ISACA 2019 October Dinner Meeting
Dinner Meeting Topic:
Unbreaking Your Security Program – Using Outcomes As A Business Strategy
The world of cybersecurity has changed. Cybercriminals target organizations and unleash a torrent of malicious files and attacks that flood an enterprise until a breach occurs. Many businesses, both large and small, have been infiltrated exposing their organization to high risks and long-term costs. Executives are increasingly interested in the state of information security, moving cybersecurity from a backroom issue to one in the boardroom. While some organizations have risk management programs in place, few are sufficient in changing the conversation from “fixing problems” to business outcomes and transforming the business proactively.
This presentation will discuss:
• Facilitating a culture that views cybersecurity as a business issue
• Assessing the effectiveness of your cybersecurity program
• Proving that cybersecurity is more than defending against attacks – but also impacts businesses positively from the top-down by aligning security strategies with business opportunities and goals
Pre-Meeting Topic:
Exponential data growth, Privacy, and Security issues addressed with Digital Rights Management
Digital Rights Management (DRM) has the potential to affect the operations of organizations in major ways. In addition to giving us control of the content that leaves the organization, it will be a useful tool to address the exponential growth of content.
We will define DRM and some of the early applications and tools. It is a technology that will continue to rely heavily on the systems and processes that have paved the way such as Enterprise Content Management, Workflow, and Digital Loss Prevention to reduce risk and improve operational efficiency of organizations. While the end result is automated lifecycle and access management for every instance of a file; the path to that ideal will require some new policies and procedures. We will discuss who might have a primary interest in adding DRM to the IT stack and who should be on the team in order to achieve a successful implementation and user adoption.
The ability to remove access to content no matter where it is saved or how it traveled is a huge leap forward in privacy and security as well as managing the content lifecycle. Is it the end of IP theft or the “smoking gun”? Likely not, but it moves us in that direction dramatically without making large changes to a technology stack or current business processes.
3500 W Ramona Blvd,
Monterey Park, CA 91754
About Our Dinner Meeting Speaker
Corey White, CISSP, CISM
Founder and Chief Experience Officer, Cyvatar.ai
As a transformative, servant leader, Corey is a proven entrepreneur focused on innovating and creating new paradigms in the security industry and life. His leadership style is focused on an employee first approach because of the positive impact of happy employees to their customer relationships. Corey has chosen to take a people centric approach to life and to let all outcomes be driven by that philosophy. Twenty-five years of experience in the security industry has seasoned him to create the next exponential evolution.
As Founder and Chief Experience Officer, Corey has created Cyvatar.ai to enable vendor partners to deliver reliable, repeatable, and measurable business outcomes to clients through an outstanding customer experience. This also allows the partner to engineer out complexity, improve renewal/upsell/cross-sell opportunities, and increase their customer satisfaction and referrals.
About Our Pre-Meeting Speaker
Faron Lyons
Enterprise Account Manager at BlackBerry
Faron has worked in Enterprise Content Management for more than 15 years before joining BlackBerry. His expertise includes process automation and information governance. Faron has broad experience from years in the Legal Solutions Group at Open Text to creating commercial solutions with open source platforms like Alfresco and Ephesoft. Faron is an active participant and supporter of ARMA & ISACA. Faron now focuses on the security spoke of the Information Governance wheel. BlackBerry solutions ensure the security of people, communications, and content everywhere business happens.
Tuesday, October 15th, 2019
3:30 PM – 5:00 PM: Pre-Meeting
5:30 PM – 6:00 PM: Registration and Networking
6:00 PM – 8:30 PM: Dinner and Program
Location: Luminarias Restaurant
3500 W Ramona Blvd, Monterey Park, CA 91754
Dinner Choices: Buffet
Attire: Business Casual
Time Details: 2 CPEs for dinner meeting
Rate Details:
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