An open letter from
the Sun City Cyber Security SIG
Securing information
in the current environment of the Internet is difficult. Daily non-fake news
accounts indicate how difficult the tasks can be. Large corporations, security specialists,
national security agencies, and many other have had published compromises of
their information and/or security. Many other non-published security incidents
have occurred.
In my training most
courses take 40-60 hours of classroom sessions, many hours of lab exercises and
practical testing. The courses are narrow in scope so many such courses to base
knowledge to tackle the current security scope.
The Sun City Windows
SIG leader has the same issues I face with the Cyber Security SIG. How to
convey the topics to those with interest at a level for all? His advice was to
understand what you can, ask questions on the rest, and research what you need.
I did not get “it” the first time, nor the second, or third. Gaining knowledge
in a very rapidly changing environment requires effort. Most of that effort is my part. I will take
more time on laying basic concepts before moving to the more complex material.
The sessions of the Cyber Security SIG thus far have been designed to bring
important concepts to your attention to make your cyber interactions safer as
rapidly as practical.
Your part is to keep
me more informative and less technical. Do this be asking the questions that
most everyone else if thinking. We are a small group, we can share.
Thank you for your
interest and attendance. Please use SCCCCyber@gmail.com
to enhance your Cyber Security SIG experience.
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