Rivka spent 20 years as a business and tech journalist, covering privacy, security, identity theft, data mining, artificial intelligence and supply chains, focusing on the sociological implications of technology: how our behavior is changing in a TikTok/Dark Web culture.
Leveraging what she learned as a journalist, Rivka has spent the last 10 years zeroing on cybercrime prevention, mitigation and incident response, her research becoming forensic cyber investigation on threat intel systems and how criminals use cyber intel to target victims for financial and other crimes in the physical world.
Rivka served on the White House National Infrastructure Advisory Council (NIAC), in the Cyber Security Working Group for Critical Infrastructure. She has been a C Level executive at fintech firms, non profits protecting kids, and Cyber Team Six, specializing in fraud and financial crimes.
Rivka has served on the Advisory Board of K-12 Six, a Global Resilience Federation ISAC devoted to protecting U.S. schools, and presently serves on advisory boards to combat racism, antisemitism, and threats to the LGBTQ community. She holds a patent for co-inventing a secure payments app that replaces University Student ID cards.
Rivka spent 20 years as a business and tech journalist, covering privacy, security, identity theft, data mining, artificial intelligence and supply chains, focusing on the sociological implications of technology: how our behavior is changing in a TikTok/Dark Web culture.
Leveraging what she learned as a journalist, Rivka has spent the last 10 years zeroing on cybercrime prevention, mitigation and incident response, her research becoming forensic cyber investigation on threat intel systems and how criminals use cyber intel to target victims for financial and other crimes in the physical world.
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- Fraud and Theft
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- Impersonation
- Incident Response
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- Protecting Women
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the answers to these questions: 1. What do I need to do to my phone to make it more secure? 2. How do I find out if I can be impersonated–to the point where people could steal from me, or take out pre approved credit cards and loans in my name? 3. What are top 3 things not to do? 4. What are top 3 things to do? 5. What is the most dangerous part of my phone? 6. Which browser is best? 7. Are burner phones worth it? 6. What are the risks of traveling? 7. How does cyber intel turn into real life threats?
- What do I need to do to my phone to make it more secure?
- How do I find out if I can be impersonated–to the point where people could steal from me, or take out pre approved credit cards and loans in my name?
- What are top 3 things not to do?
- What are top 3 things to do?
- What is the most dangerous part of my phone?
- Which browser is best?
- Are burner phones worth it?
- What are the risks of traveling?
- How does cyber intel turn into real life threats?
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I was a journalist for many years. Appointed by Obama, and kept by the first Trump administration, I served as a Point of Contact for the banking industry) on the White House National Infrastructure Advisory Council, Cyber Security Working Group, for Critical Infrastructure.
A lot over years as a journalist. We also do Cybercrime Boot Camps at various venues.
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