Computational Thinking and Skills: A Foundation for STEM and Cybersecurity Education

It seems that criminal hackers are always a few steps ahead of everyone else and the recent onset of cryptojacking is a great example. In this webinar, independent information security consultant, professional speaker, and writer of Hacking For Dummies, Kevin Beaver, outlines what cryptomining and cryptojacking are and how they impact your business. He discusses strategies and tactics that you can use to ensure that your network and computer cycles are not used for someone else’s gains. From security policies and standards to endpoint controls to user training, this latest malware craze can be beaten but you must first understand it. Watch the replay and leave better prepared to address this threat.

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When it comes to cyber security, one thing is clear: the most potent threat vectors into any organization are its endpoints. Your endpoints represent fertile ground for attacks because their users, applications, and services often have elevated privileges that give cyber criminals an easy on-ramp to the inner workings and data within your organization.

WannaCry, NotPetya, and TRITON demonstrate that ICS and IIoT networks continue to be soft targets for cyberattacks, increasing the risk of costly downtime, safety failures, environmental incidents, and theft of sensitive intellectual property. NIST and the NCCoE recently published a NIST Interagency Report (NISTIR) demonstrating how off-the-shelf, ICS-aware behavioral anomaly detection (BAD) effectively reduces cyber risk for manufacturing organizations, without impacting OT networks, as well as risk from equipment malfunctions.