ISC2 Cleveland Chapter Meeting 2017 Security Challenges Panel Discussion January 31, 2017

Security Panel Participants Joe Daw, CISSP (FACILTATOR) CyberSecurity Architect Kevin Baker CISO/Security Leader - Westfield Insurance and Bank Billy Heiser InfoSec Manager - Signet, Inc. Jim Rice, DM/IST Director of IT Consulting & Security Services - Sirius Computers Research Fellow – University of Phoenix, Center for Global Business Research

Questions & Topics According to CIO.com and the Information Security Forum feel the following four areas are the top four global security threats for 2017(below).  Do you agree with these?  and do these align with your business and industry? The ISF says the top four global security threats businesses will face in 2017 are the following: Supercharged connectivity and the IoT will bring unmanaged risks. Crime syndicates will take quantum leap with crime-as-a-service. New regulations will bring compliance risks. Brand reputation and trust will be a target. What are the 3 main areas of concern you have in 2017 and beyond? What 3 areas of focus or solutions are you planning to start working on in 2017? Or should all CISO's consider and work on? Are there items that are simply just continuations from 2016? Where does Ransomware and Ransomware-as-a-Service stack in your predictions for risks in 2017? How and where does Machine learning, Analytics and Threat Intel play into your priorities and plans? Other key topics Cloud, XaaS, IoT, etc Cyber Pearl Harbor? How about ensuring you have the right resources?  Budget and skills?  Do you consider those risks? Trust in data - Predictions around bad guys simply modifying data and not always extracting it? Parting words of wisdom you would like to leave with us today?

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