Our goal is to help you keep your sensitive business information safe.
This includes helping you comply with 201 CMR 17.00, the
Massachusetts data security regulations that apply to all organizations
which do business with Massachusetts residents.
This is an interactive workshop. We will work together to develop
sensible, written security plans for members of the group, and wrestle
with the
challenges of implementing those plans in a frugal, effective way. Once
you have registered, we will call you with details about the workshop,
and tell you how to download the templates and fill them in before the
workshop.
The price for the workshop is $250 per organization. Registration
includes up to three members of your organization who wish to attend; a
one-year subscription to our template library of security plans, which
we expect to grow as former attendees contribute their own plans as
additional examples; and contact information for people who have
attended the workshop. There are no refunds, but you are welcome to
attend the workshop on a different date. If you cannot attend the
workshop on the date that you signed up for, call us at 617-325-9526 to
reschedule.
Most workshops are 1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. at the
Boston Nature Center, a 5-minute drive, or a brisk 25-minute walk, from the MBTA Forest Hills Station.
You can get there by foot, bus, or car. Plenty of parking is available.
The Boston Nature Center is wheelchair-accesible.
To register for a workshop date below, click the Pay Now button for the workshop you want to attend.
To pay with a check, please call us at 617-325-9526 to make arrangements.
We will contact you soon after you register; please let us know at that time if you have any needs we can help you with.
Let us know if you would like to bring children with you.
If we know children are coming, we sometimes are able to offer an art class for kids while you are in the workshop.
Warning and Legal Disclaimer
The Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation
does not endorse our websites, files, suggestions and workshops, and
the information we provide is presented "as is". We make no warranty as
to its fitness for your particular organization, and the information on
our web sites and in our documents are not intended to replace the
advice of legal and computer professionals.
Our goal is to help you keep your sensitive business information safe,
including complying with the Massachusetts information privacy
regulations (201 CMR 17.00). These laws and regulations are
new to everyone; they go into effect March 1, 2010. Along with everyone
else, we are learning about the 201 CMR 17.00 regulations and
thinking through their implications. Since these regulations have legal
and computer implications, we strongly recommend that you consult with
your organization's legal and computer professionals as you work to
comply with these rules, to ensure that you adequately address all
legal issues for your organization and that the solutions you choose
are financially and technically reasonable for your organization.
