SUMIT and Safe Computing Events last month were informative and kept us engaged with cybersecurity awareness, IT security topics, and a fascinating discussion of how threat actors exploit human trust.
Keynote Speaker Rachel Tobac explored how threat actors exploit human trust in the current landscape, including voice cloning, in the Big Ten Academic Alliance (BTAA) sponsored webinar.
Information Assurance Sessions
See a list of all past SUMIT events, including the sessions that U-M cybersecurity experts hosted last month. The following event pages have been updated to include a link to the slide presentation and/or recording (U-M Weblogin required):
- Phishing, Scams, and Protecting Your Identity
- The ITS Disaster Recovery Planning Process
- Wolverine Identity Program Update
- Cyberthreats and Higher Ed Trends
Safe Computing Popups
ITS Privacy Office staff popped up at the Shapiro Library, the Duderstadt Center, and the University Centers at UM-Dearborn and UM-Flint with a table full of fun stickers, snacks, and a first-ever Safe Computing Plinko game where students answered online safety questions to win prizes.
Level Up Your Cyber Game – Big Ten
U-M participated with other Big Ten teams in this fast-paced webinar game show covering cybersecurity topics, sponsored by BTAA. The University of Oregon took the top spot this year.
Safe Computing Challenge for Students
Thousands of students have tested their knowledge in the ten-question Safe Computing Challenge, and were entered into a drawing for fantastic ITS Tech Shop gift cards. The deadline to participate was extended to November 14.
