By Helen Robinson – Reprint from March 16, 2018 The world watches sports for thrills and bragging rights — but among the millions, a select few are watching for bots, hackers, malware and social media trolls. It turns out international sporting events are irresistible to cybercriminals, and their attacks give experts strong leads on newly […]
Personal athlete brands online include: websites (owned/official, sponsored/sponsors, or governing bodies), social media personas (Instagram, Twitter, Facebook), and email (addresses)
By: B. Rhodes, Sports-ISAO In our increasingly complex world, it always good go back to the basics from time-to-time. This especially true for athletes, whose livelihood is their personal brand on the internet. From that perspective, personal athlete brands online includes: websites (owned/official, sponsored/sponsors, or governing bodies), social media personas (Instagram, Twitter, Facebook), and email […]
The goal is to design and implement a community cyber capacity model that generates market forces to build resilience, innovation and economic development at community levels.
Cyber-on-Main™ is an initiative supported by the Department of Homeland Security and was announced at the first workshop of the National Risk Management Center, on December 11, 2018. The goal is to design and implement a community cyber capacity model that generates market forces to build resilience, innovation and economic development at community levels. As […]
Following 9/11, many agencies began to recognize the importance of information sharing. The 9/11 Commission Report stated that agencies should share information amongst themselves, instead of feeling like they own the information they found, creating a “unity of effort.”[1] In addition, several agencies created initiatives to improve their information sharing efforts. For example, the Department […]