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NCCIC Webinar Series on Russian Government Cyber Activity

Original release date: July 19, 2018

NCCIC will conduct a series of webinars on Russian government cyber activity against critical infrastructure (as detailed in NCCIC Alert TA18-074A), which will feature NCCIC subject matter experts discussing recent cybersecurity incidents, mitigation techniques, and resources that are available to help protect critical assets.

The same webinar will be held from 1-2:30 p.m. ET on the dates listed below:

  • Monday, July 23
  • Wednesday, July 25
  • Monday, July 30
  • Wednesday, August 1

NCCIC encourages users and administrators to attend one of the webinar sessions by visiting https://share.dhs.gov/nccicbriefings or dialing 1-888-221-6227. Attendees may access the webinar as a guest on the day of each event; a registered account is not required for attendees to join.

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