Data Breaches, Malware, Secure Passwords, Privacy, Safe Computing, Online Scams, Mobile Protection, Hacking,
Phishing, Identify Theft and Bitcoin.
These are some topics discussed in the area of Cyber security. So in this blog, we are going to discuss National
Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) which is held every October.
A NCSAM 2019 Toolkit can be downloaded is from Homeland Security.
Posters for NCSAM are also available to download as well.
According to the Homeland Security Website this annual event, “is a collaborative effort between government and industry to ensure every American has the resources they need to stay safe and secure online while increasing the resilience of the Nation against cyber threats. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) co-lead NCSAM.” The Theme for 2019 is, "Own IT. Secure IT. Protect IT."
Much about how content is viewed or accessed over the Internet has changed. In fact Forbes.com wrote an article in December of 2018 called, "60 Cybersecurity Predictions For 2019."
One of the predictions in this article discussed employment and educational factors, stating that, “It’s no surprise that we are currently in a massive deficit of qualified cybersecurity talent. In 2019, we will see a more modern approach to recruiting and retention in the cybersecurity workforce to fill this void and create more diversity. We will see an uptick in apprenticeship programs, more diverse training, recruiting practices and federal funding to help bridge the enormous talent and diversity gap the industry has today“—Jason Albuquerque, CISO, Carousel Industries
Chestnut Hill College's "High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) Student Chapter is involved in Cybersecurity. They are hosting their 5th Annual Cyber Security and Forensics Conference on Friday, October 25, 2019. This event is Co-sponsored with HTCIA, Delaware Valley Chapter.
A NCSAM 2019 Toolkit can be downloaded is from Homeland Security.
Posters for NCSAM are also available to download as well.
According to the Homeland Security Website this annual event, “is a collaborative effort between government and industry to ensure every American has the resources they need to stay safe and secure online while increasing the resilience of the Nation against cyber threats. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) co-lead NCSAM.” The Theme for 2019 is, "Own IT. Secure IT. Protect IT."
Much about how content is viewed or accessed over the Internet has changed. In fact Forbes.com wrote an article in December of 2018 called, "60 Cybersecurity Predictions For 2019."
One of the predictions in this article discussed employment and educational factors, stating that, “It’s no surprise that we are currently in a massive deficit of qualified cybersecurity talent. In 2019, we will see a more modern approach to recruiting and retention in the cybersecurity workforce to fill this void and create more diversity. We will see an uptick in apprenticeship programs, more diverse training, recruiting practices and federal funding to help bridge the enormous talent and diversity gap the industry has today“—Jason Albuquerque, CISO, Carousel Industries
Chestnut Hill College's "High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) Student Chapter is involved in Cybersecurity. They are hosting their 5th Annual Cyber Security and Forensics Conference on Friday, October 25, 2019. This event is Co-sponsored with HTCIA, Delaware Valley Chapter.
Students at Chestnut Hill College have the opportunity to learn about various topics in the field,Cybersecurity.
The Computer Information and Science Department offers a variety of degrees related to Cybersecurity:
Academic Minors in:
In the Spring of 2020 a new Accelerated, Online Master of Science Degree in Cybersecurity will begin as well.
- Computer Information and Science
- Computer Information and Technology
- Digital Forensics
- Cybersecurity
Academic Minors in:
- Computer Science
- Computer Systems Management
- Cybersecurity
- Cybersecurity Studies
- Digital Forensics
- Information Management
- Programming
- Web Design
In the Spring of 2020 a new Accelerated, Online Master of Science Degree in Cybersecurity will begin as well.
Now, let's talk about the Logue Library....
Logue Library has created a display to reflect the topic of Cybersecurity and how the Librarians can help students research their particular topics.
These eBooks are available to all students.
Special Thanks to Sister Mary Jo Larkin, Dean for Library and Info Resources for creating the display.
Posted by J. Presley, Systems Management Librarian
A search of the following topics shown below you will deliver these results:
Topic Results eBooks Total Print Books Total
Cybersecurity 3,236 64 3
Cyber security 5,644 207 3
Homeland Security 6,795 326 27
Digital Forensics 1,194 1181 6
Malware 2,640 48 2
Data Breaches 6,243 113 1
Online Scams 644 36 1
Mobile Protection 12,134 179 3
Hacking 17,799 246 38
Phishing 944 18 1
Identify Theft 1,305 31 1
Bitcoin 1,512 15 2
Topic Results eBooks Total Print Books Total
Cybersecurity 3,236 64 3
Cyber security 5,644 207 3
Homeland Security 6,795 326 27
Digital Forensics 1,194 1181 6
Malware 2,640 48 2
Data Breaches 6,243 113 1
Online Scams 644 36 1
Mobile Protection 12,134 179 3
Hacking 17,799 246 38
Phishing 944 18 1
Identify Theft 1,305 31 1
Bitcoin 1,512 15 2
Logue Library has created a display to reflect the topic of Cybersecurity and how the Librarians can help students research their particular topics.
These eBooks are available to all students.
Feel free to comment on this blog.
What book listed above would you most likely read?
Special Thanks to Sister Mary Jo Larkin, Dean for Library and Info Resources for creating the display.
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