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Upcoming HALOCK Events
We are attending, speaking, and sponsoring information security events throughout 2019. Let’s make plans to meet — we look forward to seeing you!
Past Information Security Presentations
CAMP IT Conference – The Cybersecurity Department: Making Cybersecurity a Business Competency Through Key Risk Indicators
When: February 20, 2020 - February 20, 2020
Where: Rosemont
Description: CAMP IT Conference - Executives and Boards manage what they know, and stress about what they don’t know, And they stress over cybersecurity. Most organizations do not have cybersecurity specialists at their helm because their business has not relied on that capability until very recently. Cybersecurity has grown from the bottom-up in the hands of technicians, and from the top-down from regulators and engineers. But few organizations have articulated their cybersecurity objectives and risks in a manner that executives can engage with. This has resulted in alienating the people who approve our priorities, resources, and budgets. Chris Cronin will explain the root causes of the breakdowns between executive leadership and cybersecurity practitioners and will show how DoCRA-based analytics help executives make informed decisions about priorities, resources, and budgets.
CAMP IT Conference: Is There Such a Thing as Reasonable Privacy?
When: February 20, 2020 - February 20, 2020
Where: Rosemont
Description: CAMP IT Conference: U.S.-based organizations are finding that new and emerging privacy regulations are difficult to comply with. In many ways those regulations change our relationships with our customers and the public, and makes us stewards of information that they own. Many new privacy requirements are straightforward to implement (such as requiring opt-in and opt-out policies, and processes to field consumer inquiries). But some requirements, such as the right to be forgotten, reasonably verifying the identify of consumer requestors, and using reasonable security safeguards create a potentially expensive and harrowing grey area. During this session Chris Cronin will show a feature common among privacy regulations such as GDPR and CCPA that will help you clearly define what reasonable privacy controls are. By using Duty of Care Risk Analysis (DoCRA) your organization will be able to show that your controls are reasonable when you address your needs and the public’s needs as equally important.
RSA Conference 2020: Securing the Budget You Need! Translating Security Risks to Business Value.
When: February 28, 2020 - February 28, 2020
Where: San Francisco, CA - Moscone Center
Description: InfoSec speaks the language of risks and costs, while Business speaks the language of rewards and revenue. The lack of a common language leads to InfoSec struggling to secure the budgets they truly need. This session demonstrates, using case studies, how the invention of Duty of Care Risk Analysis (DoCRA) can create a common language with the Business and help secure appropriate budgets.
SPEAKER: Jim Mirochnik
RIMS 2020 Annual Conference
When: May 5, 2020 - May 5, 2020
Where: Denver - Colorado Convention Center, Thought Leader Theater
Description: In post-data breach litigation, you must demonstrate due care and reasonable control. Learn how information security risk assessments can provide meaningful answers to technicians, businesses and authorities based on judicial balancing tests and regulatory definitions of reasonable risk. SPEAKER: Chris Cronin