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Thank You for the Invitation! I want to express my gratitude for the opportunity to speak at the American Transaction Processors Coalition Conference on the topic of Cybersecurity and AI from an educational perspective. It has been a pleasure collaborating with such an exceptional group of professionals. Our engaging discussions have deepened my insights and underscored the vital role of integrating cybersecurity and AI in education. I look forward to continuing our partnerships and exploring new avenues for innovation together. (… it is nice to see myself in the short video below as well 🙂) This one-day conference, hosted by the American Transaction Processors Coalition (ATPC) and the ATPC Cyber Council, highlighted the critical cybersecurity work being done by the financial services sector, particularly the payments sector. The ATPC is a national coalition comprised of the world’s largest, global payment processors, banks, credit card companies, and financial services companies. ATPC member companies ensure that global payments move seamlessly across the world, while empowering and encouraging broader and more diverse participation in the financial services system. The ATPC Cyber Council is a unique group, part of the ATPC, that is comprised only of CISOs, CSOs, CIOs and CTOs who are on the front lines every day dealing with the operational impacts of cybersecurity. These U.S. based companies serve hundreds of millions of customer businesses across the globe daily and process hundreds of billions of transactions per year. Cybersecurity is one of the top priorities of the ATPC, which is also one of the few coalitions to have created a stand-alone Cybersecurity Council. The event featured panels and remarks from the high-level dignitaries including Federal officials from the White House, Federal agencies, Congress as well as a wide range of cyber experts and senior executives from the ATPC, Financial Services sector, state and local elected officials and more. It included a high-level discussion on cybersecurity issues, Artificial Intelligence, supply chain security and more. #ATPC #AI #Cybersecurity

DUO MFA adds an extra layer of security by requiring a second form of verification, such as a code sent to your phone or email. This makes it much harder for hackers to access your accounts, even if they know your password.

Four lectures in Marlborough from two of the UK's leading cyber security experts, aimed at equipping businesses with the latest trends and tactics in cyber attacks. Each lecture is just £35, or £30 if you book all four. Details below ⬇️

🛎 Cyber Smart Week 2024 is happening from 21 - 27 October 2024 🛎 Join CERT NZ's mission to make our nation more cyber secure and raise awareness about online safety and empower everyone to be more cyber resilient. Become a Cyber Smart Week supporter today! CERT NZ #CyberSmartWeek #StaySafeOnline #NZCybersecurity

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55% of K-12 breaches (2016-21) were vendor-related. TryHackMe’s #AdventOfCyber Day 9 covers vendor security — with Simply Cyber’s 👉🏼 Gerald Auger, Ph.D. https://lnkd.in/gtsN7wfT

Looking for more info on the Check Fraud Ecosystem? Check out this Webinar being hosted by the Carolina's Chapter of IAFCI and presented by Q6 Cyber. If you are interested in attending, email carolinas@iafci.org.

I'm beyond excited to be presenting my research at The Hague Program on International Cyber Security's annual conference in November. ⚫ In 2024, facing the world’s biggest electoral megacycle, technology companies have deepened and forged existing and newfound roles and responsibilities for safeguarding democratic processes. ⚫ Many major technology companies have published or updated their approaches to mitigating and addressing mis- and disinformation spread on their platforms or generated and amplified by their technology. ⚫ While industry-led agreements and principles on cyberspace and technology are not a new phenomenon, never before have technology companies taken such proactive and coordinated action directly in support of electoral integrity. 🔎 My paper explores what motivates technology companies to pioneer, support and coordinate voluntary, non-binding commitments to uphold democracy and specifically protect electoral integrity. What are the incentives and pressures underlying this action? What motivates independent and coordinated commitments, from promises to pledges?

A great way to view the key findings from Coalition, Inc.'s new 2024 Cyber Claims Report. Love seeing how much our team helped claw back- $38M! This report explores all of our claims from 2023, tracks trends across the type of events, and so much more. Get your copy of the report here: https://lnkd.in/gavv_U59

Last chance to register for the Mail Check Webinar, everything relating to the NCSC update, on how to navigate thew change and more! Follow the link in the post below: