MEETINGS
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September 14th 2010 Chris Merkel, Director of Information Security for Brunswick Corporation Topic: Launching a budget-conscious security awareness program 3-5 PM New Berlin Ale House
Previous Meetings August 10th 2010 John Parkinson, SVP Global Program Office, Axis Capital Group Topic: Are the bad guys winning? Information Security Strategies for an evolving landscape of cyber threats June 8th 2010 Jason Prost, Central Region Solutions Engineer for Accuvant, Inc. Topic: Redefining the Perimeter: Today's End Point Security Landscape May 19th & 20th 2010 InfraGARD SuperConference April 13th 2010 NAC Solution Bake Off Representives from McAfee, Symantec, Bradford Networks, Juniper and Cisco will be there. Dan Pinnecker will lead the questioning as the top NAC vendors get a chance to compare their solutions against their leading competitors. This should be an informative and entertaining discussion. Come armed with questions! Sponsored by Fishnet Security March 9th 2010 Location: New Berlin Ale House February 9th 2010 Weather cancellation January 2010 Andre Robitaille, IS Consultant, ISSA Milwaukee Chapter Member Topic: Phishing vs. Web Gateways Demo: How hackers are bypassing your $50k perimeter Sponsored by Meridian IT December 2009 Weather cancellation November 2009 Nickolas Roedel, Information Security Analyst at Metavante Website vulnerability and hacking demonstration.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009 Topic: Rats in the Cellar and Bats in the Attic This will be a facilitated discussion led by Mark Chapman, President/CEO of Chapman Technology Group, Inc., covering vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, social engineering. Bring your personal experiences and preferences along for discussion. Outline: Mark Chapman, President/CEO of Chapman Technology Group, Inc. Mark T. Chapman, CISSP CISM, holds a Masters Degree in Computer Science from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee in the area of Cryptography and Data Security. Mark has over 19 years of experience providing information security, information technology and risk management solutions to a wide variety of organizations from community banks to multinational institutions. He is the president and founder of Chapman Technology Group, Inc. -- a Wisconsin-based information security and data analysis solution provider specializing in risk management methods and tools. SynerComm
Tuesday, March 10th, 2009 Topic: Risk & Regulatory Intelligence - Getting to the Head of the Class Bombarded with an array of risks and regulations impacting every phase of business operations, global organizations have much to manage. Resilient and agile organizations manage risk and regulations proactively to stay abreast of dynamic environments, risks, regulations, and case law across multiple jurisdictions. Staying alert to a diverse and dynamic world has become a competitive advantage. This presentation looks at the processes, technologies, and content needed for an organization to stay informed in dynamic risk and regulatory environments. Michael Rasmussen CISSP - President & Business Research Analyst, Corporate Integrity, LLC Michael Rasmussen is the foremost authority in understanding Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC). He is a sought after keynote speaker, author, and collaborator on GRC issues around the world and is noted for being the first analyst to define and model the GRC market for products and professional services. With more than 15 years of experience, Michael's objective is to assist organizations in defining GRC processes that are sustainable, consistent, efficient, and transparent. Michael currently serves on the Leadership Council and Steering Committee of the Open Compliance and Ethics Group. Michael is a frequent conference keynote on topics related to GRC and has been quoted extensively in the press around the world and has appeared several times on television news channels providing insight into current events. In the June 2007 issue of Treasury & Risk, Michael was recognized as among the top 100 most influential people in finance with specific accolades noting his work in "Governance and Compliance: Saving the Planet and the Corporation." During his career, Michael has worked in the market analyst, consulting, and enterprise sectors. Prior to founding Corporate Integrity, Michael was a Vice-President and top analyst at Forrester Research, Inc. Before Forrester, he led the risk consulting practice at a professional services firm in the Midwest. Earlier, his career included industry experience in healthcare as well as manufacturing. Michael's educational experience consists of a B.S. in business from the University of Phoenix. Michael has previously studied theology and is currently pursuing a Juris Doctorate from the Oakbrook College of Law and Government Policy. SynerComm
Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 Topic: E-discovery Thomas Shorter Thomas N. Shorter is a shareholder in the Employment and Health Care Practice Groups in Godfrey & Kahn, S.C.'s Madison office. Tom represents health care and educational institutions, providing counsel in labor and employment and regulatory matters such as collective bargaining, FMLA compliance, discrimination issues, discipline and discharge, ADA, HIPAA, EMTALA, Stark, and Anti-Kickback issues. His heath care practice includes working with hospitals, physicians groups, research institutions and other health care organizations. He is a Vice-Chair of the American Health Lawyers Association Labor & Employment Practice Group. SynerComm
Tuesday, January 13th, 2009 Topic: How Might Your Next Security Breach Occur? Learn about recent trends and case studies in forensics and how you can mitigate risk in the face of the increasing number of breaches. The discussion will provide in depth views of incidents and both effective and ineffective response efforts across multiple industries. This forum will offer a behind the scenes look at the following topics: The Latest Incident Trends The Business of Converting Stolen Data to Cash Investigative Response Case Studies and Discussion The Fundamental Components of an Effective Response Capability Chris Novak Christopher Novak is a Principal Consultant within Verizon Business' Investigative Response Unit and has more than 10 years experience in the security arena providing industry-leading services and support for both commercial and government customers. Christopher is a senior investigator, having taken the lead in more than 50 tactical response cases over the past 18 months involving both civil and criminal scenarios. In addition, Mr. Novak responds to incidents on a global basis and has worked significantly with foreign governments and institutions to identify and prosecute international criminals. Mr. Novak has also been instrumental in Verizon Business' PCI and related compliance services. He maintains accreditations with all of the major payment brands to perform their respective compliance assessments and provides guidance to merchants, service providers and payment vendors on the topics of achieving and maintaining compliance with the PCI DSS. Mr. Novak has been published on a number of security-related topics, holds many security-specific industry certifications, and has presented at numerous public conferences as well as private seminars. SynerComm
Tuesday, December 9th, 2008 Topic: Risk & Regulatory Intelligence - Getting to the Head of the Class Michael Rasmussen CISSP - President & Business Research Analyst, Corporate Integrity, LLC Michael Rasmussen is the foremost authority in understanding Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC). He is a sought after keynote speaker, author, and collaborator on GRC issues around the world and is noted for being the first analyst to define and model the GRC market for products and professional services. With more than 15 years of experience, Michael's objective is to assist organizations in defining GRC processes that are sustainable, consistent, efficient, and transparent. His thought leadership spans industry verticals and GRC domains on a global basis, and involves: Educating and collaborating with GRC professionals -- such as compliance, risk, legal, audit, finance, corporate social responsibility, and IT -- to identify, understand, and analyze GRC strategies, drivers, trends, and best practices; Working with technology and solution providers to align their products to meet the needs and requirements of GRC professionals; and, advising professional service firms on their portfolio of GRC service offerings so they are better equipped to consult and define GRC processes for their respective clients. Considered one of the foremost authorities in understanding the broad view and impact of risk and compliance standards, frameworks, regulations, and legislation, Michael has worked closely with large organizations and government agencies. His involvement in government initiatives has included leading roles in defining public policy and legislation on risk and compliance with contributions to US Congressional reports, boards, and committees. Michael currently serves on the Leadership Council and Steering Committee of the Open Compliance and Ethics Group. Michael is a frequent conference keynote on topics related to GRC and has been quoted extensively in the press around the world and has appeared several times on television news channels providing insight into current