MACFO's May Event: Cybersecurity, Cloud Strategy and Their Intersection Mr. Inside Mr. Outside

When:

May 10, 2024 at 8:00am – 11:30am

People:

Glenn D. Solomon and Nick Damoulakis and Justin Di Stefano

Location:

Conference Center
7021 Columbia Gateway Drive, Suite 150
Columbia, MD 21046

We are very excited to have two very experienced and knowledgeable speakers at the top of the cybersecurity and could computing worlds – Nick Damoulakis, CEO and President of Orases, a leading IT strategy and technology solutions provider, and Justin Di Stefano, Vice President of Engineering of Medisolv, a major provider of quality performance solutions to the healthcare industry.

Our speakers will present on the current state of, and strategies for, cybersecurity and cloud computing and the interrelationship between the two, from their unique and varying perspectives as an outside consultant to businesses and as an officer in charge of IT internally.

*Please note our new event location.

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