Virtual Event

Event Description: In The Yahoo Boys, journalist Carlos Barragán explores the world of online romance scams through the lives of Nigerian fraudsters and their victims. Blending investigative reporting with personal insight, the book examines the tactics...

Event Description: This virtual webinar is presented by SANS.org. Breaking into cybersecurity can feel overwhelming but it doesn't have to be! As part of Cybersecurity Career Week, join Karen Wetzel, Director of the NICE Program at NIST, as she sits down...

Event Description: It can be difficult to tell the scams apart from the truth. Staying safe online can be confusing! This program is from the National Cybersecurity Alliance, a nonprofit on a mission to educate everyone on how to stay safe from cybercrime...

Event Description: All the observable universe we can perceive through our eyes and telescopes makes up only 5% of reality. According to NASA, the rest is dark matter and dark energy. The internet is like that, too. The billions of pages indexed by Google...

Event Description: AI agents that don’t just answer questions but actually do work, planning tasks, using tools, and acting under human supervision, have moved from research demos to production systems in the past eighteen months. This session offers a...

Event Description: Put yourself in the bad guy’s shoes. Cyber news reporter Kerry Tomlinson shows you a series of seemingly harmless social media posts and how attackers would most likely use them try to infiltrate people's accounts and steal money. Then...

Event Description: In this session, learn the basics of MITRE ATT&CK, a globally-accessible cybersecurity framework that provides a knowledge base of adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures based on real-world observations. Key Concepts ATT&CK is a...

Event Description: In our last session, Weaponizing Academic Trust, we discussed how attackers exploit Higher Ed's institutional culture. But often, the breach doesn't begin with a university server—it starts with our online presence. Too many of us have...

The notices have been sent. The passwords have been updated. But in the wake of the 2025 incidents targeting Columbia, Dartmouth, Princeton, UPenn, and Harvard, a quiet risk remains for our entire academic community. While our systems may now be secure...

The scamdemic isn’t coming for college campuses - it’s already here. Pig butchering scams, once dismissed as fringe internet schemes, have evolved into a billion-dollar global criminal industry powered by transnational organized crime. Students, staff...