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The Charles Follis Foundation in conjunction with Black History Month present this important ask of each of you February 3rd Charles Follis Day.   The Theme for Charles Follis Day is the ‘POWER OF ONE.’   The ‘call to action or challenge’ on February 3rd for each individual person is to dedicate 24 hours performing ONLY acts of kindness. No disdain, anger nor negativity toward anyone, doing everything possible in your ‘POWER OF ONE’ for the entire 24-hour Charles Follis Day.    This can be done in any manner of ways defined by your ‘POWER OF ONE.’    Incorporating this into the classrooms to deter different forms of bullying whether physical or cyber, would contribute to lowering the suicide rate in children. The benefit in corporate sectors with the importance around DEI; the ‘POWER OF ONE’ would surely enhance such programs. 

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Black History is cybersecurity history Arlington Hall’s African American unit at the National Security Agency from Liza Mundy’s book “Code Girls” Hidden but Vital Figures As with the most of the American experience at the time the initial African American code breaks went from military to Army Security Agency (ASA) a precursor to the NSA, and then Armed Forces Security Agency (AFSA), were segregated into their own units and offices. Since the earliest of cyphers, as long as there has been ciphertext there have been black and brown cryptographers. Whether they were special messages of faith, military movements, or pathway to freedom, African Americans have been a part of the history of coded messages, technology, and the practice of protecting the two. Unfortunately like the image above that is featured in this post, the stories and information behind it are lost to time. In the Author’s Note to her book “Code Girls”, Liza Mundy talks about the fact that the image is about all that is left. This had us think, what are we doing now to preserve the history and stories of black hackers and cybersecurity professionals? We decided to do our part and start collecting as much as we could, posting it here, and archiving it on archive.org for the future. Now that the CryptoHarlem site is relaunched look to this area for stories by, from, and about the African American’s contributing to the space of Cybersecurity. After all our research we are even more confident when we say, Black History is cybersecurity history. Assura, Inc. #blackhistorymonth #cybersecurityjourney

In the ever-evolving landscape of #cybersecurity, maintaining vigilance against emerging threats is paramount for businesses of all sizes across industries. Our latest blog delves into the top five #cybersecuritytrends that will shape the #digitalsecurity landscape this year, providing insights to help organizations fortify their defenses. https://lnkd.in/gdQbbD2P

In today's #digitalage, with #cyberthreats on the rise, prioritizing #cybersecurity is crucial for businesses. Discover how VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing) offers an effective solution to safeguard your organization. Dive into our latest blog to learn how VAPT provides a comprehensive analysis of your security posture and empowers you to build a strong #defensestrategy. #blog #cybersecurity #vapt #vulnerabililtyassessment #penetrationtesting

The Charles Follis Foundation in conjunction with Black History Month present this important ask of each of you February 3rd Charles Follis Day. The Theme for Charles Follis Day is the ‘POWER OF ONE.’ The ‘call to action or challenge’ on February 3rd for each individual person is to dedicate 24 hours performing ONLY acts of kindness. No disdain, anger nor negativity toward anyone, doing everything possible in your ‘POWER OF ONE’ for the entire 24-hour Charles Follis Day. This can be done in any manner of ways defined by your ‘POWER OF ONE.’ Incorporating this into the classrooms to deter different forms of bullying whether physical or cyber, would contribute to lowering the suicide rate in children. The benefit in corporate sectors with the importance around DEI; the ‘POWER OF ONE’ would surely enhance such programs. Please share with your network and all social media platforms!

Check out our latest #blog post! With cyber threats on the rise, it's crucial for banks and financial institutions to take proactive steps to protect their systems, networks, and customer data. Discover how Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) can strengthen #cybersecurity defenses in the #banking sector. Learn more about its role in safeguarding against #cyberthreats, protecting sensitive financial data, and maintaining trust with customers and stakeholders 👉 https://lnkd.in/g8Ci9hvp #VAPT #BankingSecurity #VulnerabilityAssessment #PenetrationTesting #ULTS

Espionage campaigns like this highlight how critical it is to secure vital assets in the face of evolving cloud threats. It truly is a cloak-and-dagger world out there. 1. Thorough Background Checks: Carry out stringent background checks on employees, especially those with access to sensitive information. 2. Cultivate a Security Culture: Foster a culture of security where all members of the organization are aware of potential threats and how to counter them. 3. Engage External Expertise: Consider partnering with professional cybersecurity services to safeguard your IT systems. Let's not allow innovation to become a tool for espionage. Stay secure, folks! #CyberEspionage #CloudSecurity #CyberThreats #DataSecurity #EmployeeAwareness

Some history and a new vector https://lnkd.in/eHNs4z3D

Such a powerful opportunity for women in cyber Executive Women's Forum on Information Security, Risk Management & Privacy Joyce Brocaglia !!