Past Events

Soon it will be October - Cybersecurity Awareness Month! Which makes it the perfect time to review and reinforce your business’s security practices.

This webinar will provide an overview of the most pressing cybersecurity issues facing small businesses today, along with practical steps to enhance your defenses. We’ll cover essential topics such as:

• employee training
• data protection
• and how to create a security-first culture in your organization.

Be prepared to start the month with a strong focus on protecting your business from cyber threats!

C-SCRIP invites you to attend this webinar on September 24 at 3:00pm EDT. In this one-hour webinar, the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) will provide any overview of Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) and how it can help enhance the routing security of your IP prefixes.

In this webinar, participants will:

• Gain a clear understanding of RPKI and its purpose;
• Identify the key components of RPKI infrastructure; and
• Use the prescribed steps to successfully create a Route Origin Authorization in ARIN’s hosted RPKI.

Please register here. The webinar will be recorded and posted at a later time for those unable to attend on September 24. 

Speaker Bio: Brad Gorman is the Sr Product Owner, Routing Security at ARIN, and is the community resource for RPKI, Internet Routing Registry, and other similar topics that impact routing security within the ARIN region and the greater internet ecosystem.

Mr. Gorman has worked in the Internet community since the mid-1990s as a network engineer at service providers like America Online, Time Warner Cable and Charter Communications. He also spent three years as the peering coordinator for Verisign. Brad represents ARIN at the other Regional Internet Registries in the RPKI community, at the Internet Engineering Task Force, and industry conferences and meetings.

The theft of digital information has become the norm in today’s society. Participants will receive key insights on the cyber threat landscape and learn best practices on how to protect their businesses from cyber-attacks. Topics that will be covered:

•Discussion of Cyber Threats
•Cybersecurity Best Practices
•Identifying & Protecting Critical Records
•Accessing Cybersecurity Tools & Resources

The Software and Supply Chain Assurance Forum (SSCA) provides a venue for government, industry, and academic participants from around the world to share their knowledge and expertise regarding software and supply chain risks, effective practices and mitigation strategies, tools and technologies, and any gaps related to the people, processes, or technologies involved.

Hear from the C-SCRIP team at the "Securing SMBs' Supply Chains: Information Sharing Tactics Panel."

Empower your small business with a deep dive into cybersecurity basics at our upcoming Introduction to Cybersecurity event. Discover practical strategies to protect your business online. Join us for insights tailored to small businesses, ensuring your digital assets are secure. Do not miss out on the chance to boost your digital security knowledge.

This event will take place online using Microsoft Teams, please register to obtain for the login information. Please note, if you are planning to use a mobile device to access this webinar, you must first download the Teams app to your device.

CISA is hosting another SBOM-a-Rama! We are excited for you to join us September 11-12, 2024, at the Denver Athletic Club in Denver, CO. Day 1 is the SBOM-a-Rama as you know it, a day of presentations from across the global software community on SBOM-related topics and a chance to discuss important opportunities and issues. Day 2 features our first SBOM-Solutions Showcase, where suppliers of commercial and open-source SBOM solutions will have a chance to share how they are helping meet the needs of community.  

SBOM-a-Rama on Day 1 allows for both in-person and virtual attendance options. The SBOM-Solutions Showcase on Day 2 will be limited to in-person attendees. You can find the Federal Register Notice for this event here.

This webinar is meant to provide guidance to applicants for the Digital Equity Competitive Application Grant. It will cover the latest published Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) regarding the Digital Equity Competitive Grant Program.

If you would like to request an accommodation to participate in these office hours, please email your request to InternetForAll@ntia.gov by September 3. An NTIA staff member will follow up with you shortly regarding your request.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is proud to present the Using the CISA Incident Response Playbook at your Organization (IR211) Cyber Range Training event. The 200-level training events are open to government employees and contractors across federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial government, educational partners, and critical infrastructure partners. Please use your organization email address when registering.

This course is ideal for those working in cybersecurity roles who are interested in learning technical incident response skills and requires active engagement from all participants. The course assumes a mixed audience (e.g., from disparate teams and organizations) of mixed capability.

Produced in accordance with Executive Order 14028, “Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity,” CISA released the Federal Government Cybersecurity Incident and Vulnerability Response Playbooks that provide federal civilian agencies with a standard set of procedures to respond to vulnerabilities and incidents impacting Federal Civilian Executive Branch (FCEB) networks. This course introduces students to the Incident Response Playbook that describes the process FCEB agencies should follow for confirmed malicious cyber activity for which a major incident has been declared or not yet been reasonably ruled out. The course will include a tabletop discussion format that follows a simulated IR event/scenario and guides students through the CISA IR checklist and IR phases. While the playbooks are intended for federal agencies, CISA encourages public and private sector partners to review them to help inform their own incident response practices.

Many entrepreneurs are using Generative AI in their businesses. Tools such as ChatGPT can assist with writing a business plan, crafting product descriptions, or developing social media and web content, but what are the ethical and cybersecurity ramifications of using those tools? In this webinar, you’ll receive tips and guidance to keep you and your data safe online while using AI tools.

In this workshop, we'll introduce the basics of online security and how it applies to your business and customers. We will talk about:

• Why cybersecurity matters for businesses of all sizes
• How to protect your business and your customers online
• What steps you can take after a potential security breach

Presented by Marial Elena Duron, Grow with Google instructor