Video Recording of the August meeting
WaTech in the News
Every year Washington state agencies publish a bunch of reports analyzing what's going on in the state. In 2014 there were at least 140 of them contributed to the State Library's very under-appreciated Depository program. Most of these are on topics requested by the legislature - policy questions that aren't quite ripe for decision yet, or accountability for key programs. Often they help…
Over the past two months we've interviewed 109 business owners and prospective business owners from across the state, ranging from sole proprietors to newly-formed LLCs to mid-size companies in heavily regulated industries to businesses just hiring their first employee to business owners that didn't know they had to register at all. From minority and women
Each interview we do is…
Dear Washingtonians!
A lot has been in the news lately about bad actors taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic, including imposters filing for unemployment benefits across the country using personal information obtained from large scale breaches.
While imposter fraud is a serious problem, it represents only a small part of the overall threat. Sometimes we spend so much time…
The online world has evolved and become a much more dangerous place in recent years. Data breaches at public and private organizations are constantly in the news.
Practicing good cyber hygiene is more important than ever.
With the holidays upon us, the state Office of CyberSecurity wanted to run through some common myths related to cybersecurity:
Myth: Small and medium…