Alyssa DiTroia
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Technology at Arizona State University
From creating strong passwords to spotting email scams, our cybersecurity team is sharing three ways to stay cybersafe all year long! Hear from Lester Godsey, Kimberly C., Nathan Corwin and Elizabeth Reilley during National Cybersecurity Awareness Month for tips on how to keep yourself and the greater ASU community safe online. Remember Sun Devils, cybersecurity is everyone's responsibility. Forks up! Learn more at getprotected.asu.edu Lev Gonick, Kyle Bowen, John Rome, Arizona State University
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San José State University
On National Social Engineering Day, it’s important to recognize that cybersecurity is not only about technology but also about understanding human behavior. San José State University is helping lead a new statewide initiative, WITH Cyber (Work Force Innovation Technology Hubs Cyber), in collaboration with California State University-San Bernardino and California State University, Fresno. The program is designed to expand cybersecurity education across California, from K–12 to community colleges and universities. Supported by $1 million in state funding, SJSU is building on its strength as the top producer of security engineers for Silicon Valley. This effort aims to develop a more prepared and diverse workforce to meet the challenges of today’s digital threats. 🔗 Learn more by visiting the link below: https://ow.ly/XCGb50WAeb8
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University of San Diego
University of San Diego faculty light the way forward through teaching, research and scholarship. Nikolas Behar, professor of cybersecurity at USD's Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering, teaches courses in information security and applies his real-world knowledge in ethical hacking to teach students how to protect the integrity of data and information. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g3fncwYz
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Island
Two universities with thousands of staff and students are tackling their most pressing compliance and security needs with a new approach to the most familiar software on campus: the browser. Learn how the University of the Pacific and Texas State University are using Island to swap out aging tech, keep their data even more secure, and make things smoother for students and staff – while saving a ton of money in the process. Tomorrow at the EDUCAUSE Cybersecurity Conference, in a session led by Island – Scott Montgomery will sit down with Shawn Kerns, Information Security Analyst at the University of the Pacific, and Dan Owen, CISO at Texas State University to share how the Enterprise Browser is helping them... - Make compliance simple - Strengthen their security posture - Maintain a smooth and productive user experience for students and faculty - Realize substantial financial benefits, including six-figure savings Hope to see you there.
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