South Florida’s June 2015 meeting will be on Thursday, June 18th, 2015 at Nova Southeastern University. The meeting will take place in the Carl DeSantis Building from 5:30 – 9pm, followed by their usual networking hour.
Presentation One
Title:
The Need for Speed
Why Time Matters for Threat Detection and Incident Response
Speaker:
Steve Obeck
Bio:
Director – Technical Account Management for Tanium in South Florida has worked in the IT Industry since the late 90’s starting his technical career in the Marine Corps in Avionics, and later in Telecom and Network Engineering for companies like Bellsouth, Cbeyond (now Birch Communications), and IKON Office Solutions. Steve has focused his work in IT Security for the past 10 years for companies like AT&T, Wells Fargo, and Duke Energy, including several years as a Security SME for FireMon in the role of Senior Sales Engineer. Steve’s prior roles included VoIP Engineer, WAN/LAN Engineer, Firewall Management, Network Security Analyst, and Audit and Compliance of Information Systems and projects. Steve’s well-rounded experience and knowledge in both Security and Operations enables him to help customers solve both unique and common Security and Operations challenges. As Director – Technical Account Management for Tanium, Steve serves as an advocate for the customer during the pre sales engagement, during implementation, and after install for any production support questions.
Presentation Two
Title:
It’s a New World of Threats and Solutions
Speaker:
Jim Zelnosky, Senior Systems Engineer, Infoblox
Abstract:
The emerging threat of malware introduced by the trend toward BYOD and the increasing complexity of security solutions demands new thinking.
Today’s targeted attacks pose threats to both data and infrastructure inside your enterprise. Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and malware is using DNS to perform data exfiltration and disrupt your mission-critical DNS infrastructure.
There are DNS internal security solution that allow you to detect these types of attacks, self-mitigate the threat, disrupt communication between malware and command-and-control servers and pinpoint infections on your internal network.
Plan on attending this session for a dynamic, wide-ranging discussion of these and other Internet security topics, including:
· Types of malware APTs being used to exfiltrate sensitive data
· DDoS methods used to disrupt both internal and external DNS services
· Creating a security, highly available and self-mitigating internal DNS core infrastructure
Venue and Map
Location:
Nova Southeastern University – Carl DeSantis Building
3301 College Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33314
Phone: 800-541-6682
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