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Cybersecurity Symposium Set for Later This Month

Engage with academic, government, and industry leaders as they share their perspectives, knowledge, emerging issues, and collaboration on the dynamic changes and challenges taking place in the cybersecurity digital landscape.

Join Rowan College of South Jersey on Thursday, October 26, at 10 a.m. for their first Cybersecurity Symposium at the Cumberland Campus’s Luciano Center in Vineland. The symposium is sponsored by National Science Foundation – Hispanic Serving Institutions (NSF-HSI) Adelante Juntos program at RCSJ-Cumberland. The symposium is a free event.

“The symposium aims to bring together security professionals from academics, government, and industry to share their knowledge and expertise on emerging cyber threats, raise awareness, and provide helpful information for students and the community,” shares Anthony Haddad, Administrative Instructor for Cybersecurity Education.

Symposium speakers include:

  • Stan Field, CFE, CFCE – Chief Information Officer for the Cumberland County & Cumberland County Cybersecurity Intelligence Group
  • Dr. Charles Kocher, Professor – Behavioral Sciences and Law & Social Justice Studies, RCSJ
  • Derrick Jacobus – Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office
  • Craig Russon, Senior Academic Consultant – CompTIA/Test Out
  • Jim Sweeney, DIT Cyber Threat Outreach Partnership – NJ Cybersecurity & Communications Integration Cell
  • Dan Rafanan, New Jersey State Police
  • Internet Crimes Against Children Unit/NJ ICAC Task Force

Led by the event’s guest speakers, the symposium topics include Fraud, Digital Forensics and Employee Data Theft, The Importance of Industry Certification, Artificial Intelligence (AI): The Good, The Bad, The Scary, Internet Safety, and Cybersecurity Strategies for Government Employees. RCSJ encourages cybersecurity professionals, IT managers, students, government officials and anyone interested in cybersecurity to attend this free symposium.

Professor Haddad further elaborates, “The significance of the symposium is to engage and enrich our students and community with best practices on emerging cybersecurity issues and to provide critical information for proactiveness against the threat landscape.”

RCSJ’s cybersecurity program aims to provide sound academic and information security foundation and awareness about emerging cyber threats in the digital world and showcase our students’ in-depth knowledge and technical skills to various employable institutions.

“​​​​​​The Center for Cybersecurity, housed on RCSJ’s Cumberland Campus, is committed to promoting academic excellence in Cyber-Defense Education. Our Cybersecurity, A. S. program, has achieved the CAE-CD Program of Study Validation from the National Security Agency (NSA). We are proud of this recognition and will continue to work with industry leaders, advisory board members, and faculty to enhance educational offerings to our students that lead to much-needed employment in our community and beyond,” said Dr. Fred Keating, president, RCSJ.

To register for the free Cybersecurity Symposium visit rcsj.wufoo.com/forms/zbla4331c1psn4/.

For more information on RCSJ’s Cybersecurity program visit RCSJ.edu/Cybersecurity.

Join Rowan College of South Jersey on Thursday, October 26, 2023, at 10:00 a.m. for their first Cybersecurity Symposium at the Cumberland Campus’s Luciano Center in Vineland, N. J. The symposium is sponsored by National Science Foundation – Hispanic Serving Institutions (NSF-HSI) Adelante Juntos program at RCSJ-Cumberland. The symposium is a free event.