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November 13, 2007 |
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Presentation Description: Traditionally, organizations have focused almost exclusively on the prevention of attacks against their valuable physical and information assets. Through the deployment of specific technology and processes, these organizations have built a moat around the castle. While it is reasonable to want to proactively prevent malicious acts (whether from within or outside your organization), a safety and security program designed entirely around the prevention objective can never be completely effective. Experience also indicates that this is not the most fiscally sound approach. In this presentation, we will discuss the threats that your organizations face in today's hostile world and the necessary components of a comprehensive, integrated security program designed to protect both your physical and information assets. This balanced approach will allow you to be more successful in the protection of your critical assets and do so in the most cost effective manner. About our Speaker for November 13th: Joseph F. Martin II Joe is responsible for assisting large organizations in protecting their critical physical and information assets and in responding to security threats and intrusions. He joined IBM in 1982 and has spent the past 25 years consulting with IBM's customers on the selection and implementation of complex systems, disaster recovery planning, and physical and information security. In 2001, Joe was honored by the United States Department of Justice for his "exceptional service in the public interest" as a result of his participation in the development of the FBI's InfraGard program, a public-private partnership established to protect the critical national infrastructures of the United States. As a founding national board member of InfraGard, Joe has advised the United States government, as well as, those in Germany and the Philippines, on how best to work together with the private sector, academia, and local law enforcement to protect critical national infrastructures from cyber attack. Joe is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and a Certified Information Privacy Professional/Government (CIPP/G). He is also a member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals, ASIS International, and the Allen County (Indiana) School Safety Commission. He holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Indiana University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Purdue University. Reservations. |
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