Colleagues Colloquium Dean's Breakfast Briefing

Cybercrime can be defined as a type of crime where the element of trust is exploited through the use of computers and networks. Cybercrime examples include theft of trade secrets, network attacks, online identity theft, and credit card fraud. Over the past thirty years, cybercrime has evolved from individual, random acts to a staple of organized crime and other focused groups.

This presentation will cover the evolution of cybercrime, its effect on individuals, organizations, and governments, what you should know and what can do to protect yourself and your business.

Dr. Daniel Manson, Professor of Computer Information Systems at Cal Poly Pomona, holds a Ph.D. in Management Information Systems from the Claremont Graduate School. Dan has become a nationally known figure in the areas of internet security and privacy, computer forensics, and information system auditing. He has co-authored a number of peer-reviewed papers on these topics and is often a presenter or moderator on cyber defense and digital forensics topics. Dan was a co-PI of two sizeable NSF grants over the past 6 years focusing on cyber security and curriculum development at the University level.

Join us on November 19th at the Los Coyotes Golf Club for breakfast at 7:30 am for an interactive discussion on these important topics that you cannot afford to miss!

Seating is open to the public but is limited, so contact Yvonne Moar at 657-278-2638 or RSVP below.

Thanks to our Series Sponsor: Environmental Audit, Inc.

Tickets: $10.00 for non-members ~ Free for Colleagues Members
Registration: 7:00am ~ Program: 7:30am to 9:00am.
Tickets are payable at the door.

For directions to Coyote Hills Golf Course follow this link http://www.coyotehillsgc.com/location.cfm.