events. In the June 2007 issue of Treasury & Risk, Michael was recognized as among the top 100 most influential people in finance with specific accolades noting his work in "Governance and Compliance: Saving the Planet and the Corporation." During his career, Michael has worked in the market analyst, consulting, and enterprise sectors. Prior to founding Corporate Integrity, Michael was a Vice-President and top analyst at Forrester Research, Inc. Before Forrester, he led the risk consulting practice at a professional services firm in the Midwest. Earlier, his career included industry experience in healthcare as well as manufacturing. Michael's educational experience consists of a B.S. in business from the University of Phoenix. Michael has previously studied theology and is currently pursuing a Juris Doctorate from the Oakbrook College of Law and Government Policy. Wipfli
Tuesday, November 11th, 2008 Topic: Emerging Threats - A Discussion of Current and Future Threat Environments Mike Belton, CISSP During that time Mike has worked directly with most aspects of information security, both as an engineer and in managerial roles. Wipfli
Tuesday, October 14th, 2008 Topic: FBI Cyber Cases, an Insiders View from a Former FBI Special Agent Craig Adams, MCSE, CCA, CNA, ITIL has ten plus years experience as a Systems Engineer. He has a Bachelor of Science with a double major in computer science and criminal justice from the University of WI Oshkosh. Craig is a former FBI Special Agent who investigated Cyber (computer) crimes for the FBI in addition to assisting on terrorism and foreign counter intelligence cases. Wipfli
Tuesday, September 9th, 2008 Topic: Security and Risk Jeffrey Wheatman is is a research director for Information Security and Privacy. As an analyst within the Gartner Group for IT Leaders' Security & Risk Management program, he works with senior security executives to help them address security risks within their environments. Wipfli
Tuesday, August 12th, 2008 Topic: Fraud: how it works, where it's been, and where it's going Steve Fried, CISSP, CISM is the Vice President of Information Security at the Metavante Corporation with responsibility for ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, availability, and privacy of Metavante's information assets and those of its customers. He is a seasoned information security professional with over 20 years experience in information technology. Wipfli
Tuesday, June 17th, 2008 Topic: Professor Schmidt spoke on a range of Information Security topics. Professor Howard A. Schmidt, CISSP, CISM is the President of ISSA International. Marcus Palladium
May 14 and 15, 2008 2008 InfraGard SuperConference Kalahari Resort in Wisconsin Dells
Tuesday, April 8th, 2008 Topic: Security Governance: The 13 Questions the CEO, CIO, and CISO Must ask each other. Todd Fitzgerald, CISSP, CISA, CISM serves as a Medicare Systems Security Officer for National Government Services, LLC (NGS), Milwaukee, WI which is the nation's largest processor of Medicare claims, and subsidiary of WellPoint, Inc. (NYSE:WLP) the nation's largest health insurer. Wipfli
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008 Topic: Security Products and Vendor Satisfaction Moderated Discussion on the latest security measures implemented, products used, and vendor satisfaction. Please be prepared to talk about solutions used at your companies. Scott Ried CISSP, VP, and CSO for The Ziegler Companies Wipfli
Tuesday, February 12th, 2008 Topic: Protecting Enterprise Mobile Data Portable intelligent devices, including laptops, PDAs, and smartphones, promise to enhance productivity, but also come with security liabilities. Lost or stolen equipment can leak sensitive personal information and other confidential data, provide entry points for intruders into the corporate network, and be costly to replace, both to buy and to restore configurations and data. Mark Chapman's Mobile Device Security Presentation Wipfli
Tuesday, January 8th, 2008 Topic: "MODERATED ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: Security and Audit Standards and Controls." Come join a lively discussion around the different security and audit standards, methodologies and guidelines. Bring your favorite standard and justification for why it is the best. Be sure to attend this meeting in order to receive copies of any handouts or sample mapping models that have been done of various standards, COBIT to ITIL to NIST and so on that may be shared at the meeting. Ken Shaurette, TRM Engagement Manager with Jefferson Wells will facilitate the discussion and encourages everyone to join in a fun and information packed meeting. Ken Shaurette's COBIT V Standards Presentation Wipfli
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