NEXT
(ISC)2 KC CHAPTER MEETING: WEDNESDAY,
May 2, 2018
Register Here
***ANNOUNCEMENTS***
SAVE THE DATES:
- B Sides - Kansas
City
- **THIS
WEEKEND!** April 20 & 21
2018 | 8779 Hillcrest Rd, KC, MO (Cerner Innovations Campus)
- (ISC)2 KC Chapter
Discount Code: 49534332204B43 (Valid for the 1st 25
registrations)
- https://www.bsideskc.org/
- SecureWorld -
Kansas City
- INTERFACE - Kansas
City
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- When: The first Wednesday
of every month
- Time: 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
- Where:
Ruisch Auditorium at Black & Veatch
- Address:
11401 Lamar Ave., Overland Park, KS 66211 map
- Format: Round table,
interactive discussion with security professionals from many
different industries, tech companies and organizations, from
upper management to operators who have many diverse
experiences. We invite knowledgeable and expert
members and guests to facilitate and keep the discussion moving
along and on-task.
Next Chapter
Meeting - May 2nd 2018
- Topic: Advanced SOCs and
MSSPs and MDRs, Oh My!
- Sponsor (food &
drink): SHI
- Facilitator: Shane Harsch, Senior
Solutions Principal at RSA and SANS Mentor
More Info:
- TOPIC:
Let’s talk meat and potatoes about advancing your SOC with
threat hunting, threat intelligence, incident management, and
live response. We will also look at how MSSPs and MDRs can make
you successful (or not), and how to think about what kind of
strategy you might need in today’s hyperkinetic, dark web-laden,
threat-actor-suffused, buzzword-embattled, cyber defense hot
mess initiatives
This conversation is intended to:
- Outline the
principles of an effective threat detection and prevention
program that organizations must operationalize in the new
security paradigm.
- Examine security
automation and the continued role of manual analysis.
- Recommend steps to
assemble security operations and mature incident response
capabilities, which are prerequisites for dedicated hunting
capabilities.
- Define threat
intelligence in a way that is meaningful to your organization
to better enable you to filter which companies and products are
effective.
- Outline how to be
more proactive instead of reactive. How do you identify
what’s normal and abnormal within your environment? Do
you have the skills to identify anomalies and unusual
activities?
- This will be an open
discussion forum and attendees are encouraged to participate
throughout the presentation.
- FACILITATOR:
Shane Harsch is an Information Security professional with over
25 years of experience ranging from military to manufacturing to
security consulting and professional services. He has managed
and architected SOCs for the military and managed service
providers and is a commissioned officer in the US Army, Military
Intelligence. Shane holds degrees in business (MBA) and
computational linguistics (BA), and maintains the following
certifications: Intrusion Analyst (GCIA), Incident Handling
(GCIH), Enterprise Defense (GCED), and Information Security
(CISSP). In addition to his responsibilities as a Senior
Solutions Principal at RSA, Shane fosters new professionals to
information security as a SANS Mentor. LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaneharsch
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Come
prepared with your experiences, questions, and your security concerns
that you wish to bring before a host of like-minded security
professionals.
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