Protecting your digital world is incredibly important, especially with cyber attacks becoming increasingly more common.
The University of Gloucestershire is inviting attendees to join speaker Alex Cameron, a cyber architect and part time PhD student, for a crash course in malware awareness and training.
Taking place at the university's Park Campus in Cheltenham on Wednesday 11 October 2023 from 6.30pm until 7.30pm, the event will consist of an informative talk from Cameron, before moving onto a question and answer session.
Covering everything from suspicious emails and dodgy attachments, to antimalware systems and indicators of compromise (IOC's), specialising in SIEM engineering, secure code analysis, malware defence and security architecture, Cameron's talk will showcase what real-life attacks look like using simulation training formats, to help people make an attacker's job much harder.
This event is hosted in collaboration with the British Computer Society's Chartered Institute for IT and is being run by its Cheltenham and Gloucester branch.
Tickets are FREE and can be booked via Eventbrite.
