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C-Level Security Policy Workshop*
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Fortune 100 Security Consulting on a Tight Budget
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Designed for Small to Medium Organizations
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Ideal for Many Large Organizations, as well
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Do-It-Yourself Program Facilitated by Our Consultants
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Leave with a Fully Customized Security Plan / Policy
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Why Pay $5,000 to $50,000 or More?
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More Information On the 2-day Workshop below
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Registration
Prices
On or Before June 2, 2003 - $1600,
After June 2, 2003 - $2000
Up to 3 people from the SAME company can attend for the
registration prices shown above.
Location & Dates
Double Tree in St.
Louis Park, June 16 & 17, 2003
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James P. Cavanagh
has been intimately involved in network security, disaster
recovery planning and infrastructure security since the
early 1980s. Jim is able to combine his experience with
creativity and a long, varied career to develop
exceptionally effective solutions for his consulting clients
as well as having a rich background for his teaching and
writing.
Jim is a
globally recognized expert on infrastructure and network
security, anti-hacking, counter-cyberterrorism and business
and corporate security. Jim is also writing a new
security book, Threats & Vulnerabilities: Security and
Your Business, with Don Flanagan and James J.
Mecsics, which is due in Mid 2003. To read more about
James Cavanagh and his credentials,
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Don Flanagan is a
principal consultant and high-tech wordsmith. He has used
his varied experience to write articles for Business
Communications Review and Data Communications, as well as
white papers, manuals, sales literature, and case studies
for a number of networking and network security companies.
In addition, he did projects for several networking
companies, writing articles, white papers, case studies,
brochures, manuals, news releases, ads, and direct mail
pieces. He has immersed himself in the world of firewalls,
IDS, AES, DDoS, and the like. He now applies his varied
experience and writing talents for a wide range of telecom
and network security clients. For more information
about Don, please
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Richard B. Doughty,
holding honors masters' degrees in engineering and
communications, possesses equally strong backgrounds in
general management, marketing and technology. He was a Field
Agent for the National Security Agency (NSA), where he was
trained in the Russian language, electronic surveillance (elint/sigint)
and cryptography. He held an NSA Final Top Secret Clearance
and served several years on international operative
assignments. Richard's Top Secret clearance is currently
active, having been reinstated as a result of "some work in
the wireless security area". Richard is also an
acknowledged expert in protective and investigative
services, intelligence, counterintelligence and physical and
wireless security. For
more information about Richard, please
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Seating is Limited. Early
Registration is Encouraged.
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Drive, Chanhassen, MN 55317
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C-Level Security Policy Workshops™,
Day Organizational Security Policy
Workshops. Every organization needs a written document stating
the organization's policy on infrastructure and network
security. The document must be written in a comprehensive but
understandable manner and must be read, understood and
acknowledge - often in writing - by each and every employee and
often contractors and sometimes even customers. Many
organizations already have such a policy: maybe its time for a
review. But, many organizations do not have a policy and the
time is now to draft one. A comprehensive, well-written
Organizational Security Policy from a reputable, experienced
consulting firm could cost a small to medium size organization
anywhere from $5,000 to $50,000. By having an outside consultant
prepare the document, not only are dollar costs high, the
process robs the organization from participating directly in the
document's creation, thereby leaving the organization with a
document which is not fully customized to their needs. And, if
they want to participate more fully, that participation drives
the cost up even further. This is where the C-Level Security
Policy Workshops™
provide the biggest benefit to attendees: the attendee leaves
the second day of the workshop with a draft Organization
Security Policy which they created themselves and which is
highly customized to their own needs.
C-Level Security Policy Workshops™
Audience:
This workshop is designed specifically for senior management at
the "C" Level: Chief Executive Officers (CEO), Chief Technology
Officers (CTO), Chief Information Officers (CIO), Chief
Financial Officers (CFO), and Chief Security Officers (CSO),
Vice President of Human Resources (VP-HR) or any other
management responsible for providing guidance and leadership to
a company on their infrastructure and network security issues.
Prerequisites:
There are no prerequisites for this workshop.
Workshop Description:
Every organization needs a written document stating the
organization's policy on infrastructure and network security.
The document must be written in a comprehensive but
understandable manner and must be read, understood and
acknowledge - often in writing - by each and every employee and
often contractors and sometimes even customers. Many
organizations already have such a policy: maybe its time for a
review. But, many organizations do not have a policy and the
time is now to draft one.
Most
organizations do not clearly understand the risks and
liabilities of bad or incomplete network and/or infrastructure
security. In many cases organizations hit by a "hack attack" are
operationally crippled, experience direct loss such as loss of
business or costs due to damage while many are impacted, often
to a bigger extent, by indirect losses such as loss of customer
confidence or loss of share value and subsequent loss of
shareholder and market trust.
A
comprehensive, well-written Organizational Security Policy from
a reputable, experienced consulting firm could cost a small to
medium size organization anywhere from $5,000 to $50,000. By
having an outside consultant prepare the document, not only are
dollar costs high, the process robs the organization from
participating directly in the document's creation, thereby
leaving the organization with a document which is not fully
customized to their needs. And, if they want to participate more
fully, that participation drives the cost up even further. This
is where the C-Level Security Policy Workshops™
provide the
biggest benefit to attendees: the attendee leaves the second day
of the workshop with a draft Organization Security Policy which
they created themselves and which is highly customized to their
own needs.
The first day of the workshop is a traditional
classroom style lecture by internationally recognized consultant
James P. Cavanagh. During the first day Mr. Cavanagh will
explain the strategy and objectives of the program, the three
elements of security (people, policy and technology) and then
spend the remainder of the day explaining how to collect
information for the "Network
and Infrastructure Security Report Card". Each workshop
attendee will also receive a printed handbook with explanations
of the strategy and tactics associated with each element of
information gathering. At the end of Day 1 the workshop
attendees will return to their respective workplaces to collect
the information needed to complete the Network and
Infrastructure Security Report Card.
Day 2 of the workshop will begin at 8:00
am with a very brief introduction after which time attendees
will participate in round table discussions with groups of no
more than ten workshop attendees and a senior security
consultant/moderator from The Consultant Registry or associated
consulting organization. The only break during the day will be
for a hot buffet lunch with the workgroups. During the round
table discussions strategies and tactics will be devised and the
each attendee will have an opportunity to put together a draft
action plan tailored to the needs of their own organization.
For
attendees wishing the assistance of their consultant/moderator
after the end of the workshop the consultant/moderator will be
available for follow-on consultation at a reduced daily and
hourly consulting rate.
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