This podcast shines a light on a range of topics regarding Information Security including data security laws, cyber threat detection, driving information technology to leverage your business, and so much more. The podcast is brought to you by the Information Security Summit which is a non-profit organization headquartered in Cleveland, OH. Additional information can be found at www.informationsecuritysummit.org.
Information Security Podcast
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This podcast shines a light on a range of topics regarding Information Security including data security laws, cyber threat detection, driving information technology to leverage your business, and so much more. The podcast is brought to you by the Information Security Summit which is a non-profit organization headquartered in Cleveland, OH. Additional information can be found at www.informationsecuritysummit.org.
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Recent Episodes
March 3, 2020
Migrating to the Public Cloud...so, What’s the Big Deal?
Title: Migrating to the Public Cloud...so, What’s the Big Deal? Description: This episode of the Information Security Podcast features a keynote from the Information Security Summit 2019 by Grant Asplund @gasplund from Check Point Software @CheckPointSW “Migrating to the Public Cloud...so, What’s the Big Deal?”. The presentation is both enlightening and entertaining while examining the many factors an organization should consider when migrating to the Public Cloud. Key Discussion Points and Actionable Items: Parallels between the Mainframe in the past and the Public Cloud today Recognition that knowledge from the past of operating and securing On Premise environments don’t directly translate to the Public Cloud Importance of an organization asking the basic question “Am I using the Public Cloud securely?” The paradigm shift when having an “always connected resource” that must be managed 7x24x365 and the demands it places on IT and Security Teams The requirement to “re-tool” the solutions supporting an organization in the Public Cloud especially when using technologies such as Kubernetes and microservices Benefits of leveraging the Public Cloud when designed, implemented, and operated properly. Special Notice to our Faithful Listeners: The Information Security Podcast will be transitioning to a monthly schedule following this episode. Thank you for all your support and check back with us in about a month. Sponsored By: ASMGi (@ASMGi_CLE) and https://www.asmgi.com/ Briteskies (@NoBrownCow) and https://www.briteskies.com/ Recorded and Production By: Evergreen Podcasts (@StreamEvergreen) at https://evergreenpodcasts.com/ and production assistance provided by Frank Yako (@fyako). Additional Information and Resources: For additional information on the Information Security Summit, please visit us on the web at https://www.informationsecuritysummit.org/ or on Twitter (@InfoSecurSummit). Planning is underway for the Summit 2020 scheduled for October 26 through October 30, 2020, please join us! If you enjoyed Grant’s keynote, check out Grant’s podcast, Talking Cloud, featuring interviews regarding secure migration strategies to the public cloud.
February 25, 2020
Top Cyber Security Issues when Migrating to the Cloud
Title: Top Cyber Security Issues when Migrating to the Cloud Description: This episode of the Information Security Podcast features a keynote from the Information Security Summit 2019 by Bob Kalka @bobkalka from IBM @IBM entitled “Top Cyber Security Issues when Migrating to the Cloud”. The presentation examines the many factors that impact an organization as it prepares, migrates, and operates in “the Cloud”. Key Discussion Points and Actionable Items: Recognition that any IT, Security, or Application issues that exist prior to a Cloud migration are going to be further extenuated once migrated to the Cloud The concept of security “For, From, and In” the Cloud Understanding the difference between a Risk vs. Compliance posture by a Security Team Importance of avoiding the pitfalls of “under-deployed” software investments Being aware of the assumptions organizations make regarding the “shared responsibility model” between a customer and a cloud service provider and the potential pitfalls that could impact an organization Review the proper controls for a cloud migration including the identification of all critical data and properly protecting it before a cloud migration Preparation for appropriate incident response tactics Sponsored By: ASMGi (@ASMGi_CLE) and https://www.asmgi.com/ Briteskies (@NoBrownCow) and https://www.briteskies.com/ Recorded and Production By: Evergreen Podcasts (@StreamEvergreen) at https://evergreenpodcasts.com/ and production assistance provided by Frank Yako (@fyako). Additional Information and Resources: For additional information on the Information Security Summit, please visit us on the web at https://www.informationsecuritysummit.org/ or on Twitter (@InfoSecurSummit). Planning is underway for the Summit 2020 scheduled for October 26 through October 30, 2020, please join us!
February 18, 2020
Delivering Trust and Confidence
Title: Delivering Trust and Confidence Description: This episode of the Information Security Podcast features a conversation with Kurt Van Etten @kurtvanetten from RedSeal and host Rob Nettgen (@Robert_Nettgen). This episode discusses the process of enabling a Security Team with the capability of “Delivering Trust and Confidence” within their organizations. Key Discussion Points and Actionable Items: Recognition that a Security Team has a requirement to establish credibility within their respective organizations Requirement to establish metrics, via frameworks, so benchmarks can be used to validate the activities of the Security Team Importance of managing expectations and communicating across the organization Communicating to establish the level of risk, via the Executive Management Team, an organization is willing to assume to guide investments in security How critical it is to establish the threat landscape of your organization Leveraging tabletop exercises to establish the capability to effectively respond to an incident. Sponsored By: ASMGi (@ASMGi_CLE) and https://www.asmgi.com/ Briteskies (@NoBrownCow) and https://www.briteskies.com/ Recorded and Production By: Evergreen Podcasts (@StreamEvergreen) at https://evergreenpodcasts.com/ and production assistance provided by Frank Yako (@fyako). Additional Information and Resources: For additional information on the Information Security Summit, please visit us on the web at https://www.informationsecuritysummit.org/ or on Twitter (@InfoSecurSummit). Planning is underway for the Summit 2020 scheduled for October 26 through October 30, 2020, please join us!
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