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ISSA Central Plains Chapter
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Central Plains Chapter Meeting:
"Data Isn't Enough - Developing Intelligence Processes for Enterprise", Rafal Los, Optiv
Rafal Los brings a pragmatic approach to enterprise information security using his 15 years of technical, consulting and management skills. As director of solutions
research and development, and member of the Office of the CISO, Los helps organizations build mature, defensible and operationally efficient security programs.
He is also responsible for driving the company's solutions research for the information security community. Prior to joining Optiv, Los served as principal,
Strategic Security Services at HP Enterprise Security Services. Prior to HP, Los held various positions at GE Energy, EnterEdge Technology and Envestnet PMC. Los is an
advocate for focus on sound security fundamentals and for the principles of "appropriate security." He is a contributor to open standards and various organizations
such as OWASP and the Cloud Security Alliance. He has served as a speaker at conferences such as Black Hat, ISSA International and InfoSec World, maintains a regular
column in Security Week and contributes to other community forums. Los received his bachelor's degree in computer information systems from Concordia University.
Rafal will be presenting on Developing Intelligence Processes for Enterprise
A cyber threat intelligence function is essential to the modern enterprise. Understanding actors, attacks and indicators is essential to mounting a relevant
defense against both sophisticated actors and those not-so sophisticated. But indicators and "threat data" alone isn't solving the long-term security issues -
primarily because intelligence hasn't been fully integrated into the enterprise IT stack. This talk discusses relevant ways enterprises have integrated their
CTI functions into various parts of enterprise IT to prevent, detect, respond and recover more effectively. From tactical and operational decision making to
strategic planning - cyber threat intelligence has a deep potential in the enterprise that is currently untapped. By sharing some of these leading practices
and more advanced integrations attendees can gain the tribal knowledge today's progressive CISOs already have.
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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.
Corner of Hiram & Maple, Wichita, KS 67213
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