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Get Access to the Working from Home Cybersecurity Video Series

You’re now working from home during a global pandemic to keep your physical self safe. What does working from home mean for cybersecurity and keeping your organization’s information safe? Fill out the form below, and check your email for access to our videos series, packed with tips to keep your work and home safe.”

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Silas Hanneman

DMACC

Pathway Navigator
P: (515) 964-6614
E: swhanneman@dmacc.edu

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Jeremy Austin

DMACC

Academic Advisor
P: (515) 964-6556
E: jcaustin@dmacc.edu

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Kris Olds

DMACC

Academic Advisor
P: (515) 964-6314
E: klolds@dmacc.edu​

Get in touch with us and we will guide you in the Cybersecurity direction - Right now!

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  • If BS in IT - achieve Masters in Information Assurance at ISU
  • If BS in non-IT - achieve Advanced Certificate in Cybersecurity then MS at ISU
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Computers, Children and Safety is Risky Business:

The virtual world of internet surfing, daily tasking, social media, gaming and entertainment. We are only beginning to realize the risks and consequences we need to avoid

 

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