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11 results for "Brunch "

11 results for "Brunch "

Brunch & Learn: with 1Password

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Why is being safe online often synonymous with less convenience? And why should I care? 1Password will be talking about how cybersecurity deeply affects us all and how making the secure thing the easy thing is indeed possible! Topics covered: Data...

Brunch & Learn: AI Deepfakes

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Attackers are using deepfake images and video to trick you out of money and data! Get ready for a new wave of attacks powered by deepfakes - computer-generated pictures, videos and voices that look and sound real. Cyber news journalist Kerry Tomlinson...

Brunch & Learn: Combatting Cyber Threats

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Known for his captivating stories, Matt shares how he posed as women, bankers, and criminals to lure cyber offenders into U.S. jurisdiction. He educates audiences on combating ransomware, phishing, business email compromises, and scams like “pig...

Brunch & Learn: Privacy by Design: Marketing with Integrity

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Don’t miss this dynamic virtual session where privacy meets marketing at our University! Join us for an engaging session on how privacy and marketing intersect within the University. We’ll explore practical considerations and connect them to our high...

Then & Now: Cybersecurity made easy for older adults

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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...

Q&A with Carlos Barragan, author of 'The Yahoo Boys'

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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...

Stepping into the Dark: Anonymity, Threat, and Digital Defense

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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...