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High Tech Happy Hour is the premiere networking event in Madison. Since 2001, it's been our goal to bring people in the community together, to make connections, and share ideas. Come and network with your local business professionals and have the opportunity to meet new people. On the third or fourth Thursday of each month, at a different venue around Madison, HTHH takes place from 5-7pm. We look forward to seeing you there. Bring a friend!

Yahara is completing its second expansion initiative at 8000 Excelsior Drive which will make the offices, open collaborative spaces, kitchen, and recreational facilities occupy just over 9000 square feet.

High Tech Happy Hour is the premiere networking event in Madison. Since 2001, it's been our goal to bring people in the community together, to make connections, and share ideas. Come and network with your local business professionals and have the opportunity to meet new people. On the third or fourth Thursday of each month, at a different venue around Madison, HTHH takes place from 5-7pm. We look forward to seeing you there. Bring a friend!

Chad Mckee is a senior architect at Yahara Software and one of the key authors of Yahara Software's System Integration Framework.  He has extensive experience in working vehicular telemetric data and providing complex analytics and visualization capabilities. Chad addressed the Tap Into Technology audience about securing transportation data from IOT sources using certificate authorities and certificate pinning to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks. 

In this 5 part series, we will summarize the major topics covered at a recent Tap into Security event. The first installment details a presentation made by consultant Abbey Vangeloff illustrating a laboratory assessment program implemented for a US based client. Since this was a multi-tenant database, it was imperative that we create a secure environment where each user had access to only their own data. Perhaps more importantly, we wanted to create an atmosphere for the users where they could be confident they knew the correct workflows for keeping their local assessment data secure and only publishing the data to the national level that they wanted to share. 

Join us on August 24th at Monona Terrace for “What’s Next x PechaKucha.” Looking back can be vital to plan for the future. Come and hear from a diverse panel of speakers who have overcome challenges, examined their past, and are now predicting what’s next. You won’t want to miss this thought provoking night full of inspiration, contemplation and forward momentum.