PERSPECTIVES FROM THE CAMPUS One of the strengths of Indiana is that we bring together a variety of perspectives from the plethora of areas that touch the field of cyber, especially through the colleges, universities, and other institutions of higher education throughout our state. Hence the name, “Perspectives from the Campus”, we invite experts – immersed in the pursuit of educating their students – to offer their knowledge for finding solutions in cybersecurity that benefit all Hoosiers. In the latest installment of this series, David Dungan, who serves as the executive director at the Center for Security Services and Cyber Defense at Anderson University, discusses some important tips sports fans will want to follow when it comes to making sure that the tickets we’re buying for the game are genuine and purchased using a secure and trusted source. With the start of the professional (and college) football season just around the corner, the information is intended to help ensure that your game day experience is a memorable one. By David Dungan Football season is here, and Indianapolis Colts fans across Indiana are getting ready for another season of game-day excitement. Whether you are a longtime football fan or attending your first Colts game, buying tickets brings the same excitement every time. That is, until you arrive at Lucas Oil Stadium and discover that your tickets have already been redeemed, or never existed in the first place. As Colts fans begin purchasing tickets for this season, scammers are also looking for opportunities to take advantage of your excitement as a fan. Fake tickets, social media listings, phishing links, and fraudulent ticket transfers are just some of the online scams that buyers should watch out for before making a purchase. To ensure your tickets are authentic, there are a few tips you’ll