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http://www.isoc.org.il/conf_heb/under_fire.html
טל גלילי - אושאידי
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http://www.isoc.org.il/conf_heb/under_fire.html
אורי סגל - מרחב מוגן
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אופיר בן אבי - ממשל זמין
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http://www.isoc.org.il/conf_heb/under_fire.html
בן לנג - Iron Dome Count
בן לנג בכנס איגוד האינטרנט "פיתוח וניו מדיה תחת אש" מספר על הפעילות שלו במדיה החברתית בזמן המבצע הצבאי, עמוד ענן
http://www.isoc.org.il/conf_heb/under_fire.html
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המצגת מציגה פרקטיקות לשיפור אבטחת המידע של עובדים בארגונים. היא מבוססת על המלצות של ארגונים ברחבי העולם, כולל מרכזי CERT ופרוייקטים ייעודיים לשיפור אבטחת המידע במדינות שונות. המצגת מיועדת לעובדים עצמם (ולא לצוות ה-IT), ומציגה נושאים כגון אבטחת מידע אישי, מודעות לפישינג ושיטות פריצה, ססמאות, מסירת ואיבוד מידע, ועוד.
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- 4. Credible Information Release credible information on high interest issues: Human rights, war ethics, victims:
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- 6. Points for improvement Deepen the already existing cooperation between pro-Israel NGO's & Gov./IDF. Technological advantage – social apps, mini sites, mobile apps – development. Language – Translation into popular foreign languages – French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, German, etc.