Mark Ciampa

Mark Ciampa

Dr. Mark Ciampa is an IT consultant and the author of over 25 technology textbooks in the areas of cybersecurity and wireless data technologies.  Dr. Ciampa holds a PhD in technology management with a specialization in digital communication systems and has certifications in security and healthcare.  

 

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Mark Ciampa's Talks
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Practical Computer Security: Turning Your Users into Human Firewalls
Date    May 21, 2015
Time    77 min
Providing users with the training to be "human firewalls" is critical in today's defenses against cyberattacks. In this webinar we will explore practical steps that all users can take to prevent attacks.
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Teaching Your Users about Practical Passwords
Date    July 22, 2015
Time    70 min
In this webinar we will explore how passwords are broken, how they can be made strong, and how other types of authentication are being used today to increase security.
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The Basics of Cryptography
Date    June 23, 2016
Time    0 min
This webinar looks at the fundamentals of cryptography and how it can be used for keeping data secure from attackers.
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Authentication 101
Date    November 6, 2019
Time    65 min
This webinar explores the different types of authentication credentials that we use to log in to our smartphones and computers.
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Introduction to Blockchain
Date    January 21, 2020
Time    77 min
In this webinar, we will explore the basics of blockchain: what exactly is it; how does it work; what is the underlying technology; what are its advantages and disadvantages; and how can it be used?
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Thinking Like an Attacker So You Can Defend Yourself
Date    May 14, 2020
Time    33 min
In this webinar we will explore specific types of common attacks (password cracking, phishing, ransomware, etc.) from an attacker's viewpoint and suggest practical ways for users to mitigate these attacks.
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Identifying and Predicting Attacks Using Cybersecurity Analytics
Date    October 14, 2020
Time    29 min
In this webinar we will review how cybersecurity analytics can be used to identify anomalies and predict attacks.