Enterprise Information Security Foundation - What is that? Do I need it? This topic’s focus is on what is an effective security foundation. How do I create such a thing, what comprises this, and what might be some of benefits and challenges to doing so?
Learning Nuggets · What is an Information Security Written Security Program Statement · What are information security policies and how do I create them? · What are information security standards and how do I create them? · Benefits · Challenges
Type of Content Conceptual (e.g. models, framework, architecture)
Affiliation(s) ISACA, ISSA
How did you hear about Call for Proposals? Rob Ramer
Presenter Information and Bio Bill Young, Sr. Information Security Consultant, Aeritae Consulting 10415 Kilbirnie Rd, Woodbury, MN 55129 651-503-9503 byoung@aeritae.com
Bill Young has 18 years of military service holding a TS-SCI clearance serving in critical classified assignments at the Pentagon, Western Europe, and was the Heraklion Air Base, Crete Greece, NCOIC of the Base Communication Center in support of Desert Storm. Bill also has many years working in a variety of information security positions. While Bill’s information security experience started in the military, it has led him into the public sector organizations such as finance, insurance, and retail markets. There, he has enjoyed the successes of creating and managing new information security teams through which he has successfully built new information security programs grounded in an effective information security foundation helping companies mature their information security program, processes, and achieving regulatory compliance. |
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April Chapter Meeting - Presentation by Bill Youngposted Apr 8, 2009 1:16 PM by Rick Velasquez |