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Companies are learning more areas of cyberspace prevention. Just like in the old cowboy movies the bad guy wears the black hat, and the good guy wears the white hat. There are 6 different color hats in cybersecurity but you can not see them on the WWW. Companies need to have technical employees with certifications in forensics or the company will need to completely outsource to contract companies to protect them, like #GlobalNetworksInc. that can manage IT Services & Consulting. #professor Types Of Hackers White Hat is Ethical Hackers Black Hat is Malicious Hackers Green Hat is new to Hacking Blue Hat is Vengeful Hacker Grey Hat is Not Malicious or Ethical (mix of both) Red Hat is Vigilante Hacker

Over the last few weeks, I have been posting my credentials for the Ohio Cyber Persistent Improvement Program (O-PCI) Gateway One. This is Ohio’s new cybersecurity training and mentoring program for local governmental entities, which includes counties, cities, townships, villages, and school districts, as well as other local taxpayer financed entities like libraries etc. The modules available so far are: Cyber Mindfulness, Cybersecurity 101, Cybersecurity Frameworks, Risk Management, Network Control Systems, Vulnerability Management, and Organization and Third-Party Security. I took these as a reviewer, so I did them all. Most folks will just do some of these, based on their role at their LGE. The four roles in the program are: Network user, IT/Cyber Professional, Manager, and Executive/Elected Official. This training is FREE to Ohio’s local governments. To learn more, or to sign up for the O-PCI go to https://lnkd.in/e7t6g7aM Please like and/or share to help spread the word on this great free program for local Ohio governments.

Many of you have asked about the many forms of free training after our October 6 cyber session with the Richland Area Chamber & Economic Development for local governments and municipal entities. See the link below!

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Week 4 Recap: Students Rave About CyberOps Short Course! From informative lectures to engaging discussions, it's a winning combination. The exam is now available, so be sure to complete it and earn your certificate of completion! Additionally, completing up to three short courses makes you eligible for one postgraduate credit. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g2idGv7e

Just wrapped up another room on TryHackMe, delving into the intricate dance of web components – DNS, HTTP, and more! Ever wondered how your favorite websites magically appear on your screen? It's all about these unsung heroes working behind the scenes! Highlights from the adventure: DNS Unraveled: Unveiling the magic of domain name resolution. HTTP Demystified: Understanding the language websites use to communicate. HTTP status codes – more than just numbers! Web Components Harmony: The symphony of DNS, HTTP, and other components working seamlessly to bring your beloved websites to life! This journey wasn't just about hacking; it was a deep dive into the heart of the web.

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Global and national security is a strategic area of focus for the University of South Florida, an integral component of the university’s long-term plan for success. GNSI leads that strategic effort, operating at the boundary of technology and policy, focusing on innovative science and technology, human dynamics and social behavior, and cybersecurity.   The next step in our evolution begins today with the creation of the GNSI Fellows Program. This group of highly successful thought leaders and experts from a mixture of academics, practitioners, and industry professionals will greatly expand our capabilities and expertise across multiple spectrums. As 21st-century challenges continue to grow more complex and daunting, our mission to provide actionable solutions to these challenges requires us to continue to accelerate our growth.   Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gAkhzNN5 Andrew Borene Robert Burrell, PhD Carolyne Davidson Mark Grzegorzewski, PhD Andrew Hammond Michael Goodman Christopher Hunter Christopher Marsh Jennifer McArdle, Ph.D. Celestino Perez, Jr., Ph.D. Frank Sobchak, PhD David H. Ucko Manish Agrawal Norma A. Alcantar Golfo Alexopoulos Randy Borum Dr. Adib Farhadi John Licato Anthony J. Masys CD, PhD Amber Mehmood Stephen Neely Zacharias Pieri JONGSEOK WOO #technology #policy #nationalsecurity #usf #fellows