Monday, October 30, 2023
Sessions are geared toward research, staff and faculty security.
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| Time |
Session |
| 8:30am |
Registration Opens |
| 9:00am |
Opening Remarks
Chris Ament, Chief Information Officer, OHIO
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| 9:05am |
Privacy, Security, and Compliance
Josh Gonzalez, Chief Privacy Officer, OHIO
and
Laura Myers, Director of University Compliance, OHIO
This presentation will make the case for institutional level compliance and privacy programs in higher education. Join Josh Gonzalez and Laura Myers as they discuss the importance of collaboration in our efforts to meet federal, state, and international regulatory requirements. Lastly, they will explore privacy principles that promote personal data protection, mitigate risk, and seek to build trust with students, faculty, staff, and the community.
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| 10:00am |
Information Security Jeopardy
Zach Swope, Campus Engagement Specialist II, OHIO
| 2022's most popular session returns to the conference. Join us in an interactive game of Jeopardy that explores a variety of cybersecurity topics, and answers questions for the chance to win big! |
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| 10:50am |
DMP Tool
Hanna Schmillen, AHIP Head of Research Services for the University Libraries, OHIO
Hanna Schmillen will describe and demonstrate the DMPTool platform and its usefulness with research data management plans. Topics will include the benefits of using DMPTool, importance of research data management plans, a demonstration of the DMPTool platform, and time for questions and discussion.
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| 1:00pm |
Disaster Recovery
Jill Harris, Manager of Emergency Programs, OHIO
| Disasters happen - but how do we recover from them, and what can we learn from the events after they are over? Jill Harris, Manager of Emergency Programs will present on Disaster Recovery, and how to be prepared at work and beyond. |
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| 2:00pm |
Simulated Phishing in the Classroom
Lori Marchese, Management Information Systems and Financial Professional
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Simulated phishing is the act of testing a group's ability to recognize and correctly respond to a malicious email. This can be a great tool to utilize in the classroom. Lori Marchese will present about her Cybersecurity Collaboration with OIT, and how she worked with the Ohio University technology team to provide an interactive educational opportunity for students.
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| 3:00pm |
Current Trends in Information Security
Michael Mims, Splunk
Michael Mims will present on the current information security threat landscape and evolving trends- the most common threats being cryptomining, phishing, and ransomware, how we detect and remedy them, and the evolving threat of software supply chain attacks.
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| 3:50pm |
Closing Remarks
Ed Carter, Senior Director of Information Security and CISO, OHIO
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Tuesday, October 31, 2023
Sessions are geared toward personal and student security.
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| Time |
Session |
| 8:30am |
Registration |
| 9:00am |
Opening Remarks
Chris Ament, Chief Information Officer, OHIO
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| 9:05am |
International Travel Security
Aleks Panovska, Intelligence Analyst, Federal Bureau of Investigation
Leveraging the knowledge gained through work at the FBI, Aleks Panovska will present on how to stay safe while traveling internationally. This topic will also encompass online personal data security.
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| 10:00am |
Fight the Phish
Matthew Sheets, Information Security Analyst III, OHIO
Matt Sheets will present “Fighting the Phish”, an interactive experience to explore the general composition of modern phishing messages and techniques used by attackers targeting our university community, with a focus on protecting Ohio University Students.
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| 10:50am |
Keeping Friends & Family Safe
Reagan Neviska, Information Security Analyst II, OHIO
| The Internet is an amazing tool full of wonderful "treats." However, many bad actors are hoping to play "tricks" on you as you navigate the digital world. In this presentation, Information Security Analyst Reagan Neviska will share what to watch out for online, and tips to keep your loved ones safe. Throughout the session, useful statistics will prove that everyone, regardless of generation, has something to learn, and something to teach! |
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| 1:00pm |
Tabletop Exercise
Jake Harrison, Information Security Analyst II, Miami University
By utilizing a tabletop exercise as a realistic representation of potential threats your institution might face, you can better ensure that you have a thorough plan in place to keep personnel safe and protect your property, product, investment, and reputation. Since it's October and we've seen some spooky stuff all month, Jake will share a secret tip on how tabletop exercises could help you in a zombie apocalypse scenario for the attendees!
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| 2:20pm |
InfoSec Trivia
Chad Mourning, Assistant Professor in Computer Science, OHIO
The Union’s popular weekly trivia with a cybersecurity-focused twist! Answer questions, correctly identify music and images, and play for a chance to score points for your team and win!
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| 3:55pm |
Closing Remarks
Ed Carter, Senior Director of Information Security and CISO, OHIO
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