June 15, 2016 –Developing Global Cybersecurity Curricular Standards
http://economicdevelopment.umw.edu/files/2016/04/Page-2.pdf
Dr. McDuffie will be participating on a panel entitled, “”Developing global cybersecurity curricular standards” to be held on the 15th of June 2016 at the following event:
The George Washington University Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection (I3P), Intel, and the US National Science Foundation (NSF) invite you to attend the 2016 International Security Education Workshop (ISEW). The workshop will be held June 13-15, 2016 in Philadelphia, PA USA at the Sheraton Philadelphia Society Hill and will be co-located with the Colloquium for Information Systems Security Education (CISSE).
At the workshop, members of the global cybersecurity education community will collaborate to build upon ongoing security education programs and encourage the adoption, incorporation, and dissemination of security content into college curricula. The event will also explore broader dissemination of novel ideas and experiences. Most specifically, the 2016 workshop will focus heavily on the work of the ACM Joint Task Force on Cybersecurity Education (JTF – csec2017.org). Through panel discussions and working group sessions, we will engage our community of stakeholders in the development of curricular guidelines for cybersecurity educational programs.
For more information visit http://cisse.info/
December 1-3, 2015 – Guangzhou, China – The Future of Cloud Computing
The future will see more and more dependence on cyber intensive systems of all types and even yet to be discovered or implemented business functions. The information and records management professionals are well aware of this accelerating trend (in the era of social, mobile and cloud technologies) and must plan for its impact and consequences. The weakest link in any cybersecurity system is the human element. Cybersecurity protection of any net based system is complex and constantly evolving. As the value of the digital content stored and manipulated by such systems increases so will the number and sophistication of the cyber-attacks launched against it. This presentation will focus on the development, care and feeding of a 21st century workforce that includes information management professionals to embrace a culture of cybersecurity awareness. Such a corporate culture combined with the latest defensive technologies and sound policies can result in providing the best protection for your organization’s assets – the information.
November 19, 2015 – Washington, DC – Need for Cybersecurity Awareness and Training across Cyber Intensive Information Management Operations
The future will see more and more dependence on cyber intensive systems of all types and even yet to be discovered or implemented business functions. The information and records management professionals are well aware of this accelerating trend (in the era of social, mobile and cloud technologies) and must plan for its impact and consequences. The weakest link in any cybersecurity system is the human element. Cybersecurity protection of any net based system is complex and constantly evolving. As the value of the digital content stored and manipulated by such systems increases so will the number and sophistication of the cyber-attacks launched against it. This presentation will focus on the development, care and feeding of a 21st century workforce that includes information management professionals to embrace a culture of cybersecurity awareness. Such a corporate culture combined with the latest defensive technologies and sound policies can result in providing the best protection for your organization’s assets – the information.