SXSW EDU 2022
Cheating Academia: Spy Craft, Tech & Global Fraud
Description:
Cheating in academia and professional testing has become a highly-organized, profitable global enterprise. Cheating tactics include cold war spy craft such as camera rings and fake identities, but also the most advanced technologies such as custom designed software and NSA-worthy hardware auctioned off on the dark web. Experts in the battle against fraud explain modern tactics to fight the thieves and fraudsters.
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Takeaways
- Learn about the constant, sophisticated and lucrative efforts to steal, cheat or bypass America’s credentialing and degree-granting certifications.
- Meet the modern foreign agents tasked with catching test cheats - the people who try to steal tests, sell answers or hack test security systems.
- Test fraud is a billion dollar business. Learn how and why cheating America’s credentials is so valuable and how fragile the system really is.
Speakers
- Derek Newton, freelance writer, reporter, Forbes
- Cory Clark, Director of Quality & Process Improvement Compliance, Meazure Learning
- Jaeson Schultz, Technical Leader, Cisco Talos Intelligence Group
Organizer
Jennifer Harrison, CEO, Pando Public Relations
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