ASIS joins the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the E.U. Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA) in recognizing October as Cyber Security Awareness Month. Join ASIS all month long for information, programming, and resources to help you, your organization, and your communities stay safe online.
The ASIS Information Technology Security Community is pleased to support and contribute to the work of this national event.
3 October 2023
Information Security in Comprehensive but Simple Terms
17 October 2023
Building a Cyber Security Strategy That Works
24 October 2023
Protecting and Defending Sensitive Data in the Cloud for the Information Security Professional
Additionally, ASIS's On Demand Webinar Catalog offers a range of presentations focused on cybersecurity, IT security, as well as the convergence and integration of physical and cyber security. Explore the catalog to find the resources that best support your learning objectives.
ARTICLES
Device Security 101: Best Practices for Phones
Infographic: What is SIM Swapping?
Executive Protection in the Age of Technology: Addressing the Risks
by ASIS Tel Aviv Chapter Chair Daniel Weil
Traveling for Work? 5 Tips to Protect Yourself from Espionage
SEC Adopts New Cyber Incident Disclosure, Transparency Requirements for Registrants
On the Point of a Double-Edged Sword: Technical Standards Protect and Defend
by ASIS member Erik Antons, CPP, PSP
Ransomware Attacks on Nonprofits: Rarity or Regularly Hidden?
5 Ways to Connect with Boards of Directors About Cybersecurity and Digital Transformation
Verizon DBIR: Threat Actors Leveraged the Human Element to Steal Corporate Data in 2022
PODCASTS
August 2023 Podcast: Politically Motivated Detentions, ESG, and Mobile Device Security Training Tips
July 2023 Podcast: How the Human Connection can Make Security Fair, Forthright, and Fun
VIDEOS
Fast Facts: Making Sense of Mobile Threats
Grace Crickette, CGEIT, CCSA, ARM, SHRM-SPC, SPHR, CCEP-I
Vice Chancellor Finance and Administration, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire | Treasury and Risk Magazine “100 Most Influential People in Finance | Information Security Executive (ISE) of the Decade Award | PHI Protection Network Heros Award | Chair, ASIS International Information Technology Security Community
"We operate every day in systems that have numerous partners working together, adding to the complexity of the risk we are tasked with managing. Yet, it is through partnership and collaboration that we advance our skills and improve our outcomes. It’s not just the tech industry that’s undergoing change, but all industries such as banking, healthcare, consumer products, logistics, and automotive that are seeing an evolution of their products and services, and a need for more collaboration.
ASIS provides a great platform for connection and the Information Technology Security Community is a forum for exchanging ideas and supporting all security practitioners. We look forward to collaborating with you through the programs and information developed for you during National Cybersecurity Awareness Month and throughout the coming year. The ASIS International IT Security Community is pleased to support the important work of this national event. As your Chair working alongside Vice Chair Angel Hueca, we aim to add value to you and your organization."
Angel L. Hueca, Ph.D.
Sr. Cybersecurity Operations Researcher | CERT Division, Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie Mellon University V | Vice-Chair, ASIS International Information Technology Security Community
"In the field of information security there is a common joke that the end user is "The Weakest Link." While there may be some truth to that, it is up to us as the physical, information technology, or information security practitioners, to empower our users on the importance of safe computer use practices. Every day we are made aware of new threats and breaches that have occurred to even the most well-known and secure organizations. National Cyber Security Awareness Month is a great time to remind our users on safe computing at the office and at home. Through gamification, bulletins, and exercises we can prepare our users and make them aware of the many techniques malicious actors use and how to best counter anything questionable they may encounter. As your Vice-Chair working alongside Chair Grace Crickette, we aim to empower not only you, but also your end-users."
