Stanford has partnered with leading universities around the country to bring you the 2021 Cybersecurity and Privacy Festival, equipped with diverse perspectives and subject matter experts that will prepare you to recognize and defend against the latest cybersecurity threats.
This is an all-virtual event hosted through Hopin and brought to you by the Ivy+ community. All Stanford University, Stanford Healthcare, Stanford Education, and the broader higher education communities are invited.
Living in a hybrid world, much of our professional and personal lives take place online. You may be comfortable working and playing in the digital universe, but are you prepared to defend yourself against the latest privacy and cybersecurity threats? Cybercrime has evolved, with cybercriminals able to unleash attacks that have lifelong impacts on personal and professional lives. Now is the time to protect your work, assets, and identity.
Join the Ivy+ Information Security and Privacy Offices for this two-day event to ensure online safety and security in your personal and professional life. This collaborative event, open to everyone in the higher education community, will include workshops, panel discussions, and lightning talks with subject matter experts and peers from across the country.
Opening remarks, the future of work intro and what it means to cybersecurity & data privacy
Steve Gallagher, Raina Rose Tagle & Michael Tran Duff
Stanford University
October 19th at 1:00pm - 1:15pm ET | 10:00am - 10:15am PT
Recorded Session on the Stanford ISO YouTube Channel
A live discussion on some of the most common cyber threats the FBI sees, how you could be targeted, and basic methods to protect yourself.
Scott Hellman
FBI
October 19th at 1:20pm - 2:00pm ET | 10:20am - 11:00am PT
No Recording Available
We’re in the middle of an explosion of massive amounts of personal data being created and used in radically new ways. This raises challenges for everyone in the privacy ecosystem: governments, companies, universities and individuals. Our panel will talk about the privacy and ethical challenges faced by each these actors, and what are their roles and responsibilities in protecting our personal data in the future.
Karen Habercoss
University of Chicago
Todd Knowles & Diane Padgett
Duke University
Irina Raicu
Santa Clara University
Brian Gin
Stanford University
October 19th at 2:10pm - 3:00pm ET | 11:10 am - 12:00 pm PT
No Recording Available
Sponsored by the Stanford Women in Data Science, this year's event will be hosted on Hopin, an event technology platform that will provide an immersive, engaging experience. Register to access Hopin and explore event speakers and workshop details.
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