Overview
The ISSA vCISO SIG will be hosting their next meeting on Thursday, June 4th from 1PM – 3PM ET. The first hour will feature our speaker, Secure Control Framework (SCF) Founder & Contributor. In this session, Tom will be leading a discussion around the “Frameworks Used to Manage Clients”. If you are a vCISO, or working towards that role, be sure to attend and learn more! The event is live, private and not recorded to maintain privacy and open discussion. Be sure to block the time in your calendar.
The second hour will be for general discussion and SIG member support.
The Zoom meeting details will be sent to members of the vCISO SIG via the Message Center in the ISSA Member Portal. If you are not currently a member of the vCISO SIG and would like to participate, please login to the ISSA Member Portal, select Groups, View All Groups and submit a request to Join Group. Your submission will be reviewed by the SIG leadership. Upon approval, you will receive the webinar access link. If you have any questions about accessing the ISSA Member Portal, or the Message Center, please contact MemberServices@issa.org.
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Moderator
Speaker/s
David Lam – Partner, Miller Kaplan
For almost 40 years, split nearly evenly between Information Security and Information Technology, David has been managing information including custom software development, systems management, and information security. As a former Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), and Stakeholder Centered Executive Coach, David brings a holistic, highly integrated, and disciplined view of information management.
He honed his craft at a nonprofit, in the corporate realm, at a university, and as a consultant. He is a Certified Six Sigma Black Belt from ASQ and excels at bringing these disparate disciplines together into a coherent and efficient practice for his clients. David has also co-authored The New IQ, a book about how to better communicate effectively.
Robert Felps – CEO, CyberCompass
Robert strives to simplify the complex. He’s spent years working on large, complex problems and providing streamlined, automated workflow solutions that provide huge savings to his vast array of clients, who often say “I didn’t know you could make it work this easily.”
Using his out-of-the-box vision and curiosity he has saved his clients, including Fortune 50s, millions of dollars in development costs and ongoing operations. He focuses on architecting next generation applications that save time, money and improve the bottom line. His ingenious approach to solving problems has led to a cybersecurity matrix for clients of all size, intuitive business continuity diagrams, simplified contingency plans, innovative cybersecurity guides and automated workflow tools that make work life easier.
Robert is fueled by passion to serve others and make a difference. As CyberCompass’ CEO his goal is for companies to become cyber resilient by providing a standardized base, yet customizable cybersecurity, privacy, and compliance program to survive and thrive in asymmetrical cyberwarfare that every company is facing today. He has spoken nationally on his unique approach to cybersecurity, privacy, and compliance.
In his free time, apparently between Midnight and 5AM, Robert enjoys playing on heavy equipment (his wife refers to them as toys) at his ranch in Texas.
Industries
Small and Medium Organizations
Aerospace / Space
Financial
Healthcare
Insurance
Manufacturing
Non-Profits
Professional Services
Technology / MSPs / MSSPs
Services
Technical and Cybersecurity Consulting
Cybersecurity Solutions
Cyber Risk Management
Information Security
Remediation Solutions
Pen-Testing
Privacy
Third Party Risk Management (Cyber/Privacy)
Virtual/Fractional CISO
Vulnerability Scanning
Education
University of Texas – Bachelor of Arts – Computer Science
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