Could Your Business Absorb a $10.22M Hit?

 

The Hidden Cost of Running Old Systems

In May, attackers walked into 70 million websites without a password. A third of the businesses affected couldn't even receive the emergency patch because they were running systems their vendor had already stopped supporting. 

 

IBM puts the average U.S. data breach at $10.22M. For most businesses, even a fraction of that is enough to change everything.

 

The risk is real. But so is the path forward. 

 

During this 45-minute webinar, we provide you exactly what you need to get ahead of this conversation inside your organization.

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This conversation covers:

• A clear picture of where your real exposure sits right now.

• A simple framework for calculating the true cost of staying put versus upgrading.

• The exact language to bring this to leadership in a way that lands.

 

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Meet your session speakers

 

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Camber Clemence

Senior Product Marketing Manager

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Camber leads Product Marketing at Nexcess, working across product and sales to make sure the right story reaches the right people at the right time. Her career spans product launches, integrations, partnerships, and platform expansions for brands including LearnDash and Kadence. She's the right person to walk you through what Nexcess means and why it matters for your business.

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Kelly Goolsby

Director of Solution Architecture

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Kelly has led the Sales Engineering team with Nexcess since 2018 and has been in the industry since 2003. Kelly works closely with businesses to optimize their hosting and digital experiences with a passion for new technologies and seeing them work to drive real world outcomes for organizations of all sizes.

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