[Ipg-smz] Security training for hams
Wayne Rash
wrash at mindspring.com
Mon Aug 5 21:57:34 UTC 2019
I'm putting together a presentation on computer security for ham radio
operators. The club has a high proportion of very smart engineers and a
bunch of nuclear physicists, but as you'd expect, they know little about
security.
So I'm putting together a list of topics.
1. Why hams are at risk (they use free software from unverified sites
and they believe that Macs are invulnerable)
2. What the risks are:
a. Phishing
b. Credential theft through social engineering
c. Ransomware and how to limit the damage
d. Failure to patch
3. How to limit the risks
a. Know how to identify a phishing email (I have examples of actual
emails)
b. How to identify social engineering
c. How to patch
d. How and why to back up your data and why a network share isn't
secure, and neither is an air gap.
Any thoughts on what else I should include?
Wayne Rash
703-425-9231
703-200-4915 cell
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