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The document outlines a seminar titled 'Cyber Security for Dummies' scheduled for March 18, 2009, at the University at Buffalo. It features a buffet breakfast followed by a panel presentation focusing on cybersecurity issues relevant to non-technical audiences, particularly small business owners and nonprofit employees. Topics include wireless security, antivirus measures, data backups, password security, and more. Attendees will receive handouts with key questions for IT professionals and best practices for security.

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