A bi-weekly publication from the ISSA International Board
Featuring guest speaker Richard Steinnon, Chief Research Analyst at IT Harvest
As organizations circle the wagon to defend against data breaches and information leaks, the magnitude of products and approaches available becomes overwhelming. Worse yet, organizations deploy one or two pieces of the protection puzzle, leaving data still at risk.
Join threat research expert, Richard Stiennon, Chief Research Analyst at IT Harvest as he connects the dots between the attacks against data and the defenses that constitute best practices for protecting that data.
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November 15, 2006
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We are very excited to invite you to one of the most important and thought-provoking conferences we have ever organized. Please join us for the ISSA - Georgetown School of Law CLE Conference: Emerging Trends in Information Security and the Law: "Plausible Deniability is Dead", in Washington DC on November 9th and 10th. We have organized an unprecedented speaker roster of industry luminaries from the worlds of Law, Government and Information Security.
CEOs, CIOs, CISOs and legal professionals need to understand the developments in regulations and statutes that have led to convergence of issues between information security and inhouse and outside counsel. Business planning must consider the business drivers of both legal and security factors to be successful. This two-day conference is designed for CxOs and legal counsel, together with a combination of panels, presentations and interactive sessions to highlight key success strategies for the transparency required for business integrity, security and compliance. The issues covered are applicable to ISSA members in a wide variety of organizational roles.
For ISSA General Members, please click the following link for more conference information and registration:
https:/www.law.georgetown.edu/cle/showEventDetail.cfm?ID=145
For ISSA CISO Executive Members, please go here for more information and registration:
http:/ciso.issa.org/events/forum.html
The Internet Security Alliance (the “ISAlliance”), a non-profit association that promotes market-based alternatives to regulating Internet security, is evaluating the potential value to the information security community of developing a subscription-based online resource regarding the international laws, regulations and standards applicable to information security (essentially, a “cyberlaw” research service).
The ISAlliance invites information security professionals, compliance officers, auditors, lawyers and others interested in the national and international laws, regulations and standards applicable to information security to complete this questionnaire. Your answers are entirely confidential and no personal information is collected. The survey will take less than 10 minutes to complete.
Here is a link to the survey. http:/www.eiamultimedia.org/survey/isalliance_survey.html
ISSA is proud to announce the latest additions to the ISSA family. Official chapters have been certified in Chile and France. If you are based in these regions, please look into joining these chapters. There is plenty of room on the globe for more chapters, if you are interested in starting a chapter and making history, please click here.
Outsource Labor, Not Sensitive Data: Best Practices for Securing Your
Network while Offshoring and Outsourcing
Sponsored By: Caymas Systems, Inc.
Several high profile incidents have called attention to the risk of opening your network to offshore workers or outsourced teams. Recently, in a "sting" operation conducted by a British television station, several agents were offered customer data by employees of outsourcing companies. Can an enterprise safely outsource IT, development, or business process projects without the risk of compromising critical data? While offshore companies offers highly efficient labor pools, the turnover and anonymity of outsourced and offshore teams can leave the parent company unsure of who is accessing what on their network. And in this age of increased enterprise collaboration, companies have a business need to open up their networks to suppliers, partners, and customers. This free webinar will explore the risks associated with extending access to outsourced/offshore teams and other 3rd parties, and the best practices for tightly controlling who can access sensitive corporate data.
Attendees will learn how real world enterprises are taking steps today to lock down critical assets while enjoying the economic benefits of a global labor marketPlace. Best practices covered include:
This On Demand Webcast is available now by clicking the following link: http:/viavid.net/dce.aspx?sid=00003693
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What's the toughest part of your job? What threats do you think deserve more attention? Answer those and other questions in the 2006 SC Magazine reader survey, now online.
Here's your chance to influence SC Magazine with this series of questions that will allow us to gain insight into the areas of IT security that have been most worrisome to you, our readers, over the last year and the issues you foresee impacting you during 2007.
To take the survey, follow the link below.http:/www.zoomerang.com/survey.zgi?p=WEB225R2XDEFNT