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Planes, Trains & Cybersecurity

Watch our webinar to learn how you can protect your devices and personal information while you travel.

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Whether you’re checking in for a flight, connecting to hotel Wi-Fi, or sharing vacation photos online, travel can create new opportunities for cybercriminals. Join us for an engaging conversation on how to stay safe online while traveling. This webinar will cover simple steps travelers can take to protect their devices, personal information, accounts, and privacy before, during, and after a trip. Learn how to use public Wi-Fi more securely, avoid common travel scams, safeguard your accounts, and stay connected without compromising your cybersecurity. Perfect for vacationers, business travelers, and anyone planning their next getaway.

What You’ll Learn

  • How to safely use public Wi-Fi, travel apps, and charging stations

  • Tips for protecting your devices, passwords, and online accounts while traveling

  • How to recognize and avoid common scams targeting travelers and tourists


Speakers

Alyssa DeVita

Alyssa DeVita

Senior Director, Global Information Security

Marriot

Alyssa DeVita

Alyssa DeVita

Senior Director, Global Information Security

Marriot

rachael conover

Rachael Conover

Lead Analyst, Security Monitoring and Response

Mastercard

rachael conover

Rachael Conover

Lead Analyst, Security Monitoring and Response

Mastercard

Cliff Steinhauer

Cliff Steinhauer

Dir. Information Security and Engagement

National Cybersecurity Alliance

Cliff Steinhauer

Cliff Steinhauer

Dir. Information Security and Engagement

National Cybersecurity Alliance

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