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Central Plains Chapter Meeting:
"Private Sector Cyber Task Force", Chris Lamb, FBI
Chris Lamb was a Communications Officer in the USAF. He worked in the private sector IT space and then as a CIO for a Dot-com before joining the Bureau in 2004. Chris has
been with the FBI for 10 years. He worked public corruption for a year in Springfield, Illinois, and then switched over to Cyber. Special Agent Lamb has been working Cyber
since then with assignments in San Antonio, Texas, and now Kansas City. He has a B.S. in Computer Information Systems, a Masters in Psychology, and a PhD in IT/Information
Assurance/IT Security.
Join Chris as he discusses the creation of a Public Sector Cyber Task Force
The Kansas City Cyber Task Force has been in existence for a little over a year now. Today it officially consists of agents and officers from the FBI, Secret Service, and
Kansas City Police Department, with law enforcement partners expected to grow as space becomes available. Partnerships with the private sector have largely been ad hoc and
as needed. The purpose of this meeting is to formalize the partnership and allow the private sector partners to help define the parameters of this relationship.
The topics of this presentation include:
- How is this different than Infragard?
- Competing Goals of NetD and Intelligence Collection.
- What can the federal entities offer the private sector?
- Intelligence-based incident response.
- DOE presentation on the Windows Logging Service.
- STIX/TAXII/CybOX presentation (stix.mitre.org).
- How do we address confidentiality and non-attribution?
- How do we communicate and share information?
"Intelligent Threat Management", Jim Libersky, Barrier Group
Jim Libersky, is a Sales Executive with The Barrier Group. He has over 25 years experience in general/sales/technical management, strategic/tactical planning sales,
P&L, marketing, customer service, business/product development and Fortune 500 contract negotiations. Jim has been with the Barrier Group since 2004, and has
been a guest speaker at various vertical market associations such as Bankers Association, Government, and Higher Education.
Join Jim as he discusses Intelligent Threat Management in Real Time
What is intelligent threat management. With the growing number of threats and controls, how do security professionals manage threats in real time.
The topics of this presentation include:
- Intelligent Threat Management is just showing up on the Radar as a solutions.
- ITM in real time has proven to solve the problems of UTM-NGFW-Sandboxing.
- How the process works.
- If you think Intelligence is just Bayesian forget it. It is just the beginning.
- Compare ITM with UTM-NGFW-Sandboxing technically.
- How Intelligence will catch the advanced generation of Malware, APT's, Polymorphic attacks, and etc.
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The Information Systems
Security Association (ISSA)® is a not-for-profit international
organization of information security professionals and practitioners. It provides education forums,
publications and peer interaction opportunities that enhance the
knowledge, skill and professional growth of its members. We hope the ISSA
will provide a chance to interface with other IT professionals and further
your awareness of security practices and
technologies.
This meeting is open to the general public with no expectations of membership.
Date:
Friday, March 7th, 2014
Location:
Rockwell Branch Public Library
5939 E 9th ST N, Wichita, KS 67208
Time:
1:00 pm until 3:00 pm
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