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4 cyber threats Events Found

Apr 1

SANS@Night: From Reactive to Resilient: Transform Cybersecurity Through Leadership and Insight

In an era of rapid digital transformation like the use of AI and quantum computing, cybersecurity and risk has become a critical concern for organizations worldwide. As cyber threats grow in complexity and sophistication, leaders must not only stay informed about emerging trends but also proactively manage risks and influence organizational culture to build resilience. This presentation touches on the latest cybersecurity trends and challenges while highlighting key risks with them. We explore effective leadership strategies with shifting the cybersecurity mindset to leading through risk and Influence. We'll uncover how to foster collaboration, align cybersecurity priorities with business goals, and influence a risk-aware mindset across teams. Attendees will leave equipped with actionable insights to navigate the evolving cybersecurity landscape and safeguard their organizations against future threats.
Virtual
Free
4/1/26
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Apr 13

Workshop: Understanding the Cyber Adversary with Mitre ATT&CK

Cybersecurity workshop focused on understanding cyber adversaries using the Mitre ATT&CK framework
Fountainview
Ticketed Event
4/13/26
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Apr 14

CyberThreats: Lessons Learned from Phishing 500,000 Faculty, Staff & Students

Cybersecurity session sharing lessons learned from large-scale phishing exercises in educational institutions
Fountainview
Free
4/14/26
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Jun 1

Cybersecurity Summer Institute

Anderson University's Center for Cybersecurity will offer an introductory program designed to show students how technology can be used to make our world safer and more secure. This summer's camp features four hands-on half-day sessions held over two days. Participants will explore real-world computing and technology challenges through activities in ethical hacking, defensive cybersecurity, and digital forensics. Students will learn the fundamentals of investigating computer crime, preventing cyberattacks, and identifying and exploiting system vulnerabilities to better understand how cyber threats occur and how to stop them.
Anderson University
Free
6/1/26
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