Cybersecurity
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June 2020
Open Source Security Tool Training
How to Make a PiHole Are you sick of seeing so many ads on web pages while you surf the internet at home? Worry about malware coming into your home network? Using a PiHole can eliminate a lot of that traffic. A PiHole is built with a Raspberry Pi, a small and inexpensive computer that you can buy from multiple sources for $40 or less. Dan and Dan will walk us through how to build one, install it on our…
Find out more »Business Continuity
Business Continuity: Critical Areas of Focus for Designing a Teleworker Solution. When business continuity plans are put in place, they are usually a response to unplanned events. In addition to enabling workers during a challenging time, how do we manage, deploy, and secure a new model of remote access? We’ll provide answers about what works (and what does not) when deploying remote solutions for workers.What participants can expect to gain: Candid and real-world perspectives on enabling a remote workforce.About the…
Find out more »Ransomware Relief
Tech Collective understands the power of collective collaboration and together, with our Committees, has drafted a plan to support you. Our agenda is below- What exactly is ransomware?- How does it get in?- What are the hacker's motivations?- How can I protect against ransomware?About the presenter:Carl Benevento, cyber security specialist, will be sharing his insight and experience in the realm of physical, social and cyber security concepts. Carl has 30 years of experience in technology and security.Carl’s hands on security…
Find out more »September 2020
Tech Collective Ethical Hacker
Tech Collective’s Ethical Hacker Certification is a 40 hour, hands-on program Tech Collective’s Ethical Hacker is a 40 hour, hands-on program that will prepare you for the EC Council Exam. This bootcamp covers how to work with a variety of systems to find out where their weaknesses or vulnerabilities may be, and how you can identify and reinforce these gaps to prevent successful hacking attempts. Ethical hacking is where an IT professional uses the same hacking techniques as malicious hackers…
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