Today I had the privilege of presenting at the ND Infragard chapter meeting. The topic of the day was "the insider threat." Jeremy Strozer of CERT.org's Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University set up the afternoon talking about the insider threat. I followed with a presentation on detecting and preventing the insider threat from a defender perspective. The slides can be found on my SlideShare page. A big thanks to everybody who came out to listen and asked questions!
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Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
You Will Be Breached
Today, I had the chance to talk incident response at the North Dakota IT Symposium, where I shared my presentation - You've Been Breached. Are you Prepared?
Data breaches are inevitable. The need for effective incident response programs exists in all sizes of organizations. How well you recover from a breach depends on how prepared you are to respond.
This talk is an updated version of my previous talk - You Will Be Breached. This presentation covers the basics of building an incident response program, including several slides of resources useful to helping build an incident response program in your organization.
You can download my slides from Slideshare.
I'll also be presenting this talk at BSidesMSP in June. Come join us for two days of infosec learning and sharing!
Data breaches are inevitable. The need for effective incident response programs exists in all sizes of organizations. How well you recover from a breach depends on how prepared you are to respond.
This talk is an updated version of my previous talk - You Will Be Breached. This presentation covers the basics of building an incident response program, including several slides of resources useful to helping build an incident response program in your organization.
You can download my slides from Slideshare.
I'll also be presenting this talk at BSidesMSP in June. Come join us for two days of infosec learning and sharing!
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Is your data literally walking out the door?
Yesterday, I had the privilege of presenting at the 2015 ND Cyber Security conference, held at North Dakota State University. This conference brought together more than 200 K-12 and higher education technology specialists as well as others interested in information security from around the region.
I discussed the basics of physical security as seen from an attacker's perspective. I realize this presentation doesn't cover lock picking, but there are plenty of resources out there that talk about lock picking.
The presentation is available on SlideShare: Is Your Data Literally Walking Out the Door
As always, feedback is welcome and appreciated!
I discussed the basics of physical security as seen from an attacker's perspective. I realize this presentation doesn't cover lock picking, but there are plenty of resources out there that talk about lock picking.
The presentation is available on SlideShare: Is Your Data Literally Walking Out the Door
As always, feedback is welcome and appreciated!
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