Watch “Cyber Security 101” for UB students

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Published October 19, 2018 This content is archived.

In October 2018, UB’s Information Security Office partnered with UB Libraries to offer "Cyber Security 101" sessions for UB students, staff and faculty as part of National Cyber Security Awareness Month. A recording of the student session is now available in Panopto.

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Watch Cyber Security 101 for UB Students

For college students, “putting yourself out there” is part of building an academic and professional career. For that reason, students are a frequent target of cyber attacks attempting to steal their identity, personal information, money and more.

This session is designed to arm you with the knowledge you need to stay safe in a changing digital world. Topics include:

  • The latest techniques criminals use to steal your information
  • Tips for protecting your devices from attacks
  • Best ways to use social media to avoid being a target and damaging future job prospects
  • Things to avoid when making a password

About the presenter

Dr. Catherine J. Ullman is a Senior Information Security Analyst with UB's Information Security Office. With over 20 years’ experience in IT, Dr. Ullman is charged with protecting university data and stays closely abreast of the latest threats from cyber criminals.