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Come join the FBI, Secret Service, Tenable, Winvale and others next Tuesday as we discuss the impact data breaches can have on commercial companies!

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Winvale has teamed up with the Chesapeake Regional Tech Council to start the new year with a special B2G & Commercial Cyber Forum to discuss the importance of breach response planning on Tuesday, January 12. I'll be discussing lessons learned from Winvale's first-hand experience supporting the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) data breach.

Attendees will learn best practices and how collaborative relationships can be fostered and maintained between commercial organizations and government and I'll be joined by representatives from the FBI, U.S. Secret Service, Sheppard Mullins, Richter & Hampton LLP, and Tenable Network Security.

We hope you can join us in Odenton, Maryland, next Tuesday to learn how to prepare your organization for whatever cyber risks it may face in 2016. 

Sincerely,

Kevin Lancaster
CEO, Winvale 

B2G & Commercial Cyber Forum: Importance of Breach Response Planning

Complimentary Registration for Winvale Guests

Be our guest! Join Winvale on January 12, 2016, as our guest at the Breach Planning & Incident Response Summit hosted by The Chesapeake Regional Technology Council.

Winvale guests are eligible to attend free of charge with our exclusive discount code: "CRTCWinvale."

Engaging with the correct parties within law enforcement, general counsel and vendor companies is vital for organizations when hit by a cyber attack. This summit will examine best practices and outline how collaborative relationships can be fostered and maintained between commercial organizations and government.  

Tuesday, January 12, 2016
5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Chesapeake Innovation Center Training Room
2288 Blue Water Blvd #310
Odenton, Maryland

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After each five-year period, every GSA Schedule contractor has to complete a contract extension prior to their contract’s expiration date in order to extend their contract for another five years. Although it is common to have your contract extended, GSA Schedule contractors should be as proactive as possible during this process to make sure there is no delay in being awarded the next option period. 

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16829246_s-4.jpgWhether you are a current GSA contractor or you are thinking about preparing a proposal to obtain a GSA contract, it is important to monitor your commercial sales and make sure you remain consistent in how you discount  your Most Favored Customer (MFC), or the customer that receives your best prices. 

 
 
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