Date

Mentor

Topic

About the Speaker

 Session Link

1/26/24

Dr. Michael Nizich

Structured Query Language (SQL) and SQL Server Database Security

Microsoft’s SQL Server Database Management System and it’s SQL Server Management Studio Software is the number one DBMS system implemented on the market today and is responsible for housing and securing the majority of small to mid-size relational database systems. This session focuses on the basics of RDBS systems, the SQL language and the security features of SQL Server that are imperative to the proper security of your organization’s sensitive data.

Michael Nizich, PhD,
CISSP Director, Entrepreneurship & Technology Innovation Center, New York
Institute of Technology 

https://www.nyit.edu/bio/mnizich

Session Link

Session Time: 12:00 PM

3/1/24

Dr. Susan Frank

Windows Command-Line Forensics

Windows operating systems store a lot of information that is useful for forensic investigations, and several tools have been developed to gather this information. Many Forensic appliances require that a hard drive be preprocessed first, which can take hours to days with a typical hard drive. SANS Sift Workstation contains command-line tools that grant access to this wealth of data without any preprocessing.

Session Link

Session Time: 12 Noon

4/5/24 (Rescheduled for 5/10/24)

Isaac Salles

Different ways to enter the Cyber security field

So you are studying for a career in Security but don’t quite know what you want to do or how to go about it. This discussion will cover my experience entering and working in the security field and some ideas for entering Security Engineers, Security Operations or Governance, Risk and Compliance.

Isaac Salles, CISSP, CCSP

Session Link

Session Time: 1:00 PM

4/26/24

Dr. Michael Nizich

Windows and Linux File Security and Command Line Features for Cybersecurity

Windows and Linux operating systems provide very powerful security for sensitive data if configured correctly. In this session, participants will learn the file and folder security features of both operating systems and the command line features used heavily of reach system in the field of cybersecurity.

Michael Nizich, PhD,
CISSP Director, Entrepreneurship & Technology Innovation Center, New York
Institute of Technology 

https://www.nyit.edu/bio/mnizich

Session Link

Session Time: 12:00 PM

5/10/24

Isaac Salles

Different ways to enter the Cyber security field

So you are studying for a career in Security but don’t quite know what you want to do or how to go about it. This discussion will cover my experience entering and working in the security field and some ideas for entering Security Engineers, Security Operations or Governance, Risk and Compliance.

Isaac Salles, CISSP, CCSP

Session Link

Session Time: 12:00 PM