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Exciting Announcement: Tenfold Security’s $2M Celebration! We’re thrilled to celebrate a major milestone—$2 million in revenue since 2021! This achievement is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and support of our incredible team, partners, customers, and community. This is an invite-only event, so if you haven’t received an invitation, please reach out as soon as possible to ensure you’re on the list. ?? Thursday, March 27, 2025 ? Doors Open at 6:30 PM ?? Tenfold Security Office We look forward to celebrating this special moment with you!

Skates laced. Helmets on. Game face ready. For the next part of our Women's History Month Highlight Series, Tenfold Security is proud to spotlight Kansas City Roller Warriors, a force in women's roller derby. Founded in 2004, KCRW has been breaking barriers in sports for over 20 years, providing a space for women and youth of all backgrounds to compete, grow, and lead. They are dedicated to fostering inclusivity, empowerment, and community through the sport of roller derby. We stand with organizations like KCRW who uplift women, challenge norms, and create opportunities for the next generation. Want to support women in sports? Catch KCRW's next game: ?? Friday, April 5 starting from 6PM ?? Memorial Hall (KCK) ?? Game 1: KC Junior Roller Warriors – Girl Scout Night ?? Game 2: Strawberry Hellions vs. Midtown Misfits

Nation-state adversaries are waging a silent war against global finance. The battlefield? Cyberspace. Tenfold Security's COO, Aaron Weissenfluh, will expose the tactics, motivations, and consequences of cyber warfare at the FBI & KU Cybersecurity Conference on April 4th. Join us for "Nation State Adversaries vs. Global Finance: A War in the Shadows" and gain expert insights into the cyber warfare strategies targeting financial institutions worldwide. ?? Friday, April 4th | ? 11:00 - 11:50 AM ?? KU Memorial Union, 1301 Jayhawk Blvd, Lawrence, KS ?? Register: https://lnkd.in/gNQheSd2

Breaking barriers on and off the field. As part of our Women's History Month Highlight Series, Tenfold Security is proud to spotlight Kansas City Glory, a powerhouse in women's football. Founded in 2019, KC Glory provides women of all backgrounds the opportunity to play full-contact, 11v11 tackle football, compete at the highest level, and inspire the next generation of athletes. Just as we fight for security and equity in cybersecurity, KC Glory is fighting for representation in sports. We stand with organizations that uplift women, challenge norms, and create opportunities for the next generation. Want to support women in football? Catch their next home game: ?? Saturday, March 29 from 6 PM - 9 PM. ?? The Pembroke Hill School - Ward Parkway Campus. ?? Vs. Texas Elite Spartans.

Most cyberattacks don’t happen because of sophisticated hackers—they happen because of avoidable mistakes. From ignoring security alerts to failing to secure third-party access, businesses often leave critical gaps in their defenses. And with insider threats on the rise (some attackers are even getting hired just to steal data, according to CrowdStrike), organizations can’t afford to overlook security best practices. Here are some of the most common cybersecurity mistakes businesses make—and how to fix them: - Ignoring Security Alerts & Warnings → Monitor & respond immediately. - Granting Admin Access to Service Accounts → Use least privilege access. - No Incident Response Plan → Develop & test a response plan. - Lack of Cyber Insurance → Consider a policy to mitigate financial risk. - Ignoring Emerging Threats → Stay informed & adapt defenses. - Relying Only on Perimeter-Based Security → Implement zero-trust architecture. - Weak Email Security → Enforce MFA, use phishing protection & train employees. - Failing to Secure 3rd-Party Access → Vet vendors & use strong access controls. - Not Understanding the 5 C's of Cybersecurity → Address Change, Compliance, Cost, Continuity, and Coverage for full protection. - Overlooking the Increase in Insider Threats → Limit data access and enforce strict off-boarding procedures. Cybersecurity isn't just about technology—it’s about strategy, awareness, and execution. What’s one security improvement your business is making this year?

