Roy Wattanasin
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Jan/23 | Fri | 01:00PM-02:00PM | 1-150, Bring your questions & comments |
Enrollment: Limited: First come, first served (no advance sign-up)
Prereq: None, Open To All, Invite your colleagues
Whether you realize it or not, end user cybersecurity plays a major role in everyones' lives: from your siblings to your grandma etc. It affects your family, friends and even your colleagues. It is critical for all to understand how to be safer with today's online threats.
Come to this 1-hour introductory conversation to understand and learn more. Bring your questions to this information security open-ended general session for all. Hear from Roy and Frank Quinn about their thoughts and recommendations regarding the topics below.
(This is designed to be a general session about "end-user information security today" for the MIT community. Feel free to invite your colleagues!)
A. Backing Your Data
B. Administrative Access
C. Operating System (OS) Patching
D. Third-party patching
E. Defenses (Virusscan, Malware, Secunia, defenses etc.)
F. Passwords
G. Wireless Connectivity
H. Questions
Contact: Roy Wattanasin, roywatt@mit.edu