Cyber Safety Events

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Dates:

August 21, 2018:

Essentials of Community Cybersecurity (AWR-136)

Community Preparedness for Cyber Incidents (MGT-384)

August 22, 2018:

Community Preparedness for Cyber Incidents (MGT-384)

August 23, 2018:

Physical and Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure (MGT-452)

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Essentials of Community Cybersecurity (AWR-136)

Community Preparedness for Cyber Incidents (MGT-384)

Physical and Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure (MGT-452)

If you should have any questions please contact Mr. Chris Crabtree at ccrabtree@hhemc.net

Hack the Wave is a maritime cybersecurity Capture-the-Flag event that will explore the foundations of maritime security by going through a series of challenges that will place participants at the helm of TRUDI, the Tactical Reconfigurable Underway Demonstration Interface.  Each challenge is designed to educate participants on TRUDI’s capabilities and vulnerabilities. Bring a team or roll solo, and feel free to move through each challenge at your own pace. Mentors will be available to assist participants as needed!

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This is a free cybersecurity workshop provided by Hi Tech Hui.

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Come join us for August’s WetWare Wednesday, brought to you by PCATT and featuring Jason Leigh and the new CyberCANOE at HCC!

Students! Kick-off your Fall semester with us at WetWare Wednesday! This is a great opportunity to meet with people in the tech community and industry; start growing your network now!

Great OPPORTUNITY to Share Ideas
FREE Appetizers
Parking – FREE in lot, OR after 5pm – $5 at Central Pacific Bank lot, OR on street

The Internet is a wonderful place for learning, entertainment, and managing family affairs. But like the world around us, it can pose dangers if precautions are not taken.

This two-hour workshop provides guidance and resources for parents and caregivers to protect your family’s devices and information and help your children stay safe online. Whether you’re concerned about little ones, tweens, or teens, you’ll find easy-to-follow guidance that addresses pressing online safety issues, including online bullying and the use of games and mobile phones. You’ll learn how to tell myths from facts about dangers in the online world and steps to take to protect your devices, information, and children online.
Strengthen online safety for your family by learning about risks and how to manage them.

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PyHawaii meetup website

The Internet is a wonderful place for learning, entertainment, and managing family affairs. But like the world around us, it can pose dangers if precautions are not taken.

This two-hour workshop provides guidance and resources for parents and caregivers to protect your family’s devices and information and help your children stay safe online. Whether you’re concerned about little ones, tweens, or teens, you’ll find easy-to-follow guidance that addresses pressing online safety issues, including online bullying and the use of games and mobile phones. You’ll learn how to tell myths from facts about dangers in the online world and steps to take to protect your devices, information, and children online.
Strengthen online safety for your family by learning about risks and how to manage them.

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The NYU Tandon School of Engineering Cyber Security Awareness Week (CSAW) Capture the Flag (CTF) is an annual international cybersecurity competition where teams tackle problems in a series of real-world scenarios modeling various computer security problems. To succeed, teams must demonstrate a profound understanding of the roles and ramifications of cyber security in these situations.

Because the challenges are designed to teach, CTF requires contestants to integrate concepts, develop skills, and learn to hack as they go. Finalists compete on-site at one of four international CSAW locations, vying for the coveted top-three places.

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The Internet is a wonderful place for learning, entertainment, and managing family affairs. But like the world around us, it can pose dangers if precautions are not taken.

This two-hour workshop provides guidance and resources for parents and caregivers to protect your family’s devices and information and help your children stay safe online. Whether you’re concerned about little ones, tweens, or teens, you’ll find easy-to-follow guidance that addresses pressing online safety issues, including online bullying and the use of games and mobile phones. You’ll learn how to tell myths from facts about dangers in the online world and steps to take to protect your devices, information, and children online.
Strengthen online safety for your family by learning about risks and how to manage them.

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PyHawaii meetup website

IT Infrastructure is constantly changing, bringing more new challenges with it every day. From ransomware and the latest security threats, to needs for increased bandwidth and storage, it’s nearly impossible to keep up-to-date. INTERFACE – Hawaii 2018 is designed to help by assembling a combination of Best-in-Breed hardware and software solutions, along with local experts and organizations to help educate, advise and connect you to resources that can help you meet your goals.

Covering IT Infrastructure, BC/DR, IT Security, and Enterprise Communications, you’ll find presentations, panel discussions and exhibitors covering a variety of topics, as well as the latest innovations and best practices.

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Cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts are invited to attend the ISSA Hawaii Chapter’s monthly luncheon.  Event details to be announced prior to this event.

The Internet is a wonderful place for learning, entertainment, and managing family affairs. But like the world around us, it can pose dangers if precautions are not taken.

