Quarterly Briefing

Venue

Inn at the Forks

75 Forks Market Rd.
Winnipeg, MB 4EC 0A2
(204) 942-6555
www.innforks.com

Registration

Seating is limited,
please register by September 7th ASAP!

Contact Karen Kabel to register:

Email: kkabel@seccuris com

Telephone: (204) 255-4136 ext 207

Michael will walk the audience through the key focus areas in the creation of information security dashboards and discuss topics such as: What about our Information Security Program is important? How can I represent my Information Security Program in a dashboard? What elements of my program should I measure and report on? What must happen with the output?

Operational resiliency is achieved through collaborative security, business continuity, and IT operations. ITIL provides a framework to support and enable these activities. By implementing and operating ITIL-based IT Service Management processes, organizations can begin to align people, processes, and technology that inevitably support operational resiliency. Darin will walk through operational resiliency and how the ITIL IT Service Management framework supports it, implementation do’s and don’ts, and the benefits of this approach.

In today's communications explosion, there is a proliferation of end user devices with voice, video and data communications capabilities. Networks are moving to the IP standard to support all types of communications. Workforces are becoming increasingly mobile with wireless devices and mobile access. Keith will explain the business justification on moving forward with IP Communications, understanding the implementation plan, and the ROI associated with a company wide IP Communications Solution.

VOIP is a truly convergent technology that can improve the way your business functions. Unfortunately this benefit comes with risk. New security concerns arise and forgotten issues of PBX management come back to impact any VOIP installation. James will provide an overview of the key technical vulnerabilities that affect VOIP installations and discuss how attackers take advantage of them to commit fraud.

Business continuity planning helps organizations prepare for incidents that threaten their daily activities. Not restricted to technology alone, Business Continuity Planning identifies and plans for the continuance of the most important functions of your organization in a controlled manner. While it should not cost a fortune to create a BCP, there is quantifiable return on investment when the plan is called to action.

We are bombarded daily by security risks that we must interpret and respond to in our organizations. Technologies and the supporting processes that we must use to protect ourselves often require analysis and interpretation on many separate levels. Christian will discuss the technical innovations and trends in the information security community that are changing the way Security Management will be dealt with over the next few years and address where to focus your own programs.