Case.Edu Cybersecurity Awareness Month Events at CWRU and U of A
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- •October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, with events at CWRU and U of A.
- •CWRU features a Cybersecurity Scavenger Hunt with prizes for participants.
- •U of A's Cyber Day includes interactive games and practical cybersecurity tips.
October is recognized as Cybersecurity Awareness Month, prompting universities to host events aimed at enhancing cybersecurity knowledge among their communities. Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) is launching a month-long series of activities, including a Cybersecurity Scavenger Hunt with prizes for participants, while the University of Arkansas (U of A) is organizing a Cyber Day event featuring interactive games and giveaways. CWRU's activities will include practical guidance on phishing, device protection, and safe online behavior, while U of A will offer games like Phishing Pool and Cyber Plinko. Both institutions emphasize the importance of cybersecurity in protecting personal data and privacy. The events are designed to engage students, faculty, and staff in a fun and informative manner. CWRU's scavenger hunt runs from October 1 to October 31, and U of A's Cyber Day is scheduled for October 6.
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