This spring, the annual conference, co-hosted by Ankura and the Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute, was held virtually over the course of three days. Cybersecurity experts discussed the dos and don’ts of risk management with industry leaders and other cyber professionals. To review the webinar recordings, click on the links below: March 10, 2021 […]
Sara Weill, a computer science and computer engineering double major, was inspired to pursue STEM after participating in various summer engineering exploration programs in high school. When she came to Hopkins, Weill, who is also a combined bachelor’s/master’s program student, narrowed her interests down to computer science and cybersecurity. “With computer science, it just feels […]
On March 21, 2021, Dutta was presented the award during a socially distant ceremony in Rourkela, India. The ceremony was presided by the India President Shri Ram Nath Kovind. Dutta earned his bachelor’s (‘85) in electrical engineering from National Institute of Technology, Rourkela, India, his master’s (‘90) in computer science from New Jersey Institute of […]
There are three things you can do with risk: accept it, manage it, or transfer it. The second session in the Johns Hopkins University’s 7th Annual Virtual Cybersecurity Conference took up the latter two, as experts described how to reduce risk and how to arrange insurance that covers it.
Robert Olsen, a Senior Managing Director and Global Head of Cybersecurity and Privacy at Ankura, also spoke at the 7th Annual Virtual Cybersecurity Conference for Executives. Olsen summarized common mistakes organizations make when conducting risk assessments and how they can avoid such pitfalls.
At the 7th Annual Virtual Cybersecurity Conference for Executives, hosted by Ankura and Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute, Keishi Hotsuki, Chief Risk Officer Morgan Stanley offered advice on framing and, insofar as it’s possible, quantifying risk assessments.
Coding came easy to alum Claudia Moncaliano, ‘20 (BS), ‘20 (MSSI), who first learned that she had a knack for it in high school when she enrolled in a Python course at a local college to explore her curiosity in technology. “This was my first coding class. I wanted to prove to myself that I […]
While Amazon’s Alexa can help you manage your calendar, play your favorite music, and order your takeout, use of the virtual assistant may also place your personal data at risk, according to research by a team of cybersecurity students in the Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute’s Master of Science in Security Informatics (MSSI) […]
Vulnerable to attacks SPLICE, short for Security and Privacy in the Lifecycle of Internet of Things for Consumer Environments, is a five-year, $10 million program to develop trustworthy devices and best practices and principles. As the smart home market is expected to expand into a more than $53 billion worldwide industry by 2022, Johns Hopkins […]
