Eyitayo Alimi
Sacramento, California, United States
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Cybersecurity and Data privacy Insurance for Non-profits
For every new technology, there is an inherent risk. Non-profits on the web are at higher risk which makes them attractive to cyber criminals, scammers, and fraudsters.
Join me at this workship as I show you why and how non-profits are the most attractive to "cyber baddies", how to prevent your non-profit from cyber attacks when it happens what to do and how to access cyber insurance.
Building an effective cybersecurity team.
According to the joint research carried out by the FBI, NSA and CIA, cybercrime incidents have increased to over 60% due to the uncertainty created by the Covid19 pandemic and has been projected to double in 2021. Join me for a two-day workshop on how to to build a cybersecurity team from scratch foe effect protection for your business, clients and personal life.
Attendees will learn how
To protect themselves from cybercriminals
How to curate incident response teams
How to predict, measure and analyse cyber threats.
How to create and analyse phishing
Applying Human Centered Design in Software Development
This talk is to show how Human Centred Design could help build real products that the next billion users will use and appreciate.
How hobby lessons improves productivity and ROI
It is no longer news that we have heard about the future of work, how about we talk about the future of play too! This talk is to unveil my research work about the correlation between hobbies and software development.
Hold Up! Stop yelling Hollup to community newbies!
This talk is in a video format to help explain how old community members silently -maybe unconsciously - form a whole cookies dough around the community whereby sending new members away and those new members, they quietly leave a tech community. This video will explain some of the unspeakable or unconscious behaviours towards community newcomers which hampers the growth of the community and spreads the negative vibes that prevent other people from joining the community.
Promoting Digital Well being in a Tech Community
Techies are very hardworking people, there is no doubt but the harder they work without paying attention to their wellbeing the more they are prone to ill health. Join me as I share my experience on how I have been building a healthy developer community (GDG) in the last five years.
The gadgets/devices. The harder they work the more prone they are to work hazards. Join me as we examine work hazards and how to strike a healthy balance between work and wellbeing.
The role of "play" in the future of work .
This talk is to unveil and explain the relationship between hobbies and work and how they could improve individual productivity. It will also be an avenue to point out to managers, CTOs and founders the importance of allocating time and even financial support via subscription to their teams to get involved in these hobbies because at the end of the day it improves productivity and ROI - it shouldn’t be classified as a waste of time and resources but as an important part of the company.
Too many mentors , let's get more sponsors!
This talk is giving a wake up call for people at work places - especially managers and folks in senior roles - to begin to consciouly sponsor people that are under represented in the work place .
The low reperesntation of diverse people In the work place is a testimony that Mentorship cannot do it all and we should start tending towards sponsorship.
I will explain actionble steps on how sponsorship stept could be carefully taken and seen to the end in the work place.
Eyitayo Alimi
Sacramento, California, United States
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