This two-hour workshop provides guidance and resources for parents and caregivers to protect your family’s devices and information and help your children stay safe online. Whether you’re concerned about little ones, tweens, or teens, you’ll find easy-to-follow guidance that addresses pressing online safety issues, including online bullying and the use of games and mobile phones. You’ll learn how to tell myths from facts about dangers in the online world and steps to take to protect your devices, information, and children online.
Strengthen online safety for your family by learning about risks and how to manage them.

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Come join us for September’s WetWare Wednesday, venue to be announced.

Students! This is a great opportunity to meet with people in the tech community and industry—start growing your network now!

The Internet is a wonderful place for learning, entertainment, and managing family affairs. But like the world around us, it can pose dangers if precautions are not taken.

This two-hour workshop provides guidance and resources for parents and caregivers to protect your family’s devices and information and help your children stay safe online. Whether you’re concerned about little ones, tweens, or teens, you’ll find easy-to-follow guidance that addresses pressing online safety issues, including online bullying and the use of games and mobile phones. You’ll learn how to tell myths from facts about dangers in the online world and steps to take to protect your devices, information, and children online.
Strengthen online safety for your family by learning about risks and how to manage them.

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The Internet is a wonderful place for learning, entertainment, and managing family affairs. But like the world around us, it can pose dangers if precautions are not taken.

This two-hour workshop provides guidance and resources for parents and caregivers to protect your family’s devices and information and help your children stay safe online. Whether you’re concerned about little ones, tweens, or teens, you’ll find easy-to-follow guidance that addresses pressing online safety issues, including online bullying and the use of games and mobile phones. You’ll learn how to tell myths from facts about dangers in the online world and steps to take to protect your devices, information, and children online.
Strengthen online safety for your family by learning about risks and how to manage them.

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The Internet is a wonderful place for learning, entertainment, and managing family affairs. But like the world around us, it can pose dangers if precautions are not taken.

This two-hour workshop provides guidance and resources for parents and caregivers to protect your family’s devices and information and help your children stay safe online. Whether you’re concerned about little ones, tweens, or teens, you’ll find easy-to-follow guidance that addresses pressing online safety issues, including online bullying and the use of games and mobile phones. You’ll learn how to tell myths from facts about dangers in the online world and steps to take to protect your devices, information, and children online.
Strengthen online safety for your family by learning about risks and how to manage them.

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Did you know that 28% of Incidents and Data Breaches are attributed to staff or others INSIDE an organization according to Verizon’s 2018 data breach report? Are you aware of what type of data your employees are accessing and what it’s being used for? In today’s climate of constant cyber threats, you can’t afford to be complacent.

This course is a part of Hawaii Tech Support’s “Business Owner’s Guide to Cyber Security Hygiene” Brunch & Learn series, designed exclusively for business owners.  The cost is $10 and a continental breakfast is included.

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The Internet is a wonderful place for learning, entertainment, and managing family affairs. But like the world around us, it can pose dangers if precautions are not taken.

This two-hour workshop provides guidance and resources for parents and caregivers to protect your family’s devices and information and help your children stay safe online. Whether you’re concerned about little ones, tweens, or teens, you’ll find easy-to-follow guidance that addresses pressing online safety issues, including online bullying and the use of games and mobile phones. You’ll learn how to tell myths from facts about dangers in the online world and steps to take to protect your devices, information, and children online.
Strengthen online safety for your family by learning about risks and how to manage them.

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Come join us for October’s WetWare Wednesday, venue to be announced.

Students! This is a great opportunity to meet with people in the tech community and industry—start growing your network now!

The Internet is a wonderful place for learning, entertainment, and managing family affairs. But like the world around us, it can pose dangers if precautions are not taken.

This two-hour workshop provides guidance and resources for parents and caregivers to protect your family’s devices and information and help your children stay safe online. Whether you’re concerned about little ones, tweens, or teens, you’ll find easy-to-follow guidance that addresses pressing online safety issues, including online bullying and the use of games and mobile phones. You’ll learn how to tell myths from facts about dangers in the online world and steps to take to protect your devices, information, and children online.
Strengthen online safety for your family by learning about risks and how to manage them.

Read More and Register

The NYU Tandon School of Engineering Cyber Security Awareness Week (CSAW) Capture the Flag (CTF) is an annual international cybersecurity competition where teams tackle problems in a series of real-world scenarios modeling various computer security problems. To succeed, teams must demonstrate a profound understanding of the roles and ramifications of cyber security in these situations.

Following the Qualification Round during September 14-16, finalist compete on-site at one of four international CSAW locations, vying for the coveted top-three places.

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Cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts are invited to attend the ISSA Hawaii Chapter’s monthly luncheon.  Event details to be announced prior to this event.

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Come join us for November’s WetWare Wednesday, venue to be announced.

Students! This is a great opportunity to meet with people in the tech community and industry—start growing your network now!

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Come join us for December’s WetWare Wednesday, venue to be announced.

Students! This is a great opportunity to meet with people in the tech community and industry—start growing your network now!