B2B eCommunity Ops Continuity
Concerns 2002
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Date: January 18, 2002
Speaker: Bob Burkhart
Topic: "Dealing with Digital Disruptions and Software Sabotage"
Abstract:
Shortly after the Sept 11 terrorism attacks in New York and Washington, another virus attack was initiated over the Internet. Both the frequency and destructive potential of virus and hacking attacks are increasing to the point where giving this the label of cyber terrorism is not an exaggeration. This presentation is directed towards mid level IS professionals and business managers seeking solutions to the growing need to protect their organization's information and client data. This is not just for the internal comp sci experts, but is very important in the analysis, design, construction and operation of business processes and information systems.
Some topics to be covered:
Understanding risk factors and safeguards
Clarification of terms and provide context for the terms
How not to be a victim
New legislation on security and privacy
Computer forensics and digital evidence
Review the FBI InfraGard program (public and private collaboration)
Sample policies and procedures
The presentation will include mini-case studies of attacks, prevention, detection and response.
Biography:
Bob Burkhart is a principal in ACCTTS, LLC, (www.acctts.com) which designs, develops and delivers training products supporting the InfraGard Outreach Program. The InfraGard Outreach program operates under the FBI's National Infrastructure Protection Center (www.nipc.gov) to help safeguard e-Business ventures and E-Commerce information protection (ECip) initiatives. ACCTTS Programs build on prior "lessons learned" by professional association supporters, concerned multi-national firms, communities of interest and regional program co-sponsors.
Bob (RJ) Burkhart works with Information Resource and Information Security Management (IRM & ISM) emphasizing business system productivity, quality, and protection. His focus is on business disruption AVOIDance and scenario-based team training. Bob received his M.S. in Information Science from the University of Hawaii – Manoa and a B.S. in Business degree from the University of Kansas.
He completed a Mini-MSDD with Graduate Programs in Software at the University of St. Thomas in 1992.
Bob is a long-term member of www.MnIPS.org and currently serves as Secretary of this organization and served as an on-line guest lecturer for Capella University's Cyber Threats to Enterprise Security Workshop.
This course, designed for IT managers, executives, network and system administrators, plus other IT professionals helps learners develop a practical working knowledge and vocabulary to assess their organization's digital disruption risks.
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