Frequently Asked Questions - CERIAS Media Citings
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- Cybersecurity Experts Caution the use of Voting Apps
- C-SPAN Podcast: Prof. Spafford Discusses Iowa Caucus App
- Protect Yourself and Your Bank Account During Cyber Monday
- The Day Computer Security Turned Real: The Morris Worm Turns 30
- CSI: Walmart
- Could Determined Hackers Change the Outcome of the Election?
- Protecting Personal Data: Real-World Tips from Security Gurus
- Game of Thrones Can Teach You Valuable Security Lessons
- Debating Hillary’s Email Server: The Missing Element
- Future of Online Voting
- Exploring and Protecting Your Digital Footprint
- RSA 2016 Interview with Dr. Eugene “Spaf” Spafford of Purdue University (ITProTV)
- The Amateur Radio Operators Preparing for the Worst (The Atlantic)
- Apple Fights the Feds on iPhone Security Hack - CNBC
- Tracking Plainfield’s cyberthreats: ‘Like peeling an onion’
- Companies are Starting to Hire Many More Hackers (CNBC)
- U.S. Navy Awards Purdue $3 million to Advance Alternative Energy Research, Course Development
- Dissecting Obama’s CyberSecurity Executive Order
- How Is Critical ‘Life or Death’ Software Tested?
- Cybersecurity Issue Goes Beyond the Anthem Headlines
- Not so Easy to Buy Privacy: Study Shows How ‘Anonymized’ Credit Card Data Still Identifies
- North Korea’s Internet Outage Was Likely the Work of Hacktivists (The Washington Post)
- Cybersecurity Seen as DoD Priority Under Carter
- CERTs, Security Patches And Sloppy Design
- RSA 2014: The Benefits of an Intelligence-driven Security Strategy
- Why Recruiting Women is a Challenge
- 95 percent of U.S. ATMs run on Windows XP (MARKETPLACE.org)
- Security Professionals: Time to Step Up
- Purdue Experts Part Of Electric Grid Cyberattack Drill
- Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board, Second Afternoon Hearing
- How a grad student trying to build the first botnet brought the Internet to its knees
- Feds Proving Internet-Adept and Inept at same Time
- Lessons from the First Major Computer Virus
- The Evolution of IT Security Ethics
- Spafford calls for more manager, employee accountability (Federal News Radio)
- Spaf on Security
- Spafford on Educating Executives
- Arxan Technologies Announces Major Investment from TA Associates
- U.S. Agencies Revamp Standards for Cybersecurity Program (Chronicle.com)
- Stephen Elliott Interviewed by NBC’s Today Show (Video)
- Purdue’s Spafford to Receive Two Top Honors in Cybersecurity
- Cryptographers Have an Ethics Problem (MIT Review)
- Cloud Computing: A Way to Reduce Risk?
- Spafford Joins EPIC Advisory Board
- Will New Hires Impede Future Security?
- A Different Approach To Foiling Hackers? Let Them In, Then Lie To Them
- Cybercrime: It’s Serious, But Exactly How Serious?
- Notification of Server Breach Mistaken For Phishing Email
- State of Union: What Should Obama Say?
- Interview with Dr. Gene Spafford - PaulDotCom.com
- FBI Hopes Hard Drive Will Shine Light on Conn. Shooter’s Motive
- Sypris Announces Opening of Research and Development Center
- Privacy, Battery Life Cost Of Free Apps, Experts Say
- No Wikipedia? What if the Internet went down?