Great technology leadership doesn’t just drive innovation—it shapes the future. Our CEO, Jon Broek, and COO, Aaron Weissenfluh, had the honor of attending the Kansas City CIO ORBIE Awards, celebrating the incredible leaders who are marking an impact in the industry. A huge congratulations to Jana Merfen from CrossFirst Bank on winning in the Corporate category! Events like ORBIE showcase the importance of strong, forward-thinking CIOs who drive real change in their organizations. Thank you to Marilynne Meikenhous for the invitation and to all the inspiring finalists and winners to their contributions to the tech community.

Women have always been at the forefront of innovation in cybersecurity. We are committed to ensuring they have the recognition, opportunities, and support they deserve. That's why we're proud to be the Presenting Sponsor of the WiCyS Kansas City Metroplex (Serving Kansas and Missouri) & Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) - Greater Kansas City Chapter (ISSA-KC)'s Women's History Month Panel on March 27th! This event will bring together cybersecurity leaders to share insights, inspire future generations, and drive real change in the industry. Representation matters. The more diverse our industry, the stronger and more secure our future becomes. Join us in celebrating the contributions of women in cybersecurity and supporting the next generation of leaders. ?? March 27, 2025 | 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM CT ?? Lidia's Italian Restaurant, Kansas City ?? Tickets: $25 Let's honor, uplift, and empower women in cyber—today and every day.

?? Join WiCyS Kansas City and Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) - Greater Kansas City Chapter (ISSA-KC) for a Special Women's History Month Event! The Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) and Women in CyberSecurity (WiCyS) Kansas City invite you to celebrate Women's History Month with us! Let's honor the women who have educated, inspired, and led generations in cybersecurity and technology. ?? Date: March 27th, 2025?? ?? Time: 11:30 AM CT to 2PM CT ?? Location: Lydia's Italian Restaurant, Kansas City?? ?? Theme: "Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations" ?? Event Tickets: $25.00 ?? Speakers/Panelists: - CiCi Rojas, IOM Rojas, President at TICO LLC - Monica Cole-Rowe CISSP, Chief Information Security Officer at NAIC - Nic Parren, BRG President at Evergy - Laila Johnson, Cyber Security Student at UCM Description and Details: Join us for an engaging panel discussion where we will explore valuable insights and practical strategies for building an inclusive culture where women thrive. Hear compelling stories and career wisdom from trailblazing women in cybersecurity, and discover groundbreaking initiatives that are making waves in the field. This event will explore how individuals and organizations can foster gender diversity and empower women at every level for success. Presenting Sponsor: Tenfold Security Want to learn how to get started in cybersecurity or rise through the ranks? The we look forward to seeing you there and celebrating the incredible contributions of women in cybersecurity and technology! #WomensHistoryMonth #CyberInclusion #WiCyS #WomenInCyber #ISSA #MovingForwardTogether #TechForAll #RepresentationMatters #FutureOfCyber Tenfold Security Women in CyberSecurity (WiCyS)

Be Comfortable Being Uncomfortable. Marcus Elias lives by this mantra. Throughout his career, he's faced challenges in an industry where representation is still growing. But instead of stepping back, he leaned in—pushing boundaries, creating opportunities, and proving that cybersecurity is for everyone. At Tenfold Security, Marcus is more than a team member; he's a leader shaping the future. His work, mentorship, and drive are what make him an inspiration. Here's to embracing discomfort—and using it as fuel to build something bigger.

Aaron Weissenfluh, our COO, sat down with KMBC 9 News to discuss the growing threat of credit card skimmers that are on the rise in Kansas City, and more importantly, how you can protect yourself. From testing card readers manually to using encrypted payment options like mobile wallets, Aaron broke down practical steps to avoid falling victim to skimming scams. - Stay Vigilant. - Protect your finances. - Empower yourself with knowledge. Catch the full interview to stay one step ahead of scammers. ??: https://lnkd.in/gRdmV2Pe