Panel Discussion: 'Cybersecurity: Not Just for IT Professionals Anymore'
Cybersecurity is an all-encompassing term that includes the intersection of the physical and digital worlds. Just a few years ago, operations managers and leaders throughout government and industry could secure networks by simply hiring a few good IT specialists and a chief information officer. Those days are over.
Phishing, sophisticated social engineering and even nation-state agents are attacking thousands of times a day. Securing information at all levels requires a culture throughout an organization.
Join panelists Rich Ham and Rashone Tate at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 25, to explore current trends and new mitigation methods leaders must understand in today's world.
Register here applygsie.uark.edu/register/cybersecurity. We look forward to joining us! If you are unable to join us, please register to receive a link to the recording.
Hosted by the MS in Operations Management and MS in Engineering Management programs in the Department of Industrial Engineering in the College of Engineering.
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Contacts
Karin A. Hickenbotham, marketing and communications
Department of Industrial Engineering
479-575-6031,
kahicken@uark.edu
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