The Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America's Agents Council for Technology (ACT) said it will host its third in a series of free Web seminars on e-mail security.
The Alexandria, Va.-based association announced the seminar, titled "Protecting Independent Agent Clients with Secure E-mail Using TLS (Transport Layer Security)," will be held from 1:30-to-2:30 p.m. EDT on Aug. 18.
The seminar will be moderated by Jeff Yates, ACT's executive director. Attendees will hear from Jim Rogers, director of Distribution Technology for The Hartford, and Tim Woodcock, president of Courtesy Computers.
Mr. Rogers will explain the risks of unsecured e-mail and how TLS works. Mr. Woodcock will also go over the more technical side of implementing TLS on Microsoft Exchange servers.
Information on past seminars and registration for the current seminar are available at www.independentagent.com/act at the "Security and Customer Privacy" link.
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