Part of the government's push to tighten cybersecurity is to educate the public and to increase awareness - like federal agencies did to boost the use of seat belts and the "Only You Can Prevent Forest Fires" campaign.
Purdue University seems to have received the memo. It's organizing a panel discussion on "Our Shared Responsibility" for cybersecurity. The discussion is scheduled for Oct. 20.
From the announcement of the panel:
According to Purdue Calumet Assistant Director for Information Security and Assurance James Pardonek, better understanding is necessary of how individual actions can collectively affect cyber security and internet protection.
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