Unlocking Cyber Secrets: BC3 Hosts Game-Changing Security Symposium
Summary
- Event Date: October 27, 2023
- Location: Butler County Community College (BC3)
- Focus: Enhancing awareness about cybersecurity risks to the public
- Keynote Speaker: Tyler Hatch, Certified Digital Forensic Examiner
- Additional Speakers: Representatives from FBI Pittsburgh and BP Methods Founder Billie Phillips
- Topics Covered: Cybercrime, cyber hygiene, digital forensics
Introduction
Butler County Community College (BC3) is hosting a cybersecurity symposium on October 27, 2023, open to educators, police, businesses and the public. The goal is practical. Organizers want people in the region to recognize cybercrime before it costs them money.
Making the public aware of cyber risk
The symposium is about awareness. Cybercrime keeps rising, and the organizers want people to learn basic cyber hygiene like updates and spotting scams.
The keynote
Tyler Hatch, a certified Digital Forensic Examiner, gives the keynote on current threats and how investigators trace them back to the people behind them.
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Panel and sessions
The FBI’s role
FBI Pittsburgh representatives will explain how they investigate cybercrime. They will also say what victims should do first.
A business perspective
Billie Phillips, founder of BP Methods, will speak about approaching cybersecurity from a business perspective, including how companies can protect their assets and customer data without a large security team.
Why local events matter
Regional events reach people national conferences miss. Think local business owners and teachers.
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Who should attend
Anyone in the Butler County area who runs a small business or works in a school will find something useful here. Most attacks start with a habit someone could have changed.
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