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SUMMARY:Cybersecurity Symposium: Real Strategies Within Your Reach to Combat Modern Cyberattacks
DESCRIPTION:Title: Cybersecurity Symposium: Real Strategies Within Your Reach to Combat Modern Cyberattacks | Session 1\nDate: Oct 28\, 2026 | Time: 10:00 AM EDT \nDescription: Expert predictions estimate that global cybercrime costs will reach $23 trillion annually by 2027. Experts also acknowledge that 90% of cyber-attacks are preventable. What are some real strategies that your organization can implement now to avoid becoming easy prey to preventable cyber-attacks? Attend this presentation and walk away with clear and actionable content to boost your organization’s cybersecurity program resilience. \nPresenters:\nAbner Desir\, NIGC Chief Information Security Officer \nAgenda \nRegistration Link
URL:https://www.nigc.gov/event/cybersecurity-symposium-real-strategies-within-your-reach-to-combat-modern-cyberattacks/
CATEGORIES:NIGC Training
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SUMMARY:Cybersecurity Symposium: High-Stakes Targets: Law Enforcement Insights into Cyber Threats Against the Gaming Industry
DESCRIPTION:Title: Cybersecurity Symposium: High-Stakes Targets: Law Enforcement Insights into Cyber Threats Against the Gaming Industry | Session 2\nDate: October 28\, 2026 | Time: 11:30 a.m. EDT\n \nDescription: This seminar offers a law enforcement perspective on the evolving cyber threats targeting the gaming industry. Attendees will gain insight into current criminal tactics\, emerging vulnerabilities\, and the investigative approaches used to combat cybercrime. The session also highlights best practices for collaboration between gaming operators and law enforcement\, strengthening collective defenses and improving incident response. \nPresenters:\nFrank Corral\, Special Agent\, FBI\n \nAgenda \nRegistration Link
URL:https://www.nigc.gov/event/cybersecurity-symposium-high-stakes-targets-law-enforcement-insights-into-cyber-threats-against-the-gaming-industry/
CATEGORIES:NIGC Training
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SUMMARY:Cybersecurity Symposium: Fortifying Cyber Resilience Through Partnerships
DESCRIPTION:Title: Cybersecurity Symposium: Fortifying Cyber Resilience Through Partnerships | Session 3\nDate: October 28\, 2026 | Time: 01:00 p.m. EDT\n \nDescription: This presentation will help Tribal governments strengthen cyber resilience by highlighting partnerships\, practical resources\, and multi-directional information sharing. The session will highlight common cyber risks affecting Tribal governments and critical infrastructure\, including but not limited to the water and wastewater sector\, and emphasize the value of timely incident response and shared situational awareness. Participants will learn how initiatives such as CISA’s CI Fortify can support risk identification\, preparedness\, and coordination with federal\, state\, local\, Tribal\, and territorial partners to protect essential services from evolving cyber threats. \nPresenters:\nJosh Stankus\, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) \nAgenda \nRegistration Link
URL:https://www.nigc.gov/event/cybersecurity-symposium-fortifying-cyber-resilience-through-partnerships/
CATEGORIES:NIGC Training
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SUMMARY:November NTTM: Intent & Testing: Gaming Promotions and Player Tracking Systems Toolkit
DESCRIPTION:Title: November NTTM: Intent & Testing: Gaming Promotions and Player Tracking Systems Toolkit\nDate: November 5\, 2026 | Time: 2:00 p.m. EDT \nDescription:  In this session\, we will introduce our newest toolkit addressing the 543.12 minimum internal control standards (MICS). We will discuss design and how it can be used to improve understanding of 543.12 standards. You will leave the session knowing the top Gaming Promotions and Player Tracking Systems from the Agreed Upon Procedure (AUP) reports and how understanding the intent and testing can help Tribes build better controls. \nPresenters:\nCharlie Parker\, Audit Program Analyst\, NIGC\nChris Bragado\, Auditor & Compliance\, NIGC \nRegistration Link \n 
URL:https://www.nigc.gov/event/november-nttm-intent-testing-gaming-promotions-and-player-tracking-systems-toolkit/
CATEGORIES:NIGC Training
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SUMMARY:December NTTM: U.S. Secret Service Genuine and Counterfeit US Currency
DESCRIPTION:Title: December NTTM: U.S. Secret Service Genuine and Counterfeit US Currency\nDate: December 3\, 2026 | Time: 2:00 p.m. EDT \nDescription:  Document Analyst Katie Allgair from the United States Secret Service (USSS) will provide an in-depth overview of authentication techniques and security features found in U.S. currency. This session will also cover current counterfeiting trends and equip cash handlers with practical strategies to identify and stop counterfeit notes at the first point of contact. Webinar is available live only and will NOT be recorded. \nPresenters:\nKatie Allgair\nDocument Analyst\nCounterfeit Forensic Section (CFS)\nCriminal Investigative Division (CID)\nUnited States Secret Service \nRegistration Link
URL:https://www.nigc.gov/event/december-nttm-u-s-secret-service-genuine-and-counterfeit-us-currency/
CATEGORIES:NIGC Training
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