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Preventing and eradicating cybersecurity threats to be discussed at Oct. 5 conference

Students, faculty encouraged to submit posters, demos by Sept. 15.

Head shot of Tamela Dukes

NSA leader Tamela Dukes heads up a slate of cybersecurity experts set to speak at the University鈥檚 Cybersecurity Conference.

Preventing and eradicating cybersecurity threats to be discussed at Oct. 5 conference

Students, faculty encouraged to submit posters, demos by Sept. 15.

NSA leader Tamela Dukes heads up a slate of cybersecurity experts set to speak at the University鈥檚 Cybersecurity Conference.

Head shot of Tamela Dukes

NSA leader Tamela Dukes heads up a slate of cybersecurity experts set to speak at the University鈥檚 Cybersecurity Conference.

Tamela Dukes of the National Security Agency Cybersecurity Directorate will deliver the keynote address at the University’s Cybersecurity Conference, 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 5 at the Joe Crowley Student Union.

University President Brian Sandoval will provide opening remarks; the conference also will include cybersecurity expert panel discussions, Capture the Flag cybersecurity contests and an industry showcase.

The event, organized by the University’s Cybersecurity Center, is free but registration is required.

Student and faculty posters and demos showcasing cybersecurity and cybersecurity-related work will be on display throughout the day. Conference organizers are accepting both technical and interdisciplinary points of view that seek solutions that incorporate society, technical, ethical, psychological, political and or economic considerations. The submission deadline is Sept. 15.

The University’s Cybersecurity Center began offering the annual conference in 2019 to bring together industry and academia to tackle the growing challenges in cybersecurity. Past speakers have included College of Engineering Dean Erick Jones; U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen; and Shannon Wilkinson of Tego Cyber, Inc. Cyber-protected information and communications technology is a key research pillar for the College. of Engineering.

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