IT Risk and Resilience - Cybersecurity Response to COVID-19 - IEEE Computer Society Chapter Meeting

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Meeting of Washington/Northern Virginia Chapter of IEEE Computer Society 


The rapid and worldwide spread of the coronavirus and its illness known as COVID-19 has made huge impact on almost everything has taken us all by surprise. We all are now experiencing a major unprecedented and unexpected global public health crisis. This pandemic has also triggered huge social upheavals, disrupted almost every industry, and impacted the life and work of everyone in almost every country. Businesses and educational institutions are closed, many employees are forced to work from their homes, supply chains have been disturbed, people are being required to self-isolate, and most travel, in-person meetings, and conventions have been banned. These disruptions will continue for months, and the resulting economic, business, and social impact will last for years.  This talk highlights the National Institute of Standards (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) as an operational model for managing the COVID-19 disruption to information technology (IT) services.



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  • Date: 10 Nov 2020
  • Time: 06:30 PM to 08:00 PM
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  • Starts 13 October 2020 12:39 PM
  • Ends 09 November 2020 12:39 PM
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Tim Weil Tim Weil of SecurityFeeds

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IT Risk and Resilience - Cybersecurity Response to COVID-19

The rapid and worldwide spread of the coronavirus and its illness known as COVID-19 has made huge impact on almost everything has taken us all by surprise. We all are now experiencing a major unprecedented and unexpected global public health crisis. This pandemic has also triggered huge social upheavals, disrupted almost every industry, and impacted the life and work of everyone in almost every country. Businesses and educational institutions are closed, many employees are forced to work from their homes, supply chains have been disturbed, people are being required to self-isolate, and most travel, in-person meetings, and conventions have been banned. These disruptions will continue for months, and the resulting economic, business, and social impact will last for years.  This talk highlights the National Institute of Standards (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) as an operational model for managing the COVID-19 disruption to information technology (IT) services.

Biography:

Tim Weil is a Cybersecurity Professional with SecurityFeeds (Denver, CO.)  After 20 years of DC Beltway work with international companies and US federal agencies,  Mr. Weil returned to Colorado in 2010 where he worked as an Information Security Manager for federal programs (US Antarctic Program, US Department of Interior) and commercial companies (Coalfire, Alcohol Monitoring Systems).  Tim is a subject matter expert on ISO 27001 (Information Security Management) and has provided ISO 27001 consultancy services to commercial clients. 

Mr. Weil is a Senior Member of the IEEE and has served in several IEEE positions - Chair of the Denver Section (2013). Chair of the Washington DC Section (2009), technical editor and author for several IEEE publications (IT Professional, Computer, Internet Computing, Security and Privacy).  He currently serves as chair of the Denver COMSOC section and the IEEE Blockchain Initiative (Colorado). He has recently completed an assignment as Guest Editor for the IEEE IT Professional Magazine Special Issue on Communication Recovery and Resilience (Nov-Dev 2020).

His degrees include an M.S. in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University, and a B.A. in Sociology from Immaculate Heart College. Mr. Weil is an industry-certified Security and Privacy professional (CISSP), Cloud Computing Security Professional (CCSP/CCSK), Project Management Professional (PMP), IT Auditor (CISA) and certified ISO 27001 Trainer, Lead Auditor and Implementer (PECB).

Specialties: Mr. Weil's technical areas of expertise include program management, cloud / enterprise security architecture, audit and compliance (ISO27001, ISO9001, FISMA, FedRAMP), identity management, and network engineering. His publications and industry outreach are available on the website – http://www.securityfeeds.com

Address:Denver, Colorado, United States





Agenda

6:30 PM - Annoucements and Introduction of Speaker

6:35 PM - Talk 

7:15 PM - Q and A



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