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SUMMARY:INMA Partner Event: A CISO’s Guide to Effective Vulnerability Management
DESCRIPTION:This briefing is based on the findings of a cross-sector task force of CISOs and staff who shared their challenges and best practices for developing effective vulnerability management practices. Topics discussed include: (1) managing vulnerabilities on premises\, in the Cloud\, and in third-party environments; (2) identification\, classification\, prioritization\, and remediation best practices; (3) standards\, charters; (4) organizational structures; and (5) scanning tools. Supporting tools that will be shown during the briefing include: (1) A CISO’s Guide to Effective Vulnerabilities; and (2) Vulnerability Management Maturity Checklist. \nJohn Nagencast\, Senior Information Security Architect\, Penn National Insurance\nJohn Nagengast is a certified security professional currently employed at Penn National Insurance where he has been involved with infrastructure architecture and security design for the past 23 years. As a lead architect within the Information Security Unit\, he was responsible for the overall design and implementation of the organization’s Vulnerability Management Program. \nJeremy Rowley\, Vulnerability Management\, Lenovo and Motorola Mobility\nJeremy Rowley is a professional with a noteworthy track record in the field of information technology. Jeremy has been a valuable asset to Lenovo’s Vulnerability Management division\, demonstrating exceptional expertise and unwavering commitment. \nBrad Skrbec\, Senior Manager Risk & Vulnerability Management\, Lenovo and Motorola Mobility\nBrad Skrbec boasts an impressive career spanning over 35 years at Motorola/Lenovo\, where he has continuously evolved his role to meet the demands of the ever-changing technological landscape. With humble beginnings as a software engineer\, Brad’s journey has led him to become a cybersecurity veteran\, amassing over two decades of expertise in the field. \nPresented by CyberRisk Alliance\, an INMA Partner \nClick to register \n 
URL:https://www.infragardnational.org/event/inma-partner-event-a-cisos-guide-to-effective-vulnerability-management/
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SUMMARY:A CISO’s Guide to Effective Vulnerability Management
DESCRIPTION:This briefing is based on the findings of a cross-sector task force of CISOs and staff who shared their challenges and best practices for developing effective vulnerability management practices. Topics discussed include: (1) managing vulnerabilities on premises\, in the Cloud\, and in third-party environments; (2) identification\, classification\, prioritization\, and remediation best practices; (3) standards\, charters; (4) organizational structures; and (5) scanning tools. \nLearning Outcomes/Objectives \n\nUpon completion of this webinar\, the attendee/student will be able to manage vulnerabilities on premises\, in the Cloud and in third-party environments\nUpon completion of this webinar\, the attendee/student will be able to execute identification\, classification\, prioritization\, and remediation best practices\nUpon completion of this webinar\, the attendee/student will be able to develop standards and charters around vulnerability management\n\nPresenters \nKristina Belnap\, CISO\, HealthEquity – As the SVP\, CISO at HealthEquity\, I am responsible for overseeing the security and compliance of the company’s data\, systems\, and operations in the healthcare industry. I have over 15 years of experience in leading and managing security\, compliance\, BCP/disaster recovery\, policy/procedures/plan development\, information technology\, banking technology regulation\, and online gaming regulations project \nJohn Nagencast\, Sr. Information Security Architect at Penn National Insurance – John Nagengast\, CISSP\, MSIT\, is a certified security professional currently employed as a Senior Information Security Architect at Penn National Insurance where he has been involved with infrastructure architecture and security design for the past 23 years. As a lead architect within the Information Security Unit\, he was responsible for the overall design and implementation of the organization’s \nJeremy Rowley\, Vulnerability Management\, Lenovo and Motorola Mobility – Jeremy Rowley is a professional with a noteworthy track record in the field of information technology. Jeremy has been a valuable asset to Lenovo’s Vulnerability Management division\, demonstrating exceptional expertise and unwavering commitment. \nClick to Register
URL:https://www.infragardnational.org/event/a-cisos-guide-to-effective-vulnerability-management/
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