Cybersecurity For The Greater Good
ThinkCyber is a nationwide platform dedicated to enhancing cyber awareness in today’s ever-evolving threat landscape. We provide a welcoming space for everyone—regardless of age or background—to ask any security-related question and we will help you understand how to protect your data. Our mission also includes building a robust educational resource for the younger generation, ensuring that essential cybersecurity principles and fundamentals are understood from an early age
WHO WE ARE
ThinkCyber aims a safer digital future
ThinkCyber is a nonprofit organization that aims a safer digital future where cybersecurity is not only understood but embraced as a fundamental aspect of modern life from all ages and backgrounds. Our team is a diverse group of professionals with a lot of passion and come with extensive experience in engineering and security. We have come together to share our knowledge with the community by providing the following:
- Offer guidance on security related concerns, and share best practices to follow.
- Stay informed about the latest public threats and learn data protection tips through blogs.
- Foster critical thinking on security mindsets through monthly forums and talks. Register for events!
- Mentorship opportunities on how to start or grow a career in cybersecurity in 1:1 coaching sessions and group sessions.
- Partnering with universities to establish security chapters and sessions for education and innovation.
OUR NEWS
Latest News
Iranian hackers act as brokers selling critical infrastructure access
Iranian hackers are breaching critical infrastructure organizations to collect credentials and network data that can be sold on cybercriminal
More than 5,000 customer's personal information may be compromised
McKinney-based Globe Life insurance disclosed Globe Life was recently threatened by an unknown actor seeking to extort money after accessing
Cyber criminals increasingly helping Russia and China target the US, Microsoft says
Russia, China and Iran are expanding their partnerships with cyber criminals to conduct cyberespionage and cyberattacks against the U.S. and other nations, according to a new report from MicrosoftSign Up
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