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 October is National Cyber Security
Awareness Month!
The
University of Idaho's Fifth Annual Computer Security Awareness
Symposium was held October 15, in the Idaho Commons.
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Event Details
| Location: |
University of Idaho Commons
Clearwater/Whitewater Room (First Floor)
Google Map -
Map of
the Commons -
Parking
Information |
| Date: |
Thursday, October 15th, 2009 |
| Time: |
8:00am - 4:00pm |
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Highlights: |
Featured presenters include Terry
Pobst-Martin, State of Idaho CISO; Craig Schiller,
Portland State University CISO; and Bryce Galbraith,
Lead Consultant for Layered Security. |
| Prizes: |
Congratulations to Jason Wetzel for winning the iPod
Nano provided by Proofpoint!
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| Contact: |
For further information please
contact the ITS Help Desk by e-mail at
helpdesk@uidaho.edu |
| Off Campus: |
We used the web conferencing software Dimdim from
http://www.dimdim.com/. Please contact the
ITS Help Desk
to send any feedback on the presentations or DimDim. |
Presentation Schedule
Guest Lecturer Information
 Terry
Pobst-Martin
- State of Idaho CISO
Terry is the Chief Information
Security Officer in the State of
Idaho’s Office of the Chief
Information Officer. In this
position, Terry coordinates the
state's enterprise security
strategies, policies, and
procedures; and serves as the
contact person for statewide
security initiatives. Terry
develops a comprehensive state
security and privacy program,
coordinating with Agency IT
Security Coordinators to develop
the best policies for the
state. Terry leads the
development and proposal of
security policies, standards and
guidelines and provides initial
and on-going network security
educational opportunities.
Prior to accepting this position
in July 2007, Terry worked for
the Department of the Air Force
and was the 366th Communications
Squadron Information Systems
Flight Director at Mountain Home
Air Force Base, Idaho. Prior to
working as an Air Force civilian
in the Communications Squadron,
Terry served as a United States
Air Force Intelligence Officer
for over 20 years. She served
in locations such as the United
Kingdom, Germany, Turkey, Italy
and Bahrain and supported
operations in Bosnia, Croatia,
Serbia, Iraq, Libya, and several
African nations.
Terry received her Bachelor’s
Degree in History from the
United Stated Air Force Academy
and has a Master’s Degree in
General Administration from
Central Michigan University and
a Master’s Degree in National
Security Affairs from the Naval
Postgraduate School. |
 Craig
Schiller - Portland State
University CISO
Craig serves as Chief
Information Security Officer and
adjunct instructor of Portland
State University, and as the
president of Hawkeye Security
Training. He also serves an
adjunct instructor of Digital
Forensics for Portland Community
College. He is a Certified
Information Systems Security
Professional (CISSP), with
additional concentrations in
Security Management (ISSMP) and
Security Architecture (ISSAP).
He has worked in the computer
industry for the last 29 years.
For nineteen of those years, he
worked as an information
security professional. He has
served as the Information
Security Officer for five
corporations and institutions.
Craig is the primary author of “Botnets-
The Killer Web App” which is the
first book published on the
subject of botnets. He is known
and respected in the security
industry as the primary author
of the first
publicly-distributed version of
the GSSP, now known as the
Generally Accepted Information
Security Principles (GAISP). He
has published more than a dozen
chapters in various security
books, including several
previous editions of the
Information Security Management
Handbook. His latest published
work includes chapters in
Virtualization for Security (Syngress)
about using virtualization
technology in computer forensics
and malware analysis.
Craig is a volunteer Police
Reserve Specialist for the
Hillsboro Police Department. He
is the organizer of volunteers
for their “Police to Business”
program. Craig led the
development of the NASA Mission
Operations AIS Security
Engineering Team and founded
NASA's Technology for
Information Security
conference. He is a co-founder
of two Information System
Security Association chapters.
He served as an officer in the
Air Force, assigned to Airborne
Warning and Control Systems
(AWACS) and the Defense Support
Program (DSP – Space Command)
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Bryce Galbraith - Lead
Consultant, Layered Security
Bryce began his IT journey at 10
years of age with a Commodore 64
and a 300 baud modem. As a
contributing author of the
internationally bestselling
book Hacking Exposed: Network
Security Secrets & Solutions,
Bryce helped bring the secret
world of hacking out of the
darkness and into the public
eye. Bryce has held security
positions at global ISPs and
Fortune 500 companies as well as
being a senior member of
Foundstone's world-renowned
attack and penetration team.
Bryce also served as senior
instructor and co-author of
Foundstone's "Ultimate Hacking:
Hands-On" series.
As a certified SANS instructor,
he has taught the art of ethical
hacking and countermeasures to
thousands of IT professionals
from a who's who of top
companies, financial
institutions, and government
agencies around the globe. Bryce
currently teaches Security 504:
Hacker Techniques, Exploits and
Incident Handling, Security 560:
Network Penetration Testing and
Ethical Hacking, Security 517:
Cutting-Edge Hacking Techniques,
Security 550: Advanced
Information Recon, Security 401:
SANS Security Essentials
Bootcamp Style, and Security
561: Network Penetration
Testing: Maximizing the
Effectiveness of Reports,
Exploits, and Command Shells for
the SANS Institute.
Bryce is an active member of
several security-related
professional organizations, he
speaks at a variety of
conferences, and he holds a
number of certifications: CISSP,
GCIH, GSEC, CEH, CHFI,
Security+, and CCNA. Bryce is
currently the lead consultant
and co-founder of Layered
Security. |
Prizes
We have a number of prizes to give away at the end of each
presentation as well as grand prize drawings!!
Event Sponsors
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