This 1-day workshop will provide cybersecurity professionals the knowledge and skills needed to understand what critical infrastructure protection is, the nature of the physical, cyber, and human (insider) threats to […]
Tom Drucker will discuss how criticality is perceived and addressed in Homeland Security and emergency management. The goal is to help participants understand and better communicate about Critical Infrastructure because […]
Cybersecurity often focuses on malware campaigns, the latest zero-day exploits, or the costs of data breaches and ransomware attacks. Yet the attacks that fly under the radar are often more […]
We return to a hybrid format for the 4th annual Healthcare Fraud Summit. Federal Agents, prosecutors, and other experts from the FBI, the US Attorney’s Office, and the private sector […]
Since the first deepfake in 2017, there have been many developments in deepfake and related-synthetic media technologies. When people think of a deepfake, they commonly think of a video like […]
The Infrastructure Liaison Officer (ILO) course has a history of Homeland Security success going back nearly fifteen years, combining the best practices and content specifically tailored to the InfraGard community […]
Note: The FBI will also offer a special presentation on their investigative work involving Internet Crimes Against Children. This class will introduce the audience to Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC), […]
NUARI: Cyber and Emergency Preparedness Exercises. Since 2009, DHS Science & Technology Directorate has invested roughly $35 million into a unique simulation environment called, The DECIDE® Platform. It was created […]
Presented by The Homeland Security Experts Group, an INMA Partner Registration is open for the 2022 Homeland Security Enterprise Forum, and this year's theme is 'Security Through Partnership.’ Thoughtfully produced […]
Infragard LA and CTWatch present the following course: What are cryptocurrencies, how are they used, what are they based on, and are they a threat to national security? This course […]
Virtual currencies are virtually everywhere. While not inherently dangerous, as virtual currencies continue to become more globally accepted, so do opportunities for nefarious actors to exploit them for “dark” purposes. […]