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Social engineering works because it targets what makes us human: our biases, cognitive shortcuts, emotions, and deeply wired instinct to trust. Drawing on studies from the field of psychology, this session unpacks the brain's architecture that enables manipulation to be disturbingly effective. Learn how generative…

Higher education institutions are prime targets for cyber threats ranging from lucrative ransomware schemes to sophisticated state-sponsored espionage. Join Jeremy Rosado, senior intelligence analyst with the Google Threat Intelligence Group, for an insider's look into the evolving threat landscape confronting colleges and universities. Register: From…

A conversation featuring UCSF Data Security Compliance Director Mary Morshed. Register: Should I Put That Into ChatGPT? Protecting UC Data When Using AI

Join UCOP staff for a practical introduction to automated PDF remediation assistance using the PDF Fix website. You will learn how to determine whether the PDF is the right format for your accessible content, use the website to automate appropriate remediation steps, interpret and prioritize…

How does rapid AI adoption intersect with modern privacy laws? Join Goodwin Associate Reema Moussa for a focused, one-hour session on protecting user data, staying compliant, and mitigating legal risk in the age of AI. Register: AI and Privacy