ISSA New Mexico invites you to attend a CPE-accredited educational conference for IT professionals focusing on the latest developments in this constantly changing information technology environment.
August 2nd, 2018
8:30am – 4:30pm
Albuquerque Marriott Pyramid North
Pyramid Ballroom
5151 San Francisco Road NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109
IT Infrastructure is constantly changing, bringing more new challenges with it every day. From ransomware and the latest security threats, to needs for increased bandwidth and storage, it’s nearly impossible to keep up-to-date. The INTERFACE New Mexico conference is designed to help. They’ve worked to assemble a combination of Best-in-Breed hardware and software solutions, along with local experts and organizations to help educate, advise and connect you to resources that can help you meet your goals.
Covering IT Infrastructure, BC/DR, IT Security, Data Storage, and Enterprise Communications, you’ll find presentations, panel discussions, and exhibits offering a variety of topics, as well as the latest innovations and best practices.
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If you can only join via phone, or if your computer audio connection is unreliable:
Dial-in Number: (563) 999-2285
Access Code: 463808
Presentation: NERC-CIP: Lessons Learned from Protecting the Electric Grid
Despite how they are painted in the media, power utilities are ahead of the curve in their approach to cyber security. For some time now they have been on the front-line of the nation’s ongoing cyber defenses and they are painfully aware of that, helped along by a little-known standard referred to as NERC-CIP. We can learn a lot from the unique ways that power utilities have found to approach security and the CIP standard. This presentation will look at some of their techniques – from the way they have blended security with decades of reliability experience to their strong defense-in-depth approach – and examine how they can be applied in other venues, helping us all learn what we can from their experience.
Your presenter is Lewis Campbell, a Senior Security and IT professional with significant experience in compliance, client-server database development, and industrial control systems (e.g., SCADA, DCS, EMS). Lewis is a former employee of Microsoft Corporation – part of the team responsible for the development of the networking components (NDIS) of Windows. Currently, Lewis is the President of Cintigy Systems Inc., serves on the board of Diné Development Corporation (a multi-million dollar technology service provider with offices worldwide) and is an accomplished college instructor, writer, and public speaker with an Advanced Communicator Bronze rating from Toastmasters International.
If you can only join via phone, or if your computer audio connection is unreliable:
Dial-in Number: (563) 999-2285
Access Code: 463808
Presentation: The New Mexico Breach Notification Act and the Multi-State Problem
Effective July 2017, New Mexico became the 48th state to enact a breach notification law. Despite this, many organizations are not only unaware of their obligations under New Mexico law, but – along with 47 other states and multiple territories – breach notification requirements have become a dizzying patchwork of laws and regulations, and your business is probably required to comply with all of them (even if you didn’t know it). Even worse, strict EU privacy laws just went into effect this year, and they are applicable to any organization worldwide that handle EU citizens’ information. In this session, we try to provide some sense to the chaos, an understanding of what privacy handling and breach notification legal requirements typically expect, and provide some sound advice on how to handle the situation when resources are limited.
Your presenter is Daniel Ziesmer, the President of Centripetum LLC, a firm specializing in supporting the governance, risk management, and compliance efforts of small enterprises, developing cybersecurity architectures and remediation programs, and providing virtual CISO services. Daniel is also the Vice President of the New Mexico Chapter of ISSA. A former professor, security architect, compliance director, and information security officer, Daniel has extensive experience in establishing security programs for governments and various private industries, including industrial control system environments. He holds a broad array of professional industry certifications, is a member of and contributor to numerous IT, cybersecurity, ICS, engineering, and scientific industry organizations, and has served as a technical editor or contributing author for more than a dozen IT industry books and textbooks.
Interface New Mexico 2018 Coming in August
ISSA New Mexico invites you to attend a CPE-accredited educational conference for IT professionals focusing on the latest developments in this constantly changing information technology environment.
August 2nd, 2018
8:30am – 4:30pm
Albuquerque Marriott Pyramid North
Pyramid Ballroom
5151 San Francisco Road NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109
IT Infrastructure is constantly changing, bringing more new challenges with it every day. From ransomware and the latest security threats, to needs for increased bandwidth and storage, it’s nearly impossible to keep up-to-date. The INTERFACE New Mexico conference is designed to help. They’ve worked to assemble a combination of Best-in-Breed hardware and software solutions, along with local experts and organizations to help educate, advise and connect you to resources that can help you meet your goals.
