Everyday Cyber Safety Clinic
Join Cyber Montana and the University of Montana: The Montana Center for Cybersecurity Workforce & Rural Policy for a virtual class with Laura Haacke and Carly Cushman. Learn to spot scams and phishing, create strong passwords, protect your devices and more. Attend watch party at the library or with your personal smart devise via Zoom. RSVP required—8-person minimum or event will be canceled. Please call (406)-322-5009 or click here to register.
Topics Covered:
- Phishing Scams
- Passwords
- Data Safety
- Browser Safety
- Software Updates
- Social Media Safety
- AI and Deepfakes
- Remote Work & Public Wi-Fi
Topics can be adjusted based on each group’s needs and interests. Clinics are at no cost to the attendees.
Open to everyone, free to attend and no technical expertise required.
Goals:
These clinics are designed for participants to learn, practical, easy to follow strategies to keep safe online.
Learning Outcomes:
At the end of the clinic, participants will be able to confidently protect themselves, their data, and their companies.
Clinic information:
- Clinic funs about 2 hours (based on audience needs and participation)
- 8 attendee minimum
- All instruction and materials provided
Cyber Montana is a statewide Legislature-funded initiative that offers cybersecurity education for all with the goal of increasing the cybersecurity defensive posture for all of Montana.
Cyber Safe Clinics are in person and at no cost. The goal is to help people feel safer and more confident using technology by focusing on how to avoid scams, spot phishing, create strong passwords, and protect phones and computers.
