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Hacks Happen: Staying Internet Secure

Hacks Happen: Staying Internet Secure

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Aug 11, 2020

This session will cover both the technical and social engineering side of protecting one's personal information & organizational data in the missions field. In this we will cover the dos and don'ts of using technology services as well as train user in identifying social engineering scams hackers use to bypass security technologies.

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