Cybersecurity and STEM education, inclusion, and outreach for the benefit of society.
Attending and hosting online meetings from outside the office
Now that people are working from home, we are all participating in a lot more online meetings. Whether you are experienced, or new to working away from the office, there are some tips to follow for productive and professional online meetings.… Read the rest
Working at home can be a big change, and it comes with its own share of increased risk. As an employee, you may find fraudsters call and claim to represent your company or business partners and they may ask for information or even ask you to send files or transfer funds.… Read the rest
Scientists speak up about racism and #BLM. Make a change for the positive.
https://www.shutdownstem.com/
We are again hosting the Scotch & Cigar party at RSA – Thursday, Feb 27 in San Francisco. This will be a great networking opportunity and educational event, co-sponsored by Netskope, Nullafi & Virsec, with wine from Tammy at CyAlliance. CISOs and cybersecurity leaders are welcome.… Read the rest
More details, prices and registration will be announced in February 2020.
Please contact us for details on sponsorship!
Join OCW on September 19,
Register here!! Contact ocwadmin@ohiocyberwomen.org for more details.
Davenport, Iowa September 5-6, 2019: Cybersecurity and privacy are on the minds of government officials, business leaders, educators
Sign your kids up today for The Children of The CornCon – 2019 Mid-Year Kids’ Hacker Camp. The camp will be held 9am to 3pm on Saturday, May 11 at the Eastern Iowa Community College downtown Davenport campus. Registration opens at 8:30am.… Read the rest
Take a look at the 6 new tech trends to expect in 2019 and beyond. From Deloitte Insights.
[via MIT Technology Review]
In a new working paperfrom the National Bureau of Economics, economic historian Barry Eichengreen writes that throughout history there has been “a tendency for political jurisdictions and residence to converge on a single currency.” Besides a monopoly over the mint being a source of political power, it can also facilitate economic activity, he says, since there is no need to expend resources keeping track of the creditworthiness of every currency issuer.… Read the rest