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SUMMARY:Fortify Cybersecurity Webinar Session 5 - Encryption
DESCRIPTION:Encryption – Mandatory today\, Obsolete tomorrow?\nClick Here to Register \nThe risk of data theft requires the use of AES level encryption for valuable data when it’s at rest and in transit. Various types of encryptions are available today in both hardware and software forms\, and it is important for businesses to know how these work and what options they have for implementing them. \nSMB’s with heterogeneous technology environments such as Windows end points\, cloud based apps/storage and Apple/Google mobile devices face the task of ensuring that their data is encrypted in and between each of these environments. An additional layer of complexity comes in when businesses have network enabled measuring devices that transmit sensitive information via W8-Fi (such as in clinics and with security cameras). Since these do not always allow for configuration\, it’s important for businesses to be aware of the type of encryption these devices are implementing. \nAnd things are even more complicated with the advent of Quantum Computing which threatens to make the current form of encryption ineffective or obsolete. \nIn this webinar you’ll learn \n• What data encryption is\n• How modern data encryption works\n• Some types of encryption are better than others\n• When encryption is bad for you (i.e.\, ransomware)\n• Should you lose sleep over Quantum Computing?\n• How to use encryption to protect your information and business \nPresenter: \n \nFaaiuaso L. Lilo Jr. \nFaaiuaso (aka J.R.) is the CISA Region 9 first Cybersecurity Law Enforcement Liaison\, which is a Cybersecurity Advisor co-located with FBI partners. J.R. retired from active-duty in the Air Force as Master Sergeant (E-7) after 23 years of service. He worked as an Exploitation Analyst and Cyber Intelligence Analyst for the NSA-Texas. His career in the military was in Network Intelligence Analysis\, Computer System Operations\, and Radio Communications. J.R. holds a Master’s in Cybersecurity and Bachelor’s in Information Technology.
URL:https://www.cyberhawaii.org/event/fortify-cybersecurity-webinar-session-5-encryption-presented-by-cisa-cyberhawaii/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:Unite Against Hate:  An Update for Hawaii Businesses from the FBI
DESCRIPTION:Today’s America is contentious.  Whether it’s arguments over immigration\, the rights of LGBTQ people or what keiki learn in school\, the tone and language of arguments often goes beyond what most reasonable people would call civil.  The foundation of our democracy is the ability to debate ideas in a vigorous\, but ultimately forgiving manner. \nMuch debate today takes place online.  Whether in social media\, chat groups\, media reports or blogs\, ideas are expressed and debated in an often vigorous and aggressive manner.  The very anonymity of the internet can often encourage hateful or inappropriate speech that might not be used in an in-person debate.  The power of the internet to encourage hateful speech and misinformation must not be underestimated. \nHawaii businesses need to be prepared to deal with this type of speech.  Policies and processes must be in place to deal with situations where employees are subjected to hateful speech\, and also where employees themselves are the instigators of this type of speech.  Given that hate speech can be protected by the first amendment\, policies must account for the point that the speech becomes criminal. \nCrafting effective policies that govern hate speech and hate crimes in a business environment takes collaboration between professionals in Human Resources\, Legal Services and Security. \nTo learn more about how to better prepare for this type of situation\, please join us and learn more about: \n\nWhat is the Federal Civil Rights Program?\nWhat Constitutes a Hate Crime Wherein the FBI Gets Involved?\nFree Speech vs. True Threats\nPublic Reporting\n\nTarget Audience \nThe information presented will be useful to: \n\nHuman Resource management and analysts\nLegal Service professionals\nSecurity and Cybersecurity management\nBusiness owners\n\nPresenters \nAll presenters are from the FBI Honolulu field office. \nParking \nParking costs $5.  If a purchase is made at one of the stores at Restaurant Row\, parking can be validated and may be free. \n  \nClick Here to Register In-person or Virtually.
URL:https://www.cyberhawaii.org/event/unite-against-hate-an-update-for-hawaii-businesses-from-the-fbi/
LOCATION:High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA)\, 500 Ala Moana Blvd Bldg 5 Suite 200\, Honolulu\, HI\, 96813\, United States
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SUMMARY:2nd Annual Hawaii Cybersecurity Conference - Day 1 of 2
DESCRIPTION:The 2nd Annual Hawaii Cybersecurity Conference is an information sharing event intended to help Hawaii’s varied communities be better informed and better prepared against online criminals. \nThis conference will bring together Hawaii based organizations as well as individual consumers and students to learn from a variety of federal and state agencies about how to better prepare against cyber threat actors. \nHawaii Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke will open the conference.  Experts from federal and state agencies will provide critical information that Hawaii businesses need to stay safe.  Agencies confirmed to attend are: \n\nU.S. Secret Service\nFederal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)\nCybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)\nState of Hawaii\, Office of Homeland Security\nUnited States Intelligence Service (USIC)\nHomeland Security Investigations (HIS)\nU.S. Coast Guard (USCG)\nNaval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS)\n\nLogistics\nThe conference is in person only.  No online/virtual attendance is supported.  This event is not open to the media.  There is no charge to attend the conference.  This conference is organized by CyberHawaii with support and speakers provided by the FBI Honolulu Office\, the Hawaii State Office of Homeland Security and other federal and state agencies. \nThe Hawaii Cybersecurity Conference is a two-day event that will be held at the University of Hawaii’s Manoa and West Oahu campuses. \nPrerequisites:  None.  Topics will be general in nature and cover things that businesses and consumers should be aware of regarding general cybersecurity threats and mitigations. \n  \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://www.cyberhawaii.org/event/2nd-annual-hawaii-cybersecurity-conference/
LOCATION:University of Hawaii\, Manoa Campus\, Campus Center\, 2465 Campus Road\, Room 208\, Honolulu\, HI\, 96822\, United States
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SUMMARY:2nd Annual Hawaii Cybersecurity Conference – Day 2 of 2
DESCRIPTION:The 2nd Annual Hawaii Cybersecurity Conference is an information sharing event intended to help Hawaii’s varied communities be better informed and better prepared against online criminals.  \nThis conference will bring together Hawaii based organizations as well as individual consumers and students to learn from a variety of federal and state agencies about how to better prepare against cyber threat actors. \nHawaii Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke will open the conference.  Experts from federal and state agencies will provide critical information that Hawaii businesses need to stay safe.  Agencies confirmed to attend are: \n\nU.S. Secret Service\nFederal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)\nCybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)\nState of Hawaii\, Office of Homeland Security\nUnited States Intelligence Service (USIC)\nHomeland Security Investigations (HIS)\nU.S. Coast Guard (USCG)\nNaval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS)\n\nLogistics\nThe conference is in person only.  No online/virtual attendance is supported.  This event is not open to the media.  There is no charge to attend the conference.  This conference is organized by CyberHawaii with support and speakers provided by the FBI Honolulu Office\, the Hawaii State Office of Homeland Security and other federal and state agencies. \nThe Hawaii Cybersecurity Conference is a two-day event that will be held at the University of Hawaii’s Manoa and West Oahu campuses. \nPrerequisites:  This session will focus on the technical aspects of malicious behaviors.  An understanding of information technology\, information security and/or cybersecurity is required.  Experience working as a security professional is recommended. \n  \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://www.cyberhawaii.org/event/2nd-annual-hawaii-cybersecurity-conference-day-2-of-2/
LOCATION:University of Hawaii West Oahu Campus\, 91-1001 Farrington Hwy\, Kapolei\, HI\, Hawaii\, 96707\, United States
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