The Fund - Caught in The Dark Web – A Real Estate Attorney’s View

Join Ron Frechette and Chris Dix as they educate us on the inner-workings of The Dark Web and take us on a live tour into what is considered to be “The Underworld of the World Wide Web.” What you will see will send chills up your spine. Ron and Chris will then share some real life case studies, the future threat landscape facing real estate attorneys, and how to implement basic cybersecurity practices to help mitigate the risks of being Caught in the Dark Web.

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Christopher Dix

Shareholder

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R. Christopher Dix is a Shareholder with Smith, Hulsey & Busey in Jacksonville, Florida. Mr. Dix practices in the area of complex commercial litigation. His experience includes litigation of disputes involving contracts, real property, estates and trusts, fraudulent transfers, mechanics liens, corporate control and business entities. Mr. Dix earned the CEDS (Certified E-Discovery Specialist) designation from the Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists, and is President of the organization’s local chapter, ACEDS Jacksonville. He advises clients on cybersecurity, data breaches, social media, information governance and compliance with e-discovery rules and disputes.

Ron Frechette

Founder and CEO

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Ron Frechette is Founder and CEO of GoldSky Security with over 10 years of experience conducting Security Risk Assessments and designing Cybersecurity Plans for various sized companies across North America. Known to many as “The Cyber Coach,” he is constantly studying emerging cybersecurity trends and shares his knowledge through blogging platforms, local publications and speaking engagements across various industries. Mr. Frechette’s particular area of expertise has evolved from supporting large enterprise companies to helping small-midsized businesses with their IT security and compliance needs. He has assisted various companies in becoming compliant with frameworks such as FedRAMP, FISMA, GLBA, HIPAA/HITECH, HITRUST CSF, ISO27001, NIST 800-53, 800-171, NIST CSF, NERC-CIP, PCI-DSS and SSAE 18 (SOC1, SOC2, and SOC3).

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General Session

Title Teasers

Welcoming Remarks

The Many Faces of the BFP - A Day in Claims Court

The Continuing Evolution of Wire Fraud Schemes: Prevention, Mitigation & Recovery

General Counsel's Perspective

To All the Economists I've Loved

Mastering Florida's Marketable Record Title Act

Legislative Update - 2019

Digital Closings and Remote Online Notarization: The Latest and Greatest

Quiz on Recent Real Property Cases

Breakout Session

Bank Secrecy and Spotting Money Laundering

Agathokakological* Nature of Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Loans *composed of both good and evil

Insuring Leases: Valuation, Endorsements, and Other Considerations

Marketing & Ethics Panel Discussion

Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda: Avoiding Claims of Legal Malpractice in Real Estate Transactions

Caught in The Dark Web – A Real Estate Attorney’s View

Easements & Access from Title Insurer's Perspective

Residential Session

Homestead Issues Related to Conveyance, Mortgage and Disposition Upon Death

Representing Foreign Buyers - Choice of Entity and Compliance: What you Don't Know May Hurt You

Attorneys Are From Mars & Realtors® Are From Venus: Serving the Unique Legal Needs of Real Estate Agents

Commercial Session

Commercial Workflows, Tips & Efficiencies Panel Discussion

Negotiating Commercial Real Estate Loan Documentation: Bridging the Gap Between Borrowers and Lenders

Title Insurance Aspects of Florida's Construction Lien Law

Digital Manual

Accreditation Certificates

NALA - Download

Caught in The Dark Web – A Real Estate Attorney’s View

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