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Web accessibility: Technology without barriers

Web accessibility: Technology without barriers

Did you know that on Thursday World Accessibility Awareness Day is celebrated on 16 May.? This day aims to encourage dialogue, reflection and learning about accessibility in digital technologies.

In this webinar, we will share knowledge on the synergies needed between design and development to ensure that technology to be inclusive and beneficial to all peopleregardless of their capabilities or limitations. Join us to be inspired, learn and reflect on how we can work together to build a more accessible and equitable digital world.

The universal accessibility is the characteristic that environments, processes, goods, products and services, objects and devices must fulfil, so that they can be used and understood by all people in the safest, most comfortable and autonomous way possible. It is fundamental for people with disabilities to live independently, participate in society and have the same opportunities as others.. Accessibility is based on universal design, as defined in the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

Presented by:

Fernando Cotroneo -Product designer / Design system specialist at NATEEVO, a VASS Company.

Sonia Martínez - UI Development Team Lead at VASS.

Antonio Rueda - Director VASS University

Date: 16 May

Time: 16.00 CEST

Project Management Kata

Project Management Kata

Looking for an effective way to drive continuous improvement in your team? The Toyota Kata technique could be the answer you are looking for. Developed by Toyota, this methodology has become a benchmark in project management and process improvement.

Toyota Kata is based on the idea that consistent practice of small routines can lead to big results. By encouraging critical thinking, problem solving and controlled experimentation, this technique empowers teams to deal effectively with challenges and achieve higher levels of performance.

In this VASS University session in collaboration with EVERGREENPM we will focus on risk identification, analysis and management. And we will compete between teams through of the Project Risk Board Game.

Some of the main benefits of the Toyota Kata include:

  • Promotes a culture of continuous improvement in the organisation.
  • It facilitates the identification and solution of problems in a systematic way.
  • It encourages innovation and creativity at all levels.
  • Improve communication and collaboration within the team.

Day25 April.

Location: VASS Madrid offices

Webinar 'Successful Entrepreneurship' together with the Entrepreneurship Forum Spain, MIT Alumni

Webinar 'Successful Entrepreneurship' together with the Entrepreneurship Forum Spain, MIT Alumni

In today's changing and uncertain world, entrepreneurship has become a fundamental pillar. The idea of creating a business, starting a company, bringing an idea to the market, promoting initiatives and boosting talent is something that is systematically on many people's minds.

In this session we will have the expertise from Juan Antonio Latasa, President of the Entrepreneurship Forum Spain, MIT Alumniwith more than 30 years of experience as a manager of large companies, and also an entrepreneur, he is currently a professor of entrepreneurship at the Francisco de Vitoria University and at IESE.

RapporteurJuan Antonio Latasa - President of Entrepreneurship Forum Spain, MIT Alumni
Together with: Antonio Rueda - Director VASS University and VASS Foundation

Timetable: 16.00 CEST

ChatGPT and software development: a true story

ChatGPT and software development: a true story

Continuing education is back with a new webinar at VASS University!

Much has been said about the possibilities of seeking support from AI tools to address software development problems. In this session we saw a real experience, using ChatGPT in its free and paid versions.

Delivered by: José Ángel Sosa Ramírez - Delivery Manager at Delivery Cross.

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OSINT as a working tool - what is it and what is it used for?

OSINT as a working tool - what is it and what is it used for?

Thanks to this workshop, you will have a basic knowledge of OSINT (Open Source Intelligence), its most elementary uses and how it can help us in our day-to-day work to facilitate our search tasks.

You will learn how OSINT information is obtained via the internet:

  1. How to search efficiently using booleans or google dorks
  2. What kind of information can we look for with these techniques
  3. How to consult information displayed on the internet through dedicated tools
  4. Egosurfing

Estimated duration: 1,5h

This course is aimed at different profiles with an interest in learning how to research on the internet, especially dedicated to complement knowledge in humanistic profiles (journalism, international relations or criminology). It is not necessary to have previous knowledge or material.

Planned date: Monday 6/11/2023 , 16:00h CEST

Presented by:

-Itsaso Iriarte Elarre. Intelligence Coordinator. Intelligence and cyber threat analyst, psychologist specialising in intelligence and international relations. 

-Leticia Lanuza Sango: Intelligence and Fraud Manager, Intelligence and Cyber-Intelligence Analyst specialised in international relations and cybercrime.

Why is there so much talk about Ransomware? Basic concepts about this attack and how to deal with it.

Why is there so much talk about Ransomware? Basic concepts about this attack and how to deal with it.

Get a basic, practical and comprehensive understanding of one of the most frequent and impactful types of attacks in recent years: Ransomware. We will review the different types and trends of Ransomware, the possible measures to take to prepare for and respond to this type of attack, and its consequences.

  1. Definition, impact and life cycle.
  2. Attack methodologies and analysis of an infection.
  3. How to prepare for possible Ransomware attacks?
  4. What to do if you have been attacked by Ransomware and when is it possible to recover your data?
  5. Economic, social and legal consequences of infection.

Duration: 2h (1h theory + practical workshop)

Aimed at profiles with basic IT knowledge, with an interest in developing their notions of cybersecurity or helping their organisation to better protect itself against this type of incident. Not necessarily technical or basic technical profile

Presented by:

-Itsaso Iriarte Elarre. Intelligence Coordinator. Intelligence and cyber threat analyst, psychologist specialising in intelligence and international relations. 

-Leticia Lanuza Sango: Intelligence and Fraud Manager, Intelligence and Cyber-Intelligence Analyst specialised in international relations and cybercrime.

-Diana Carolina Angulo Castro. Position: Anti-fraud service coordinator, engineer specialising in cyber-security incident response and cyber-intelligence.

Date: Monday 13/11/2023, 16:00h CEST