FAQ1. Why should I take a cyber security awareness class? It would be nice if we could only be concerned about our own problems. However, if the power company has a problem, our lights and televisions don't work. If the 911 emergency phone system doesn't work, our emergency calls are not answered. If the bank is robbed by a fraudulent transfer of funds, where do you think the money will come from? We all depend on others for our survival. We don't grow our own food, pump our own water, dig our own sewer systems, generate our own electricity, etc. Because much of our nation depends on infrastructure that is controlled by computers and many of our daily activities are affected by computers, computer security is not an individual concern. Our networks depend on the flow of information and on the integrity of the information we get from others. Addressing information assurance within a community helps ensure continued operations and minimal impact from cyber attacks. 2. How do I register for a class? Register using our website or please call us at 210.458.2185 or email Training@CIAStraining.com for more information. 3. How do I request a class for my community thru FEMA (TEI/TO)? How much will it cost?
a. TEI/TO training partners provide training at low or no cost to the individual or the individual's agency. 4. Do you have group or military discounts? Yes we do! Please call Jenine Stevenson at 210.458.2185 or email her at Training@CIAStraining.com for more information. 5. How do I find logistic information on my class? Each registered participant will receive an email containing the logistics of each class. Also, a link from our webpage will also provide you with all necessary information regarding that class (e.g., dates, location of facility, directions, parking instructions, dress code, etc.) 6. What if I have to cancel?
Please notify us as soon as possible if you need to cancel a class. We require a 10 business day cancellation notice to refund 100% of the tuition. Failure to attend the course without prior notification will be considered a no show and will result in forfeiture of the full tuition of the class.
7. Do you allow student substitutions for your classes? Yes, we allow student substitutions. Please notify us as soon as possible so we are able to adjust our documents. Student substitutions are at no-charge. 8. Will CIAS classes apply to a degree program? No. CIAS classes are non-traditional classes. For traditional University classes, please see the UTSA Undergraduate Course Catalog or the UTSA Graduate Course Catalog. 9. Do I have to be a student of the University to enroll in a class? No. CIAS classes are non-traditional classes and are open to the public. |
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