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From Twitter to Facebook: Avoiding the Risks of Today's High-Tech Workplace

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Date: Monday, October 24, 2011 Time: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Location: Holiday Inn Capitol Plaza 300 J Street Sacramento, CA HRCI Credit Pending	Sponsored By: Sacramento Employment Advisory Council (SEAC) 2011 Annual Conference Overview: Today's workplace is inundated with technology: computers, cell phones, the Internet. Employees who access and use this technology in the workplace (and let's face it - they almost all do) expose employers to potentially unlimited liability for invasion of privacy, sexual harassment, defamation and even theft of trade secrets. In this full-day seminar, you will learn how to identify risks posed by technology, and take the necessary safeguards to minimize loss and liability. Specific topics include: Employee use of technology devices while away from work E-discovery for non-lawyers Social media and the workplace The wild west of computer forensics KMTG Presenters: Meredith Packer Garey David W. Tyra Mr. Tyra and Ms. Packer will be joined by Don Vilfer. Mr. Vilfer is an attorney and former FBI Special Agent in charage of the White Collar Crime and Computer Crimes sqad. During his FBI career he also led a major case management team at venues from The White House to the Oklahoma City Bombing. Mr. Vilfer is now a legal instructor in computer forensics and electronic discovery. Registration: For more information and to register, visit SEAC's website.

Event Information

Date:

Monday, October 24, 2011

Time:

8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Location:

Holiday Inn Capitol Plaza
300 J Street
Sacramento, CA

HRCI

Credit Pending

Overview:

Today's workplace is inundated with technology: computers, cell phones, the Internet. Employees who access and use this technology in the workplace (and let's face it - they almost all do) expose employers to potentially unlimited liability for invasion of privacy, sexual harassment, defamation and even theft of trade secrets. In this full-day seminar, you will learn how to identify risks posed by technology, and take the necessary safeguards to minimize loss and liability. Specific topics include:

Employee use of technology devices while away from work
E-discovery for non-lawyers
Social media and the workplace
The wild west of computer forensics

KMTG Presenters:

Meredith Packer Garey
David W. Tyra

Mr. Tyra and Ms. Packer will be joined by Don Vilfer. Mr. Vilfer is an attorney and former FBI Special Agent in charage of the White Collar Crime and Computer Crimes sqad. During his FBI career he also led a major case management team at venues from The White House to the Oklahoma City Bombing. Mr. Vilfer is now a legal instructor in computer forensics and electronic discovery.

Registration:

For more information and to register, visit SEAC's website.

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