By Andres Davila / Contributing Writer As day one of the Seventh annual Hemispheric Security Conference came to a close on Tuesday, May 17th, it…
Samuel Larreal / Contributing Writer 1.5 terabytes of FIU student and faculty information was allegedly leaked today, Apr. 8, at 1:33 p.m. in a cyberattack…
Neeraj Venkatesh K.R./Contributing Writer After you get off your Bird electric scooter, it still knows where you live, where your favorite restaurant is and how much…
Dominique Kent/Staff Writer You’d be hard-pressed to find an FIU student who doesn’t use WhatsApp, the popular messaging platform owned by Facebook, Inc. Students recommend…
Gabriella Pinos/ Staff Writer From scandals to algorithms to devious government schemes, 2018 been nothing but eventful for the world of technology. Tech giants like…
By: Yeskanisayka Urbina/Staff Writer The University is hosting an annual conference for cybersecurity education and training to encourage cybersecurity in the workplace. The National…
FIU’s Gordon Institute of Public Policy, the FIU College of Business, Organization of American States and FIU in DC partnered to coordinate the forum, held on April 6 and 7 and will address cyber threats, how to mitigate them strategically and implement those strategies into organizational structures
On Wednesday Oct. 26, the University will host a forum for students to learn about the security threats they face every day online. “Don’t Burst Your Bubble” is a cybersecurity event led by industry professionals to inform students of different ways to protect their information and safely communicate online.
Leslie Ovalle/ Contributing Writer Two new degree programs were proposed during the last Board of Trustees meeting. The Board proposed a Master of Arts in…