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Cyber Risk in U.S. Healthcare: Tackling HIPAA, Vendors, and Human Error – A Free Webinar With Joseph Steinberg and Chip Witt

Joseph Steinberg

Whats Broken in U.S. Healthcare Cybersecurity And How to Fix It. From ransomware and cloud misconfigurations to vulnerable medical devices, U.S. healthcare organizations are under relentless cyber pressure and the risks to patient safety have never been higher. Join cybersecurity experts Joseph Steinberg (Cybersecurity Thought Leader & Author) and Chip Witt (Principal Security Evangelist, Radware) for a fast-paced 30-minute session on whats going wrong in healthcare cybersecurity and what

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“Cybersecurity For Dummies” Third Edition Now Available

Joseph Steinberg

The third edition of Cybersecurity For Dummies , Joseph Steinberg ‘s best-selling introductory-level book about cybersecurity, is now available in both print and e-book format. Like its prior two counterparts, Cybersecurity For Dummies: Third Edition is written for general audiences, and can help people of all backgrounds stay cyber-secure, regardless of their technical and business skillsets.

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Joseph Steinberg To Speak Again At Penn Club & Columbia Club About CyberSecurity

Joseph Steinberg

CyberSecurity Expert Joseph Steinberg will, once gain, deliver a talk for the Penn Club and Columbia Club. The following is the official description provided by the Penn Club of Steinbergs upcoming talk, which will take place at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, May 6, 2025, in New York City. Due to the popularity of the event in October, Joseph Steinberg, author of CyberSecurity for Dummies (the third edition of which hits bookstores on April 15), and a Columbia University lecturer on the subject, will be pr

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CyberSecurity Expert Joseph Steinberg To Lecture At Columbia University During Summer 2025

Joseph Steinberg

During the upcoming Summer 2025 semester, cybersecurity expert Joseph Steinberg will once again lecture at Columbia University. Steinberg, a faculty member of the Columbia University School of Professional Studies, will teach students pursuing graduate degrees in Technology Management ; the title of the course will be Cybersecurity Strategy and Executive Response , and the course will be taught on Columbia’s main New York City campus in May, June, and July of 2025.

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The Independent Op-Ed: While politicians will have you believe that age verification measures are designed to protect children, they actually open them to more harm, warns cyber security expert

Joseph Steinberg

Britain’s The Independent yesterday published an op-ed written by Joseph Steinberg, in which the cybersecurity expert described the potentially catastrophic impact that the United Kingdom’s Online Safety Act may have when it comes to protecting children from online predators and other dangers lurking in cyberspace, as well as how the law threatens to disrupt the good work of various non-profits and other community-focused organizations.

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BEWARE: Criminals Are Selling Fraudulent Expert Opinion Letters From “Me” In Support of CyberSecurity Professionals Seeking Immigration Visas to The United States

Joseph Steinberg

I have been made aware that one or more criminals are offering in exchange for payment, of course custom-written letters allegedly written and signed by me supporting applicants petitions for Alien of Extraordinary Ability visas to the United States. I have been sent a copy of one such letter it was well written, and, at least at first glance, highly convincing.

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The Independent Op-Ed: Australia’s social media ban won’t protect kids – it’ll put them more at risk

Joseph Steinberg

Australia recently enacted legislation to ban children under 16 from using social media a policy that the Australian government plans to enforce through the use of untested age-verification technology. While there is little doubt that the elected officials hope to protect children with the aforementioned act, the reality is that – as Australia has already learned in a previous case described in the article – the new law is more likely to make children less safe than more safe.

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