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Topic:
Cyber Security Threats and Cloud Computing 
Type:
Seminar
Date:
Thursday March 25, 2010
Time:
8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Price:
ISACA Members: $50
Non-members: $75
Students: $10
CPE's:
4
Registration Deadline:
March 23, 2010
Location:

AMICA
100 Amica Way
Lincoln, RI 02865

Description:

Part 1:  Joan Pepin

“Emerging Cyber Security Threats”

Overview: As reported in the 2008 Internet Crime Report from the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), financial gain will continue to be the primary motive behind future cybercrime, whether targeting traditional computing platforms or mobile applications and networks.  This presentation will outline emerging cyber threats targeting various industries, as well as the evolution of our adversaries and the motivations behind these attacks. Included will be a healthy discussion on how technology, regulation and user education can work together for the good of global information security.

 

Part 2: Peet Rapp, MBA, CISA

  • Cloud Computing 101
  • Reality Check
  • Security Issues
  • ISACA Member Responsibilities
  • What's Missing

This presentation will provide to attendees a brief high-level overview of the history and "technology enablers" of cloud computing, pointing out why on the surface it appears to be a new dynamic resource for organizational enterprises.  However various business risks will confront organizations should they choose to enter the clouds today.  This presentation identifies these risks and ISACA's recommended course of action for member auditors and risk managers.

 

Speaker:

Joan Pepin, Director of Research, SecureWorks Counter Threat Unit (CTU)

Joan Pepin is a 15 year Information Security veteran with experience in a variety of industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, defense, ISPs and MSSPs. Her experience spans technical, operational, and management levels of security, allowing her to bring highly technical research expertise to her current interests in security management, marketing, and strategy. A recognized expert in security policy and lifecycle management, Joan is the inventor of SecureWorks’ Anomaly Detection Engine and Event Linking technologies.  Joan has achieved noteworthy success in the last eight years with the Guardent/VeriSign/Secureworks organization, and is now a Director of Research for the SecureWorks Counter Threat Unit. Her specialties include policy management, security metrics, incident response and security thought-leadership and was a keynote speaker at 2008 Forrester Security Summit and presenter at 2008 Gartner Security Summit CSO Series.

 

Peet Rapp, MBA, CISA

Peet has a very deep knowledge of Sarbanes Oxley IT Compliance, in 2003 authoring the  AN IT EXECUTIVE'S OVERVIEW OF THE SARBANES-OXLEY ACT OF 2002  white paper. He has repeatedly developed  IT General Control Frameworks for multi-billion corporations to non-accelerated filers.  In 2009 Peet became an active member of the Cloud Security Alliance, attempting to assure the proper security and audit controls are put into place in the Cloud Environment. He is a co-author of the November 2009 ISACA research paper Cloud Computing: Business Benefits With Security, Governance and Assurance Perspectives. Peet wrote the article “ You Soon May Be Auditing the Cloud” which ISACA International submitted to the Financial Executives Magazine for publication.  Peet Rapp is part of the six member ISACA International work team developing ISACA’s position on Cloud Computing Security and Audit-ability. He is the prime author of the upcoming ISACA book on this subject and a co-developer of the ISACA Cloud Computing Security webinar.

 

Directions:

FROM THE SOUTH USING ROUTE 95

Take Route 95 North. Take exit #23 to Route 146 North toward Woonsocket. Travel approximately 8 miles and take the Route 116 exit. At the end of the exit ramp, take a left at the light onto Route 116 North. At the next traffic light, take a left into the Amica Center. Follow the signs to 100 Amica Way - take the second left onto Amica Way, then your first right to park behind the building. Enter through the lower lobby and register with the Receptionist on the first floor.

FROM THE SOUTH USING ROUTE 295

Take Route 295 North. Take exit 9A to Route 146 South toward Lincoln (after taking the exit, go into the left lane to get onto Route 146 South). Once on Route 146 South, stay in the right lane and take the first exit onto Route 116 North (the exit for Route 116 will be there very quickly after you are on Route 146). At the second traffic light, take a left into the Amica Center. Follow the signs to 100 Amica Way - take the second left onto Amica Way, then your first right to park behind the building. Enter through the lower lobby and register with the Receptionist on the first floor

FROM THE NORTH

Take Route 95 South to Route 295 South. Take the exit to Route 146 South Lincoln (after taking the exit, go into the left lane to get onto Route 146 South). Once on Route 146 South, stay in the right lane and take the first exit onto Route 116 North (the exit for Route 116 will be there very quickly after you are on Route 146). At the second traffic light, take a left into the Amica Center. Follow the signs to 100 Amica Way - take the second left onto Amica Way, then your first right to park behind the building. Enter through the lower lobby and register with the Receptionist on the first floor.

Questions?:
Send an email to info@isaca-ri.org

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