- Why Law Enforcement Can’t Stop Hackers
- Two CERIAS Faculty Receive Honors
- Cybersecurity Requires a Multifaceted Approach
- Spafford to Give Keynote Address at Anti-Phishing Conference
- Security Research Engineer’s Guide Urges Facebook Users to be Cautious
- Purdue Difference Maker: Professor David Ebert
- Obama Establishes Insider Threat Task Force
- Purdue Forges Top Cyber Research Center
- Internet Risks Will Drive Users Offline, Researcher Predicts
- Watson Co-Authors Facebook Security Guide
- Creating Ag Extension Agent for Cyber
- For Suspected Hackers, a Sense of Social Protest
- Disciplining IT Security Pros for Breaches
- Ensuring the supply chain is cost-friendly—and protected
- Making the Case for Security
- Blindsided Sony Needed a Single Security Chief
- Cybersecurity Research Consortium: New Tech on the Way
- Threat of Military Retaliation for Cyber Attacks may be More Bluster than Brawn
- Northrop Grumman and Academia Cite Progress in Tackling Nation’s Most Pressing Cybersecurity Threats
- There’s No Data Sheriff on the Wild Web (NY Times)
- Spafford comments on RSA breach
- Spafford comments on AT&T iPad hacking
- 2 Winona State Students Are Suspected of Involvement in Large-Scale Cybercrimes
- U.S. Government, Businesses Are Poorly Prepared for Cyber Attacks, Experts Say at AAAS
- Battling Cyber Threats
- Information Assurance Education 2011: A Year of Promise
- Digital Forensics Conference Grabs Media Attention in the Middle East
- J.P. Morgan Wrestles Web Snarl
- Computer Researcher Named Distinguished Fellow of Information Security Group
- Spafford Comments on Gary McKinnon Case
- CERIAS Prof Finds Confidential Information on State-Auctioned Computers
- Purdue class treats hard drive as crime scene
- Educators see secure coding training challenges, improvements
- Thieves Winning Online War, Maybe Even in Your Computer
- The State of Information Security Education: Interview with Prof. Eugene Spafford
- Spafford comments on “spear phishing”
- CERIAS Ranked Top Information Security Program
- What Your Cell Knows About You
- Group says e-voting paper trail wouldn’t improve security
- Purdue Biometrics Lab featured in ScienceDaily
- Spafford quoted on diversity in browser rendering engines
- Spaf Speaks in Delta Sky and Computer World
- Purdue Partners with LPD in Cyber Forensics
- CERIAS Director of Research Collaborates with I.B.M.
- CERIAS Researcher Ninghui Li Receives ICICS Best Paper Award
- CERIAS Researcher Edward Delp Awarded Distinguished Professorship
Q:
Cybersecurity Experts Caution the use of Voting Apps
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Q:
C-SPAN Podcast: Prof. Spafford Discusses Iowa Caucus App
A:
Q:
Protect Yourself and Your Bank Account During Cyber Monday
A:
Q:
The Day Computer Security Turned Real: The Morris Worm Turns 30
A:
Q:
CSI: Walmart
A:
Q:
Could Determined Hackers Change the Outcome of the Election?
A:
Q:
Protecting Personal Data: Real-World Tips from Security Gurus
A:
Q:
Game of Thrones Can Teach You Valuable Security Lessons
A:
Q:
Debating Hillary’s Email Server: The Missing Element
A:
Q:
Future of Online Voting
A:
Q:
Exploring and Protecting Your Digital Footprint
A:
Q:
RSA 2016 Interview with Dr. Eugene “Spaf” Spafford of Purdue University (ITProTV)
A:
Q:
The Amateur Radio Operators Preparing for the Worst (The Atlantic)
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Q:
Apple Fights the Feds on iPhone Security Hack - CNBC
A:
Q:
Tracking Plainfield’s cyberthreats: ‘Like peeling an onion’
A:
Q:
Companies are Starting to Hire Many More Hackers (CNBC)
A:
Q:
U.S. Navy Awards Purdue $3 million to Advance Alternative Energy Research, Course Development
A:
Q:
Dissecting Obama’s CyberSecurity Executive Order
A:
Q:
How Is Critical ‘Life or Death’ Software Tested?
A:
Q:
Cybersecurity Issue Goes Beyond the Anthem Headlines
A:
Q:
Not so Easy to Buy Privacy: Study Shows How ‘Anonymized’ Credit Card Data Still Identifies
A:
Q:
North Korea’s Internet Outage Was Likely the Work of Hacktivists (The Washington Post)
A:
Q:
Cybersecurity Seen as DoD Priority Under Carter
A:
Q:
CERTs, Security Patches And Sloppy Design
A:
Q:
RSA 2014: The Benefits of an Intelligence-driven Security Strategy
A:
Q:
Why Recruiting Women is a Challenge
A:
Q:
95 percent of U.S. ATMs run on Windows XP (MARKETPLACE.org)
A:
Q:
Security Professionals: Time to Step Up
A:
Q:
Purdue Experts Part Of Electric Grid Cyberattack Drill
A:
Q:
Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board, Second Afternoon Hearing
A:
Q:
How a grad student trying to build the first botnet brought the Internet to its knees
A:
Q:
Feds Proving Internet-Adept and Inept at same Time
A:
Q:
Lessons from the First Major Computer Virus
A:
Q:
The Evolution of IT Security Ethics
A:
Q:
Spafford calls for more manager, employee accountability (Federal News Radio)
A:
Q:
Spaf on Security
A:
Q:
Spafford on Educating Executives
A:
Q:
Arxan Technologies Announces Major Investment from TA Associates
A:
Q:
U.S. Agencies Revamp Standards for Cybersecurity Program (Chronicle.com)
A:
Q:
Stephen Elliott Interviewed by NBC’s Today Show (Video)
A:
Q:
Purdue’s Spafford to Receive Two Top Honors in Cybersecurity
A:
Q:
Cryptographers Have an Ethics Problem (MIT Review)
A:
Q:
Cloud Computing: A Way to Reduce Risk?
