Sharon Nelson and John Simek were featured in “What’s Hot, What’s Not: National Practice Trends 2019” by Ed Finkel with the Wisconsin Lawyer. The Wisconsin Lawyer is a publication of the State Bar of Wisconsin. This article can be found in the February 2019 issue.

Excerpt:
On Cybersecurity: Sharon Nelson & John Simek, Sensei Enterprises
– Multi-factor authentication. Protect your cyber resources by requiring at least two pieces of evidence that you are the authorized user.
– Encryption. Have it available and use it anytime you are transmitting sensitive client data.
– Password managers. These are secure sites that assign complicated passwords whenever they’re needed, so the user only needs to remember the password to the password manager. “Passwords aren’t going to go away in the foreseeable future,” he says. “We’ve got to stop using the same passwords for everything. It’s not expensive. I don’t care who you are, use one.”

Read the entire article here.

Sensei is excited to be a sponsor of the Fairfax Law Foundation‘s Heroes vs. Villains 5K and Kids’ fun run! The run is taking place on Sunday, April 7th in Fairfax Corner.

About the race: Come join the battle for the HEROES vs. VILLAINS 10^th Annual Run for Justice 5k benefitting the Fairfax Law Foundation.  Join us on Sunday, April 7, 2019 at 9:00 a.m.; 8:30 a.m. Kids’ Fun Run, ready to run in your favorite superhero or villain costume.  Prizes awarded to top finishers and best costumes – individuals, duos and groups.

The Run for Justice 5k will again feature ChronoTrack System timing.  The event also includes a Kids Fun Run and family friendly post-race activities.  All participants in the 5k race will receive a premium T-Shirt.  All children participating in the Kids Fun Run will receive a medal.   

Stick around after the race to enjoy our famous post-race buffet spread! 

This event has raised over $135,000 since its inception to benefit the Fairfax Law Foundation’s mission to provide law-related education to our youth and community, provide direct legal assistance to the indigent and those with special needs; and promote access to and improvements in the justice system.  This year we look forward to continuing the tradition.

See more here.