The medical device branch of cybersecurity has a very expansive threat landscape that it has to face. Threats not only come from attackers to the device specifically but also from networks and devices that they connect to.
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There are two sides to the technology inside a connected car, the internal and external. Quickly my focus shifted onto the external factors that make a car connected.
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As we move closer to autonomous cars the need for security grows. Hackers will continuously attack available infrastructure until then.
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Stay safe with your devices and while going online by using these cyber tips of the month!
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Keeping up to date with all things technology is easy with April’s podcast list! Find one that you love, happy listening!
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My first computer science teachers in high school were both women, and they made me feel welcome as a woman in tech and encouraged me to pursue a career in tech.
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With the recent increase in internet use, cybersecurity professionals saw cyber crimes committed at an all-time high.
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With Thanksgiving break getting closer and closer, I have been thinking a lot more about my internship and how it came to be after I got accepted. The first step to the internship process was attending a Town Hall for the LCDI. This was an orientation meeting for the entire workforce where we went over […]
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Enfuse 2018 Reflection – Zach Burnham Introduction: This past summer, I had the honor of attending this year’s Enfuse Conference, the first iteration hosted by Opentext. As a rising senior at Champlain College, this opportunity fell at a critical time for me in my professional development. Attending allowed me to build on the knowledge I’ve […]
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Introduction When I first found out I was going to attend OpenText Enfuse 2018, I wondered how my major and minor would fit into the conference. I’m a computer information technology major and have a minor in cybersecurity. I was going to a conference marketed towards digital forensics. I assumed I would have a hard […]
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