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Take the Cyber Security Survey Today

Annually, the Government Technology & Services Coalition joins forces with InfraGard of the National Capital Region to survey our members and other private sector companies to help understand the cyber security environment, threats and trends.  We do this during Cyber Security Awareness month to bring attention to this critical homeland and national security issue and to constantly inform our products and services to help you identify, mitigate and prevent cyber attacks.

This cyber security survey was created to produce an estimate of cyber security incidents occurring in the private and non-profit sector, focusing heavily on companies operating in the Washington, D.C. region. The survey seeks to understand the private sector’s awareness, understanding, preparedness and gaps related to cyber security intrusions and attacks. The results will provide the basis for enhancing or initiating efforts to strengthen the information sharing and awareness to inform our public private partnerships and create meaningful programming and tools to combat the cyber threat.

Survey Scope: The survey collects data on the type and frequency of computer security incidents in which a computer was used as the means of committing a crime against the company or as a conduit through which other intrusion and/or criminal activity was perpetrated. It also collects data about the type and size of the company, cyber security practices, and computer infrastructure.

Reporting Period: The reporting period for this survey is calendar year 2013.

Survey Confidentiality: Your responses to this survey will be seen by individuals from the sponsoring entities who agree to uphold the confidentiality of your responses and use the information only for statistical/reporting purposes from which no individual company or entity will be identified.
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Oct. 23: Cyber Security: Focus on Public Private Sector Collaboration

Join GTSC and the InfraGard National Capital Region Members Alliance for a cyber program focused on the threats to the public and private sector.  gram.  Since Executive Order 13636 and PPD-21 were issued in February 2013, there has been a renewed focus on the challenges of security the nation’s digital infrastructure. Most admit and understand that our cyber security relies on a strong and vital collaboration between industry and government — whether that be the industry protecting our critical infrastructure or industry that provides the underpinning of our economy.  Legislators on Capitol Hill  are trying to determine how to streamline authorities and responsibilities and law enforcement and other agencies in the Federal government are grappling with preventing and mitigating the impacts of this threat.  This session will discuss DHS’ role in cyber security, how the private sector and Federal partners are communicating, what threats are at the forefront from cyber hackers, hostile nation states etc. and how we see future collaboration improving to fight these threats and protect our economy and infrastructure.

gtsc_securityAGENDA AT A GLANCE
8:00 AM Registration & Breakfast 
8:30 AM Conference Introduction
8:45 AM Keynote: The Challenges of Cyber Security
9:30 AM How do we share information more effectively? 
10:30 AM What are the latest threats? 
11:30 AM Lunch on your own in the National Geographic Society Cafeteria
12:30 PM Keynote: Cyber Security Priorities from the DHS Perspective
1:15 PM Where is the Government Targeting their Resources?
2:00 PM What the Private Sector Do?
2:45 PM Closing Remarks 
Confirmed Speakers:

Keynote: Dr. Phyllis Schneck, Deputy Under Secretary for Cyber Security, NPPD, DHS

Dr. Phyllis Schneck, McAfee’s former CTO and vice president of the global public sector, has been named deputy under secretary of cyber security for the National Protection and Programs Directorate at DHS. Join us to hear her priorities for cyber at NPPD!

Denise Anderson, National Council of Information Sharing and Analysis Centers (ISACs); Vice President, Financial Services-ISAC

Noel Due, Supervisory Special Agent, FBI – HQ, Cyber Division, Operation Clean Slate

Brian Finch, Partner, Global Security, Dickstein Shapiro LLP

John Harmon, Partner, Tactical Network Solutions

John Lainhart, CGEIT, CISA, CISM, CRISC, CIPP/G, CIPP/US Partner, Cybersecurity & Privacy, US Public Sector, IBM Global Business Services

James Mulvenon, Vice President, Defense Group Inc., Center for Intelligence Research and Analysis

Vipul Sharma, Vice President & CTO, Civil Government & Healthcare IT solutions, L-3 STRATIS

Trent Teyema, Assistant Special Agent in Charge, FBI WFO, Criminal Division – Cyber Branch

Glenn Wood, Vice President, Technology, InfraGard Board & Co-Chair, Cyber SIG

 

About the InfraGard National Capital Region Members Alliance

The InfraGard National Capital Region Members Alliance (INCRMA) consists of a growing membership of professionals who are creating a more resilient critical infrastructure in the Washington, DC metro area. These include defense industrial base, information technology, water supply systems, electrical energy, emergency services, law enforcement, health systems, transportation, banking, and telecommunications. Our membership is voluntary yet exclusive and is comprised of individuals from both the public and private sector. The main goal of INCRMA is to promote ongoing communication, education, and community outreach between the public and private sectors and the FBI. In doing so, information is shared, relationships are strengthened, and vital assets are protected.  To learn more, visit us at www.infragard.org.

 

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Aug. 19: Cyber Security & Safety: It’s Not Just for Kids

The InfraGard National Capital Region Members Alliance (INCRMA) is hosting this program featuring a number of GTSC member companies to discuss cyber security and privacy in the wake of the recent VISA card data breach. Keynote Brian Finch, strategic partner to the Coalition, has been interviewed by numerous news outlets on the breach and its ramifications for personal and corporate security. Other speakers will discuss government and industry efforts to secure your personal information and bring your attention to a number of precautions you can take to secure your business and family.
InfragardINCRMA is the leading public-private partnership working to improve and extend information sharing between private industry and the government, particularly the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), for the protection of our critical national infrastructure.

Speakers:

Opening Keynote: The VISA card breach: Your information is Not as Safe as you Think

Brian Finch, Partner, Dickstein Shapiro LLP

Panel Discussion: Best Practices & Programs for Practical Cyber Safety Solutions

Schnearia Ashley, BB&T At Work, BB&T Bank

Kristina Dorville, Program Manager, Cyber Security Awareness Programs, National Protection & Programs Directorate, (confirmed but awaiting final approval from DHS)

Steve Howard, Executive Director, TecPort Solutions’ Cyber Defense and Compliance, Forensics Services Division

Andrew Leithead, Supervisory Special Agent, Hybrid Child Exploitation Task Force in Washington, DC and Northern Virginia, Washington Field Division, FBI

Russell Vines, Chief Security Advisor, Gotham Technology Group

Industry Case Study: CareerSafe National Cyber Security Program for High School Students and Teachers

Larry Teverbaugh, CEO, CareerSafe & K2Share

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