INTERFACE Nebraska
Presented by Karla Carter • Associate Professor; College of Science & Technology, Bellevue University
Social engineering will be a cybersecurity threat as long as we have people (as opposed to Skynet) making decisions. The human, as opposed to the machine, is the preferred platform for the social engineer to conduct their nefarious plans to derail your business. Come learn how to spot the signal flags of the social engineer, train yourself how to not get railroaded into a breach and put the brakes on confusion and delay.
Presented by: Karla Carter / Associate Professor; College of Science & Technology, Bellevue University
Karla Carter is an associate professor in the College of Science and Technology at Bellevue University, in Bellevue, NE. Drawing on more years than she should be admitting of information technology experience, she teaches cybersecurity, information technology ethics, and general information technology and history/civics courses. In addition to being Vice Chair for the Nebraska Chapter of the IEEE Computer Society, Chair of ACM SIGCAS, and a member of the ACM Committee on Professional Ethics (COPE), she is curious, intense, and irreverent, and cannot resist puns.
