Central Iowa Section Meeting - Digital Hapkido: Redirecting the Attacker’s Energy
Please plan to join us for the first Central Iowa Section meeting of 2020!
We will be meeting with the Engineers Club of Des Moines. An optional meal will be available for purchase before the presentation.
This will be a joint meeting with the local chapter of the IEEE Computer Society.
Digital Hapkido: Redirecting the Attacker’s Energy
Attendees will see a proven defense-in-depth control structure that deals well with complex adversaries and ransomware/malware. The talk will be structured in a plug-and-play way so that the attendee can take different aspects of the security controls back to protect their organizations. During the presentation I will also talk through some alternative options to some of the covered controls to help increase the success of the attendee raising their security posture in their own environment. Attendees will see practical adversary obstruction and how to leverage the home-field advantage to flip the script on hackers giving their organization the upper hand.
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- Date: 23 Jan 2020
- Time: 05:30 PM to 08:30 PM
- All times are (GMT-06:00) US/Central
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- 953 73rd Street
- Windsor Heights, Iowa
- United States 50324
- Building: Electrical Engineering and Equipment Company
- Room Number: Conference Room
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- Co-sponsored by Central Iowa Chapter of IEEE Computer Society
- Starts 14 January 2020 11:25 AM
- Ends 21 January 2020 11:59 AM
- All times are (GMT-06:00) US/Central
- Admission fee (optional) ?
- Menu: Salisbury Steak, Potatoes, Green Beans, Salad, & Cherry Crisp
Speakers
Andrew Neller, CISSP, CRISC, CCE
Digital Hapkido: Redirecting the Attacker’s Energy
Attendees will see a proven defense-in-depth control structure that deals well with complex adversaries and ransomware/malware. The talk will be structured in a plug-and-play way so that the attendee can take different aspects of the security controls back to protect their organizations. During the presentation I will also talk through some alternative options to some of the covered controls to help increase the success of the attendee raising their security posture in their own environment. Attendees will see practical adversary obstruction and how to leverage the home-field advantage to flip the script on hackers giving their organization the upper hand.
Biography:
Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield – Andrew Neller, CISSP, CRISC, CCE, Director Cybersecurity Risk and Operations & HIPAA Security Official
Mr. Neller has been a leader in the cyber security profession for the past 20 years. Over the last decade he has focused on demonstrating the value of corporate based computer forensics in the enterprise and implementing enhanced defense-in-depth practices to address the evolving threat landscapes. He has provided forensic case information to Law Enforcement, the Iowa Attorney General, and the United States Congress. As an enterprise security expert he has presented numerous times for IEEE, ISACA, AITM, Iowa Security Group, Iowa CIO Forum, and the National Conference for Information Systems and Auditing. He is a member of the Technology Association of Iowa (TAI) CISO workgroup and the Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBSA) CISO Cybersecurity Subcommittee and an active mentor in the Iowa STEM Hyperstream cyberdefense program. Mr. Neller is also co-founder of Digital Revelation, a security research and award winning competitive hacking team
Agenda
5:30 PM Networking (Cheese, Crackers, Soft Drinks, and Wine will be available)
6:00 PM Meal
6:45 PM Presentation
If you would like to purchase the meal, registration is required. Please click the Register Now button above. Meals must be reserved before noon on Tuesday, January 21st. Registration is not necessary if you want to attend the presentation but not eat the meal.