Topic: Legal Issues in Information Security
Topic 1: A Roadmap to Internet Crime - Presenter: Bill Curd
In a fast-paced talk, we will start with some quick disclaimers due to the nature of the topic, an overview of the Internet, how search engines work, some protections, and how tor works. Then, we will explore prominent Dark Web (.onion) marketplaces, where literally anything may be bought and sold -- how to access, search, and navigate there - but you will be warned against doing more than looking, and NOT shown how to do so safely. Then as time permits, you will see some snippets of diving much deeper! Jihadists, malicious nation-state actors, and APTs. The talk will be redacted to PG-13 with minimal graphic images - suitable for high school and older who understand web browsing.
Dr. Bill Curd has been a pioneer in cyber security and related disciplines within global high-tech enterprises for decades. As President of Synesys Group, he is an invited instructor, speaker, and consultant in cyber security and privacy, professional effectiveness, CYBINT techniques, and national security and geopolitical matrix - perhaps best known for his highly evaluated CISSP boot camps. At Honeywell, he was lead security analyst and compliance focal for systems running SAP globally with 59,000 users processing over $35B in business. Previously, Bill was Manager of Systems Integration and Security, Aerospace Electronic Systems, the information Security Officer (CISO equivalent) for 15 years, and a (deputy) Network and Data Security Officer for all of Honeywell. Dr. Curd attended ten colleges, earning four degrees including a Ph.D. in electrical engineering, and has numerous professional certifications and affiliations. Please join Bill Curd's network of 12,000 professionals on LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/billcurd
Topic 2: After the Data Breach: A Survey of Recent Legal Decisions and Regulations Addressing Data Breach Liability - Presenter: Patrick Fowler
Mr. Patrick Fowler is a senior partner at the Phoenix law offices of Snell & Wilmer, and the co-chair of the firm's cyber security and data protection practice. He is a former leader of the Technology Working Group at the State of Arizona, and co-chair of the Phoenix chapter of the International Association of Privacy Professionals.
Topic 3: California Consumer Privacy Act - Presenter: Kelly Wilkins
Ms. Kelly Wilkins will talk about the new California Consumer Privacy Act. She will explain its new individual rights to personal data, its expansive definition of personal information and companies' right to cure alleged violations. Ms. Wilkins will update you on the incoming law's amendments and anticipated changes, as well as steps your business can take now to get ready.
Kelly Wilkins is a partner at Snell & Wilmer in Phoenix. She has been a Certified Information Privacy Professional / US since 2014. She advises clients on cyber security and data privacy issues such as nationwide data breaches, privacy policies, and cyber threats. She counsels clients on regulations such as GDPR, COPPA, all U.S. state data breach laws, and the new California Consumer Privacy Act. She writes for Snell & Wilmer's Cyber security and Data Privacy Blog and on Twitter @KellyLWilkins. Full bio here: https://www.swlaw.com/people/kelly_wilkins
Agenda:
11:30 - Noon: Lunch
Noon - 12:05pm Begin & welcome - Dave Darnell (prize drawing #1)
12:05 - 12:10pm Word from the President and Board Announcements
12:10 - 12:25pm ISACA Research Articles - Joe Norris
12:25 - 1:30pm Topic 1 - A Roadmap to Internet Crime - Bill Curd
1:30 - 1:35pm Break #1 (prize drawing #2)
1:35 - 1:40pm Word from sponsors
1:40 - 2:30pm Topic 2 - Patrick Fowler
2:30 - 2:35pm Break #2 (prize drawing #3)
2:35 - 3:25pm Topic 3 - California Consumer Privacy Act - Kelly Wilkins
3:25 - 3:30pm Wrap up (prize drawing #4)