Dear Members, It’s hard to believe it’s been four years since I stepped into the role of Chapter President. Looking back, I’m incredibly proud of all we’ve been able to accomplish together – from growing our membership and elevating our events, to building a stronger, more connected community of cybersecurity professionals. As many of you […]
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Today’s children and teens live much of their lives online. Social media is a center for them to socialize, form their identities, and get information. Almost all teens in developed countries use the internet daily, often through smartphones. Popular platforms like YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat capture their attention.1 However, this intense connection creates
Introduction Cybersecurity incidents are not a matter of if but when for most organizations today. Threats like ransomware, insider data theft, and nation-state attacks continue to grow in frequency and complexity. A robust Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) capability is therefore essential to detect incidents quickly, contain damage, investigate root causes, and recover operations.
