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Check out all the great resources below for even more Cybersecurity information!


Basic Resources

 

Groups Organized Against Cyber Crime


Technical Information

  • IT Security Technical Publications
    CIS Critical Security Controls The Center for Internet Security (CIS) presents the CIS Controls for Effective Cyber Defense Version 6.0, a recommended set of actions that provide specific and actionable ways to stop today's most pervasive and dangerous cyber attacks.

What To Do If You're A Victim


Available Tools / Virus Protection


Delaware Cybersecurity Laws

  • Title 6- Chapter 12b - COMPUTER SECURITY BREACHES
    Summary of House Bill 180: Delaware Data Breach Law
  • Title 11-Chapter 5- SPECIFIC OFFENSES
    932 - Unauthorized Access
    933 - Theft of Computer Services
    934 - Interruption of Computer Services
    935 - Misuse of Computer System Information
    936 - Destruction of Computer Equipment
    937 - Unrequested or Unauthorized Electronic Mail or Use of Network or Software to Cause Same
    938 - Failure to Promptly Cease Electronic Communication Upon Request
    939 - Penalties
    940 - Venue
    941 - Remedies of Aggrieved Persons

Links



Infographics

Cyberattacks Threat to Government

In 2018, the United States was the country most severely affected by cybercrime in terms of financial damage: industry experts estimate that the U.S. government faced costs of over 13.7 billion U.S. dollars as a result of cyberattacks.

  1. The Risk is constantly growing
  2. The Threat is constantly evolving
  3. Budgets & the Economy take a big hit
  4. Hackers want public sector date
  5. Threats are increasingly targeted

Internet of Me
 

Data about you can be used in a variety of ways, sometimes in ways you wouldn’t expect or even approve. That’s why it is important to understand the value of your personal information and how to manage it when possible.

When you use your connected devicesbvyou are continuously generating information about yourself and others.

  • Personal Information Is Like Money. Value It. Protect It.
  • Own Your Online Presence.
  • Lock Down Your Login!

Security and the Internet of Things

The Internet of Things includes both traditional electronics and everyday "things" embedded with sensors, computing & networking capabilties.

Some of these devices are undeniably very useful, such as household thermostats which allow us to log on at a distance and turn on our heating before heading home.

Some Risks Include:

  • Intrusion of Privacy
  • Risks to Your Physical Home
  • Safety, Location