Cyber Security Lesson Quarter 1.

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Cyber Security Lesson Quarter 1

Why is Cyber Security Important? SAFETY: Themselves Physical/Mental Harm Personal information Identity theft Company information Projects

Examples of Risks Spam Virus Passwords Malware Rogue Security Software Trojan Horse Malicious spyware Phishing

What you should do: ALWAYS logout of all computers. NEVER assume something is safe. Keep passwords keep it unique with special characters & Secure. Do not post ANYTHING online that you wouldn’t want the WHOLE world to know. If it is online, it's’ fair game Keep personal information secure: Address, phone number, S.S., etc…

Cybersecurity Workforce Common Jobs Available: Security Analyst Security Engineer Security Architect Security Administrator Security Software Developer Cryptographer/Cryptologist Cryptanalyst Chief Information Security Officers Security Consultant/ Specialist Very Specialized Roles: Intrusion Detection Specialist Computer Security Incident Responder Source Code Auditor Virus Technician Ethical Hacker Vulnerability Assessor

Resources http://burning-glass.com/wp- content/uploads/Cybersecurity_Jobs_Report_2015.pdf https://www.dhs.gov/homeland-security-careers/dhs-cybersecurity https://www.nsa.gov/ http://www.cyberdegrees.org/jobs/