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Mike Chapple

Associate Teaching Professor, Academic Director of the Master of Science in Business Analytics
Mendoza

334 Mendoza College of Business
574-631-5863
mchapple@nd.edu

Cybersecurity
Business analytics
Cloud computing
IT compliance

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With a Side of Knowledge Cybersecurity and privacy expert joins podcast to talk cryptocurrency, Facebook’s Libra

ND Newswire

Zoom should be criticized for poor communication rather than privacy, security, expert says

Expert says ‘Twitter spies’ committed espionage but broke no federal privacy laws, because there are none

ND In the News

FedTech

Federal Telework: How to Ensure Secure Videoconferencing

Audio

The New York Times

Trump’s Press Secretary Displays One of His Checks in a Little Too Much Detail

The Guardian

Donald Trump press secretary inadvertently reveals president's bank details

NPR

Coronavirus Payments To Poor Are Vulnerable To Fraud

Audio

Fed Tech Magazine

Intrusion Detection Systems: What Are They, and How Do They Work?

Gov Info Security, Bank Info Security

Economic Stimulus Payments: A Fraud Target

The Washington Post

How the IRS plan for stimulus payments could enable identity theft

Fortune

Excited to get your hands on that stimulus check? So are scammers

Bloomberg

Stimulus Cash Puts IRS on Alert for Scammers Preying on Unwary

Texas Border Business

Zoom should be criticized for poor communication rather than privacy, security, expert says

Associated Press

Google updates terms in plain language after EU scrutiny

NPR

U.N. Urges Probe Of Reported Hacking Of Jeff Bezos' Phone By Saudi Arabia

Audio

CNN

If your Disney+ account got hacked, it's probably your own fault

CSO Online

Twitter spy scandal a wake-up call for companies to clean up their data access acts

NPR

2 Ex-Twitter Employees Charged With Spying For Saudi Arabia

Audio

Associated Press

US: Saudis recruited Twitter workers to spy on critics

USA Today

Saudis recruited Twitter employees to spy on critics, prosecutors say

USA Today

Microsoft: Iran government-linked hacker targeted 2020 presidential campaign

Fast Company

Your Social Security number has already been hacked. Why do we still have them?

Forbes

Everyone’s Social Security Number Has Been Compromised. Here’s How To Protect Yourself.

CNN

Taking Social Security numbers public could fix our data breach crisis

USA Today

Facebook-FTC deal means a $5B fine for social network, but not much on face for users

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