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Cybersecurity

The Emerging Threat Of Ransomware

The threat of cyber attacks is at an all-time high and growing; the financial implications are continuing to rise as well. Cybersecurity Ventures, a leading research organization of the global cyber economy, predicts that cybercrime damages will cost the world $6 trillion annually by 2021, doubling $3 trillion spent in 2015. Deputy Attorney General Rod […]

A Closer Look at NIST 800-171: The Access Control Family

Why is Access Control important? All of us have assets that, if compromised, would result in a loss to our businesses. Explore NIST 800-171 in part 1 of 14.

A Cyber Story: Introducing Cyber Vocabulary and Common Pitfalls

What exactly is Cybersecurity? Go beyond the most basic definitions and learn how compromised data can result in a loss from a unique cyber crime case study

NCDIDI Fall Kickoff

NC State Industry Expansion Solutions (IES), a partner in The North Carolina Defense Industry Diversification Initiative (NCDIDI), co-hosted a town hall entitled the “Taking Flight: The NCDIDI Fall Kickoff” on Tuesday, September 4th, 2018. Participants had the opportunity to learn about the future plans for the NCDIDI implementation phase that will focus on the aerospace, […]

Cybersecurity Awareness Toolkit

Develop a foundational awareness regarding the cyber risks associated with your business.

Cybersecurity Education Series – Swansboro

DOD Contractors—Secure your information assets now. Understand the risks and potential impacts of a cyberattack; get assistance developing and implementing fast, effective cybersecurity measures; learn what to do and who can help when you encounter ransomware, breaches, or other attacks. And, if you have a prime or subprime contract with the Department of Defense (DoD), […]

Cybersecurity Education Series – Pinehurst

Why Cybersecurity Matters

By the end of the 2017 calendar year, the Federal Government will require compliance with a set of security requirements outlined in the Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA). These are described in NIST’s Guides for Applying Risk Management Framework to Federal Information Systems and other associated standards/guidelines. The Department of Defense (DoD) has developed […]

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