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Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology
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Whether by malicious intent or mere curiosity, people will always try to circumvent barriers.
In this, the Internet Age, more and more people are living a larger portion of their lives online: paying bills, making reservations, buying both merchandise and services, and communicating with friends. In all of these cases an electronic paper trail is collected which may be used as evidence without even so much as a warrant.
In the physical realm, people know to protect themselves by tinting their windows, using post office boxes, shredding their mail, and having an unlisted telephone number.
However, few people know how to protect themselves in the same manner online. They blindly fill out forms everyday giving away their personal information, IP address, physical location, operating system and various other details. Those details may be used to compromise their home computer system, access privileged online accounts, or in the worst cases, for fraudulent purposes such as opening lines of credit.
In the new ethereal world of the wired, this increasingly intense dilemma has attracted a new type of criminal to whom distance is no barrier, and the real-world implications can be startling.
In this, the Internet Age, you will need to learn to protect yourself online just as much, if not more so, than you ever would in the physical realm.
I can teach you how.
I am both formally educated and self-taught with over 22 years of experience in the computing sciences. I have watched the evolution of the internet from a loose coalition of researchers on a government created network to the commercial juggernaut that it is today. Now, even more so than before, privacy and anonymity are integral to protecting yourself online.
Both corporations and government entities alike profit and use the information that is passively given to them. Hackers use this information to impersonate you.
The internet is not safe anymore. You need to protect yourself.
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Experience & Qualifications
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22 Years of experience both formally educated and self-taught in the computing sciences. Member of Upsilon Phi Epsilon, the only Computer Science honor society.
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