A diverse panel discusses the development and implementation of a series of aligned micro-credential pathways in digital literacy and technology using a unified state framework. We will discuss: What are Maine employers IT and foundational skill needs? How can we implement a series of micro-credential pathways to fill...
Long time MTUG community participant and tech consultant William Wade discusses his perspective and key tips in using a variety of scripting tools and environments, including PowerShell, Visual Studio, Source Control (such as GIT), and more. This session's goal is to introduce these tools -- traditionally thought of...
MTUG thanks Josh Moss and Jockel Carter for bringing this unique presentation to the MTUG audience: "HACK the SHIP: An overview of Shipboard ICS Cybersecurity... OR... the Security, Functionality, Usability Triangle Gone Wrong." In this session, presenter Joshua Moss explores the lack of applied security across the Maritime Transportation...
Cyber threats are increasingly targeting individual users in small to large organizations initiating attacks via social engineering, spear phishing, or even attacking through their trusted suppliers. Technology based counter threats are trying, but sometimes failing, to keep up with the constant pace of threats change. More future...
his MTUG webinar panel introduces several regional User Group leads, and explores the purpose and activities of tech user groups in Maine. Panelists from 4 regional User Groups discuss the role of tech groups in the Maine technology community. Panelists include: Larry Cushing who runs the SMMUG users group...
As businesses rely more and more on third party software, data, and technology in order to function, those third parties have become increasingly critical to ongoing operations, security, and legal compliance. In this presentation, attorneys Kyle Glover (Pierce Atwood) and Kara Alesi (IDEXX) discuss the legal considerations in...
