Podcast on Everyday Cybersecurity
Can we survive without accessing the Internet?
In this networked world of the Internet superhighway, it is just not possible to stay not connected. As mobile phone has almost replaced landline telephones, the Internet has added an additional channel for interconnection.
When we access the Internet, we enter into the big networks of servers, computers, mobile phones, and other smaller electronic devices.
With all the advantages we get from accessing the Internet, we also get threats and vulnerabilities that try to penetrate our connected computational devices and online digital identities.
Our personal cybersecurity is in our hands.
When we walk on the sidewalk or drive a car on the road, it is our responsibility to maintain a certain level of safety and adopt enough safeguarding strategies. The Internet is the superhighway where we have to roam around safely and securely.
We must take responsibility for accessing the Internet with utmost care so that it can't harm our devices and data. Our personal cybersecurity remains in our hands.
Join a live podcast on "Everyday Cybersecurity."
In the tenth episode of my "Podcast Window," I will interview @M.Rosenquist (Matthew Rosenquist), a cybersecurity strategist and technologist.
Matthew will discuss various aspects of cybersecurity that we must take care of to make our Internet access safer and more secure.
Podcast topic: Everyday Cybersecurity
Guest: Mathew Rosenquist
Date & Time: Sunday, December 11, 2022, at 1:30 PM Pacific Standard Time
Space: LinkedIn and TwitchIt will be the next day in India, i.e., December 12, 2022, at 3:00 AM.
Ask a relevant question in the podcast and get rewards.
Twitch users, please join us live, and ask a relevant question on any aspect of everyday cybersecurity in the comment section.
We will select meaningful comments and reward the top three questions. I will pick up the relevant comments from Twitch and submit only the relevant questions to Matthew for review.
The rewards will be offered via ReadCash accounts only.
We will decide how in the coming days. You may suggest it in the comment section of this article.
So, ask your questions in the comments section on Twitch in the following format:
[Your question on everyday cybersecurity]
[End with your ReadCash account name]
Multiple comments are allowed. You will only be selected for a single reward.
Disclaimer: If the number of comments is fewer than twenty, the experiment may be closed in a different way.This is a test effort to reward the attendees of my podcast. Please don't crib if the test fails.
You may also join my new CashRain campaign associated with the podcast!
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Dec 09, 2022
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