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SecureWorld Expo, 2007 - Detroit, MI (US)
In the world we live in today, a single iPod has enough capacity to store every credit card number issued in the United States. Computer criminals control over 2 Million computers on the Internet. Zero-day exploits are auctioned on eBay-like websites, to the highest bidder, and the average Zero-day exploit successfully compromises targets for 47 days prior to any detection. Meanwhile, corporations spend much of their time chasing UserID and password issues in order to comply with SOX, HIPAA and other low-tech regulations. Learn what we're currently up against, and what it may take to get this resolved.
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Federal Reserve Bank, 2007 - Chicago, IL (US)
This presentation provides
snapshots in time (1999-2007) of the average security controls and technologies
in place at large companies contrasted with the average tools attackers were
using at that time. It then delves into the security risk landscape
present in 2007, and makes projections on how the world will look in 2012. |
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Discover Financial, 2006 - Riverwoods, IL (US) This presentation provides snapshots in time (1999-2006) of the average security controls and technologies in place at large companies contrasted with the average tools attackers were using at that time. It then delves into the security risk landscape present in 2006, and makes projections on how the world will look in 2010.
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SecurIT Summit Spring 2003 - Pheonix, AZ (US) Why is it that security threats have been increasing almost exponentially since 1995? How can we protect against the latest threats while still trying to focus on being proactive? How do we effectively insert security into all layers within the enterprise without stopping valuable business? What are some ideas that would allow you to capture and effectively present a security value proposition to senior management? Find out.
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Life Office Management Association (LOMA) Systems Forum
2003 - San Antonio, TX (US) This informative session, which featured online demonstrations, covered trends and protection strategies for business problems related to information security risk management. It detailed trends in attacks, threats and vulnerabilities from 1995 to present and provided the audience with an understanding of the general level of knowledge needed by an attacker to compromise security in this day and age. Common misconceptions and mistakes were elaborated upon and protection strategies were. discussed.
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Executive Technology Club, Security & Risk
Reduction SIG - Chicago, IL (US) Information Security has become pivotal in regulated and unregulated organizations alike. A key factor to the successful integration of Information Security into the enterprise is the proper governance of the overall program giving careful consideration to the business implications of each decision. This session will offer insight into Information Security governance from two experts in the area - one from a regulated industry, one from an unregulated industry.
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Society for Information Management (SIM) Chicago
Chapter Monthly Meeting - Chicago, IL (US) This informative session, which featured very insightful online demonstrations, covered trends and protection strategies for business problems related to information security risk management. It detailed trends in attacks, threats and vulnerabilities from 1995 to present and provided the audience with an understanding of the general level of knowledge needed by an attacker to compromise security in this day and age. Common misconceptions and mistakes were elaborated upon and protection strategies were also discussed.
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Society for Information Management (SIM) Annual
Interchange 2002 - Salt Lake City, UT (US) This informative session, which featured very insightful online demonstrations, covered trends and protection strategies for business problems related to information security risk management. It detailed trends in attacks, threats and vulnerabilities from 1995 to present and provided the audience with an understanding of the general level of knowledge needed by an attacker to compromise security in this day and age. Common misconceptions and mistakes were elaborated upon and protection strategies were also discussed.
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Jason Witty is a Certified
Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and Manager (ISSMP) with 15
years of Information Technology experience, 12 of which is focused on
information security risk management.
He is currently the Vice-President of Security Services at LaSalle
Bank, responsible for leading the organization’s Risk Assessment, Engineering
& Remediation, Identity & Access Management, and Incident Response
& Forensics teams (approximately 50 people.) He is an execution-oriented leader with a unique blend of
executive management and technical skills.
He has extensive background in security program operations and management
including policy and standards development, security design consulting, technology
risk assessment, infrastructure security operations (Firewall, NIDS, SSO, AV),
incident response, forensics/eDiscovery, and identity and access management. Prior to LaSalle Bank, Jason was
formerly the Manager of Information Security at The Options Clearing Corporation and the
Director of Global Security Architecture for Aon
Corporation in downtown Chicago. He developed his hands-on expertise at Allstate Insurance, NASA Langley, Siemens, and Jefferson
Laboratories where he designed, implemented, and managed automated
enterprise intrusion detection systems, resilient firewall infrastructure,
UNIX and NT systems security controls, and secure Internet-based VPNs. |
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