Covering IT Infrastructure, BC/DR, IT Security, Data Storage, and Enterprise Communications, you’ll find presentations, panel discussions, and exhibits offering a variety of topics, as well as the latest innovations and best practices.
You can register for the 1-day conference meeting here: https://f2fevents.com/event/abq18/
June ISSA Chapter Meeting
The June meeting of the New Mexico ISSA Chapter is scheduled for June 19, 2018, from 5:30pm to 7:00pm.
THERE IS NO FACE-TO-FACE MEETING THIS MONTH! The presentation will be hosted entirely online.
Online meeting link: https://join.freeconferencecall.com/nmissa
If you can only join via phone, or if your computer audio connection is unreliable:
Dial-in Number: (563) 999-2285
Access Code: 463808
Presentation: NERC-CIP: Lessons Learned from Protecting the Electric Grid
Despite how they are painted in the media, power utilities are ahead of the curve in their approach to cyber security. For some time now they have been on the front-line of the nation’s ongoing cyber defenses and they are painfully aware of that, helped along by a little-known standard referred to as NERC-CIP. We can learn a lot from the unique ways that power utilities have found to approach security and the CIP standard. This presentation will look at some of their techniques – from the way they have blended security with decades of reliability experience to their strong defense-in-depth approach – and examine how they can be applied in other venues, helping us all learn what we can from their experience.
Your presenter is Lewis Campbell, a Senior Security and IT professional with significant experience in compliance, client-server database development, and industrial control systems (e.g., SCADA, DCS, EMS). Lewis is a former employee of Microsoft Corporation – part of the team responsible for the development of the networking components (NDIS) of Windows. Currently, Lewis is the President of Cintigy Systems Inc., serves on the board of Diné Development Corporation (a multi-million dollar technology service provider with offices worldwide) and is an accomplished college instructor, writer, and public speaker with an Advanced Communicator Bronze rating from Toastmasters International.
You can register for the meeting here: https://www.meetup.com/New-Mexico-ISSA/events/
May ISSA Chapter Meeting
The May meeting of the New Mexico ISSA Chapter is scheduled for May 15, 2018, from 5:30pm to 7:00pm.
THERE IS NO FACE-TO-FACE MEETING THIS MONTH! The presentation will be hosted entirely online.
Online meeting link: https://join.freeconferencecall.com/nmissavp
If you can only join via phone, or if your computer audio connection is unreliable:
Dial-in Number: (563) 999-2285
Access Code: 463808
Presentation: The New Mexico Breach Notification Act and the Multi-State Problem
Effective July 2017, New Mexico became the 48th state to enact a breach notification law. Despite this, many organizations are not only unaware of their obligations under New Mexico law, but – along with 47 other states and multiple territories – breach notification requirements have become a dizzying patchwork of laws and regulations, and your business is probably required to comply with all of them (even if you didn’t know it). Even worse, strict EU privacy laws just went into effect this year, and they are applicable to any organization worldwide that handle EU citizens’ information. In this session, we try to provide some sense to the chaos, an understanding of what privacy handling and breach notification legal requirements typically expect, and provide some sound advice on how to handle the situation when resources are limited.
Your presenter is Daniel Ziesmer, the President of Centripetum LLC, a firm specializing in supporting the governance, risk management, and compliance efforts of small enterprises, developing cybersecurity architectures and remediation programs, and providing virtual CISO services. Daniel is also the Vice President of the New Mexico Chapter of ISSA. A former professor, security architect, compliance director, and information security officer, Daniel has extensive experience in establishing security programs for governments and various private industries, including industrial control system environments. He holds a broad array of professional industry certifications, is a member of and contributor to numerous IT, cybersecurity, ICS, engineering, and scientific industry organizations, and has served as a technical editor or contributing author for more than a dozen IT industry books and textbooks.
You can register for the meeting here: https://www.meetup.com/New-Mexico-ISSA/events/