NetGain Technologies Expanded Services Endorsed by KBA The KBA is excited to announce expanded endorsed services with NetGain Technologies are now available for KBA members! The KBA's endorsement now includes Essential Security and SOC-as-a-Service, in addition to NetGain's Technology OneSource program for managed IT services. NetGain's Essential Security program provides comprehensive IT security solutions and services that every bank requires, including Virtual Chief Security Officer (VCSO) Strategic Consulting; Social Awareness; Security Assessments; Incident Response; and Email Protection. Additional Security Services include: Endpoint/Server Protection; Advanced Threat; Risk Assessments; and SOC-as-a-Service. SOC-asa-Service provides your bank with an external team of cybersecurity experts and analysts to detect advanced threats to your network 24x7. Community banks rely on technology to support their goals of premier customer service, growth, digital transformation, and more.
Take a look at what other like-minded organizations are saying about their experience with NetGain: • “We have enjoyed a long relationship with NetGain. They know our business and are instrumental in helping assess our future needs. The engineers are critical to our continued ability to keep our own IT staff small while still achieving our goals.” • “Always very helpful and very easy to work with. NetGain has helped us through many problems. Choosing NetGain was the best decision we've made!” • “The folks at NetGain are always responsive and very helpful even in late evening hours!”
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT | Selina Parrish Director of Membership sparrish@kybanks.com
Taylor County Bank Congratulates Miller & Sabo on 20 Years of Service JIM MILLER IV
The Taylor County Bank board of directors congratulate bank President, Jim Miller on reaching the incredible milestone of 20 years of service. Mr. Miller has been the president of TCB since 2017, but quite literally grew up in the banking business. In 1937 his great grandfather, Jim Miller Sr., opened Taylor County Bank with $300,000 in assets. Since that time, the bank has had five presidents, and assets have grown to over $200 million. In his 20 years, Mr. Miller has worked in every department of the bank. This experience has not only given him great knowledge of banking, but tremendous perspective of both employees and customers. Mr. Miller is a graduate of Campbellsville University, and of the Graduate School of Banking at Louisiana State University School of Banking. He is married to Jenny Netherland Miller, and they have four children: Jack, Izzie, Sophie and Charlie.
ROGER SABO
The Taylor County Bank board of directors also congratulate Roger Sabo for his 20 years of service to the bank. Mr. Sabo began his career with Kentucky Utilities. When KU moved out of Campbellsville, Mr. Sabo was left with the difficult decision of moving with the company or staying in Campbellsville. He decided to stay, and in the summer of 2000 began his career as a loan officer with Taylor County Bank. Mr. Sabo was later promoted to Sr. Vice President, and is now the head of the loan department. “This has been the most rewarding and most challenging endeavor throughout my work career. During my 20-year career at the bank I have been afforded many opportunities to help others in this community,” says Mr. Sabo. Roger is married to Debbie Sabo, and has two children Matthew Sabo and Heather Graham. He enjoys spending time with them, and working on the family farm with his brothers and parents. KENTUCKY BANKER MAGAZINE | 35
