Re: Identifying 3 CyberSecurity Literacy Topics for Students

[Jason Edelstein <jasone () UCHICAGO EDU>]

I might, even though it's security-focused and these aren't the same 
thing... streeeeetch Todd's #3 (and many others who have said similar, 
I'm feelin' Eric Weakland's phrasing very much!) just enough to make the 
"privacy and security" label stick to this presentation. One of the 
reasons all of these things matter so much is precisely because of their 
privacy impacts - it's a good hook.

-je-

On 8/17/20 2:23 PM, Todd Watson wrote:
> Hi Cathy,
>
> From my perspective:
>
>  1. Social engineering
>  2. Account access controls to include password hygiene and MFA
>  3. Consequences to personal cybersecurity from over-sharing on social
>     media
>
> Hope these help!
>
> Regards,
>
> Dr. W. Todd Watson, CISSP
>
> Information Security Officer
>
> University System of Georgia
>
> Cybersecurity
>
> 706-583-2400
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> todd () usg edu
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> Good afternoon colleagues,
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> I have an opportunity to engage undergrad students in a single zoom 
> session – introducing them to 3 cyber security literacy topics. I 
> thought I would leveraage the brainpower of the HE community to hear 
> what top 3 topics you would focus on if given this opportunity.
>
> Thank you!
>
>
> Cathy
>
> Cathy Hubbs
>
> Chief Information Security Officer
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> American University, Washington DC
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> Office of Information Technology
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