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White House Cybersecurity Czar Howard Schmidt addresses 500 technology industry leaders at NVTC's Titans Breakfast, Dec. 15, 2010.
The South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the University of South Carolina’s SC Cyber, hosted a cybersecurity summit aimed at helping small and mid-size businesses develop, evaluate, and strengthen their cybersecurity programs. Immedion was the presenting sponsor of the summit.
“We were excited to partner with the U.S. Chamber and the University of South Carolina’s SC Cyber on the summit,” said Chamber President and CEO Ted Pitts. “When our data is secure, businesses can grow. Cyber security means job security, and South Carolina is leading the way nationally on information security innovation.”
The Cybersecurity Summit brought together top experts from government, law enforcement, and the private sector to discuss cybersecurity threats to the private sector, challenges for small and mid-size businesses, and public-private collaboration on cyber incident response.
IS&T has info and advice for how MIT community members can best protect themselves and others phishing these attacks at ist.mit.edu/news/phishing_warning
MAY 16th, LONDON - Christoforos Anagnostopoulos at the London Storm User Group presents a case study on use of Storm in the realm of cybersecurity, accompanied with a quick demo. See the SkillsCast (Film, code, slides) at skillsmatter.com/podcast/java-jee/storm-for-streaming-ana...
Virginia Secretary of Technology, Karen Jackson, speaks during the Power Up SWVA, Cybersecurity & Manufacturing Summit in Abingdon, Virginia on Thursday. Jackson spoke about the opportunities for employment in cybersecurity and how the future of products and industry that are connected is growing every year. She also spoke about the Healthcare industry and the amount of devices that are "online" that are open to hackers.
📢 Alert, indeed! Don’t be fooled by this phishing email that’s been going around MIT. DELETE!
MITers: Please forward any phishy email *as an attachment* to phishing@mit.edu so we can take steps to protect others.
We have more info for MIT folks about dealing with phishing at ist.mit.edu/phishing
White House Cybersecurity Czar Howard Schmidt addresses 500 technology industry leaders at NVTC's Titans Breakfast, Dec. 15, 2010.
White House Cybersecurity Czar Howard Schmidt addresses 500 technology industry leaders at NVTC's Titans Breakfast, Dec. 15, 2010.
🚨 Here's another version of a phishing email that periodically appears in MIT inboxes. Don't be fooled! DELETE!
MITers: Please forward any phishy email *as an attachment* to phishing@mit.edu so we can take steps to protect others at MIT.
More info at ist.mit.edu/phishing
"After #Congress passed SJ Res 34, we are no longer merely battling a cyber kinetic war on all fronts, we are now in a state of perpetual cyber kinetic #metawar, & there will be no end"- James Scott
#SJRes34 #privacy #data #dataretention #cybersecurity
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