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This folder contains presentations from the CyberHoT event and the IPICS summer school, focusing on communication in cyber incident response and the role of social engineering in cybersecurity. Available in English, Greek, and Italian, the materials provide insights into human factors, situational awareness, and best practices for enhancing cybersecurity effectiveness in various contexts, particularly in maritime systems. AI generated

• Communication in Cyber Incident Response - CyberHoT 9-10 September Presentation English.pptx (15.65 MB)
  This presentation, delivered at the CyberHoT event in September 2024, focuses on communication in cyber incident response. It covers topics such as situational awareness, human factors in cybersecurity, and practical challenges faced during incidents, supported by research findings and best practices for effective communication in crisis situations. AI generated
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• Communication in Cyber Incident Response - CyberHoT 9-10 September Presentation Greek.pptx (17.49 MB)
  This presentation discusses communication strategies in cyber incident response, emphasizing human factors, threat modeling, and decision-making processes within the cybersecurity domain. It includes insights from experts and specific training recommendations tailored for improving operational skills in maritime systems and the overall effectiveness of cybersecurity practices. AI generated
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• Communication in Cyber Incident Response - CyberHoT 9-10 September Presentation Italian.pptx (15.64 MB)
  This presentation discusses communication strategies in cyber incident response, focusing on the challenges and best practices in the maritime cybersecurity context. It covers human factors, situational awareness, and team dynamics essential for effective response during cyber threats, aimed at enhancing training and operational coordination within organizations. AI generated
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• Social Engineering - IPICS SS Porto 9 July English.pptx (48.37 MB)
  This presentation focuses on the role of social engineering in cybersecurity, exploring psychological principles, notable case studies, and various attack strategies. It aims to educate participants about vulnerabilities related to human factors and the impact of emerging technologies like deepfakes on cyber threats, while also providing strategies for risk mitigation and awareness enhancement. AI generated
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• Social Engineering - IPICS SS Porto 9 July Greek.pptx (30.67 MB)
  This PowerPoint presentation is in Greek and focuses on social engineering within the context of cybersecurity, highlighting human factors and their implications for security risks in sectors such as energy, shipping, and health. It covers psychological principles, social engineering techniques, and the impact of deepfakes, with specific discussions on cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and strategies for mitigating risks. AI generated
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• Social Engineering - IPICS SS Porto 9 July Italian.pptx (47.74 MB)
  This file is a PowerPoint presentation on social engineering in cybersecurity, delivered during the IPICS summer school. It covers psychological principles, risks, vulnerabilities, and examples related to social engineering attacks, especially in maritime cybersecurity, along with strategies for risk assessment and mitigation. AI generated
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Acronym

CyberSecPro

Title

Collaborative, Multi-modal and Agile Professional Cybersecurity Training Program for A Skilled Workforce In the European Digital Single Market and Industries

Description

CyberSecPro promotes a conceptual disruptive approach with regards to existing approaches to training solutions. The project contributes to the broader need for cybersecurity marketing skills and technical/practical capabilities.
CyberSecPro aims to upskill and develop a workforce capable of overcoming the increasing security challenges that will burden innovation and excellence. This overarching goal can be achieved with the methodology adopted in the CyberSecPro project.
Further, the project utilises the processes developed within many EU Cybersecurity pilot projects and adppts relevant EU innovation and development work:

CyberSecPro will drive the HEIs to further enhance their cooperation with the private sector, in order to become the main suppliers of the necessary market-oriented cybersecurity skills and working-life practices required in the digital transformation, via providing hands-on trainings.

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