A:
Q:
Spafford Joins EPIC Advisory Board
A:
Q:
Will New Hires Impede Future Security?
A:
Q:
A Different Approach To Foiling Hackers? Let Them In, Then Lie To Them
A:
Q:
Cybercrime: It’s Serious, But Exactly How Serious?
A:
Q:
Notification of Server Breach Mistaken For Phishing Email
A:
Q:
State of Union: What Should Obama Say?
A:
Q:
Interview with Dr. Gene Spafford - PaulDotCom.com
A:
Q:
FBI Hopes Hard Drive Will Shine Light on Conn. Shooter’s Motive
A:
Q:
Sypris Announces Opening of Research and Development Center
A:
Q:
Privacy, Battery Life Cost Of Free Apps, Experts Say
A:
Q:
No Wikipedia? What if the Internet went down?
A:
Q:
Why Law Enforcement Can’t Stop Hackers
A:
Q:
Two CERIAS Faculty Receive Honors
A:
Q:
Cybersecurity Requires a Multifaceted Approach
A:
Q:
Spafford to Give Keynote Address at Anti-Phishing Conference
A:
Q:
Security Research Engineer’s Guide Urges Facebook Users to be Cautious
A:
Q:
Purdue Difference Maker: Professor David Ebert
A:
Q:
Obama Establishes Insider Threat Task Force
A:
Q:
Purdue Forges Top Cyber Research Center
A:
Q:
Internet Risks Will Drive Users Offline, Researcher Predicts
A:
Q:
Watson Co-Authors Facebook Security Guide
A:
Q:
Creating Ag Extension Agent for Cyber
A:
Q:
For Suspected Hackers, a Sense of Social Protest
A:
Q:
Disciplining IT Security Pros for Breaches
A:
Q:
Ensuring the supply chain is cost-friendly—and protected
A:
Q:
Making the Case for Security
A:
Q:
Blindsided Sony Needed a Single Security Chief
A:
Q:
Cybersecurity Research Consortium: New Tech on the Way
A:
Q:
Threat of Military Retaliation for Cyber Attacks may be More Bluster than Brawn
A:
Q:
Northrop Grumman and Academia Cite Progress in Tackling Nation’s Most Pressing Cybersecurity Threats
A:
Q:
There’s No Data Sheriff on the Wild Web (NY Times)
A:
Q:
Spafford comments on RSA breach
A:
Q:
Spafford comments on AT&T iPad hacking
A:
Q:
2 Winona State Students Are Suspected of Involvement in Large-Scale Cybercrimes
A:
Q:
U.S. Government, Businesses Are Poorly Prepared for Cyber Attacks, Experts Say at AAAS
A:
Q:
Battling Cyber Threats
A:
Q:
Information Assurance Education 2011: A Year of Promise
A:
Q:
Digital Forensics Conference Grabs Media Attention in the Middle East
A:
Q:
J.P. Morgan Wrestles Web Snarl
A:
Q:
Computer Researcher Named Distinguished Fellow of Information Security Group
A:
Q:
Spafford Comments on Gary McKinnon Case
A:
Q:
CERIAS Prof Finds Confidential Information on State-Auctioned Computers
A:
Q:
Purdue class treats hard drive as crime scene
A:
Q:
Educators see secure coding training challenges, improvements
A:
Q:
Thieves Winning Online War, Maybe Even in Your Computer
A:
Q:
The State of Information Security Education: Interview with Prof. Eugene Spafford
A:
Q:
Spafford comments on “spear phishing”
A:
Q:
CERIAS Ranked Top Information Security Program
A:
Q:
What Your Cell Knows About You
A:
Q:
Group says e-voting paper trail wouldn’t improve security
A:
Q:
Purdue Biometrics Lab featured in ScienceDaily
A:
Q:
Spafford quoted on diversity in browser rendering engines
A:
Q:
Spaf Speaks in Delta Sky and Computer World
A:
Q:
Purdue Partners with LPD in Cyber Forensics
A:
Q:
CERIAS Director of Research Collaborates with I.B.M.
A:
Q:
CERIAS Researcher Ninghui Li Receives ICICS Best Paper Award
A:
Q:
CERIAS Researcher Edward Delp Awarded Distinguished Professorship
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