Dr. Levent Ertaul provided an overview of five vulnerabilities in cyber and discussed whether privacy is really possible in cyberspace. He discussed secure mail, file and hard disk encryption, password management, cloud storage and deleting files. Dr. Ertaul is a Professor of Computer Science at California State University East Bay. He is actively involved in security projects nationally and internationally. He has over 25 years for experience in the military and private security industry and has more then 80 publications in security issues. His current research interests are cyber security, privacy, wireless security and cryptography. He is a member of IEEE, ACM, IACR and the Bay Area Council. He was awarded his Ph.D. from Sussex University, UK.
MIIS Cyber director, Dr. Itamara Lochard, was the only U.S. university instructor among colleagues from the Marshall Center, International Red Cross, U.S. National Guard and other militaries to provide post-conflict stabilization training to an international cadre of nearly 180 cadets and civilian university students at the International Summer Campus. She provided classes on technical tools available in crisis management (humanitarian assistance / disaster relief) efforts. This sixth annual event, sponsored by MIIS partner Mihailo Apostolski Military Academy in Macedonia aimed to train next-generation leaders with inter-cultural awareness, academic and field-exercise skills that will allow them to excel at interoperability needed for regional and international engagements in crisis management. Participants from Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Poland, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States gathered in Macedonia during 29 June – 9 July 2015.
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