posted Jan 27, 2010 7:11 AM by Wayne Morrison
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Every major governance framework or regulation includes the injunction to involve and inform executive management and Board members as a part of the risk equation. How does a practicing professional in the fields of security, technology, or compliance succeed at such an extreme sport?
Join us at 6:30 PM on Thursday, January 21st, as Lee Beachy, SVP, Information Security at Laconia Savings Bank, considers the following checkpoints in planning best practices for risk communications:
- Effectiveness — Get to the real deal, summarize the essence, trending and critical factors
- Efficiency — overcoming communication challenges; scalable and contextual communications
- Excellence — vision, goal-setting, and audience localization in risk communications
- Ethics — reporting dangers, statistics, and errors of omission
About our speaker: Mr. Beachy has three decades of experience in successfully managing IT teams and leading the integration of technology and process change in service organizations. He has led enterprise-wide business projects and his expertise includes the formulation of strategic technology and risk management processes into mission-critical service operations.
Meeting Details:
DATE: Thursday, January 21st, 6:30 PM LOCATION: Manchester Public Library 405 Pine Street Manchester, NH 03103
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posted Nov 20, 2009 4:33 AM by John Forest
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updated Nov 20, 2009 4:37 AM
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Presenter Bio: Ed
Adams is the President and CEO of Security Innovation, the independent
authority on application security risk assessment, risk mitigation and
education. He is a seasoned software executive with successful
leadership experience in various-sized organizations that serve the IT
security and quality assurance industries.
Mr.
Adams is the founder and business owner of the Application Security
Industry Consortium, Inc. (AppSIC), an association of industry
technologists and leaders establishing and defining cross-industry
application security guidance and metrics. He is on the board of the
National Information Security Group (NAISG).
No
stranger to the podium, Mr. Adams has presented to thousands at
numerous seminars, software industry conferences, and private
companies. He has contributed written and oral commentary for business
and technology media outlets such as New England Cable News, Associated Press, CSO Magazine, SC Magazine, Boston Globe, CIO Update, Wall Street Reporter, Investors Business Daily, Optimize and CFO Magazine.
Mr.
Adams is in the process of writing a book titled “Information Security
Management: Survival Guide”, which will be published by Wiley &
Sons and is due out in 2010. He also has maintains a blog with CSO Magazine and is a columnist for CIO Update. |
posted Sep 9, 2009 5:12 AM by John Forest
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updated Nov 20, 2009 4:38 AM
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Tom Clark gave his presentation ' Threat Assessment - An IT Perspective'.
The focus of this presentation is the identification of threats
and vulnerabilities in the corporate environment, specifically in the
areas of IT processes and infrastructure and the recommended step by
step process for mitigating those vulnerabilities. Special emphasis
will be made on IT Business Continuity Management (BCM) standards and
the value of the execution of a Business Impact Analysis. Presenter Bio: Tom Clark is the Director of IT
Infrastructure Continuity Services for Liberty Mutual. Tom has over 35
years of experience managing Data Centers and IT infrastructure for
Fortune 500 companies with IT facilities in 40 countries on six of the
seven continents of the world. Tom is an expert in operational
readiness and IT Resiliency and has been a featured speaker at national
conferences such as the 2009 Continuity Insights National Conference in
Phoenix and the 2008 CPM National Conference in Orlando. His most
recent published article appeared in "Continuity" (a European magazine)
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posted Aug 19, 2008 5:37 AM by John Forest
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updated Aug 19, 2008 5:58 AM
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Our topic for this month was: "Understanding Privacy from an Infosecurity Perspective"
We had great talk by Peter Kosmala, CIPP, Assistant Director of the
International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP). Peter's presentation, "Creating the CISO/CPO
Dialogue" gave a great overview of the history of the Privacy field, the regulatory drivers, and the ways in which the IAPP is supporting the industry. He discussed how Privacy and InfoSec can collaborate to meet the information use and protection goals of an organization.
The IAPP website, https://www.privacyassociation.org/, has a great deal of information about Privacy with a free daily and monthly email newsletter available to even non-members.
Peter's presentation is posted below.
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