KDDI America and Telehouse America to Host a Webinar on Global Cyber Threats, Presented by Seccuris - May 3rd, 2012 1PM EST

 

KDDI America and its sister company, TELEHOUSE America, will be hosting a free webinar on May 3rd at 1PM EST. The webinar, entitled "Global Cyber Threats - Understanding the current cyber threat landscape and minimizing the impact across the organization", will be presented by Seccuris Inc., a leader in information assurance integration.

KDDI America has partnered with Seccuris to offer the expertise in technology and the consulting personnel to provide Network Monitoring and Vulnerability Assessments. These services are designed to protect the overall integrity of your critical assets.

This webinar will focus on global cyber threat activity and how it has evolved over the past few years. Leo Thrush, Senior Information Security Consultant & Instructor at Seccuris, will discuss its pattern of evolution, the operational risks that have been created and how their impact can no longer be minimized and placed on the back burner of your business' strategy.

What You Will Learn:

You will gain a deeper understanding of how cyber intelligence has evolved and perhaps more importantly, how the intention of threat activity, on a global scale, is being culturally legitimized as a feasible way to garner intelligence.

It is imperative that every executive in your organization understand the current cyber threat landscape and is aware of the proactive strategies and controls that can be implemented to minimize the impact on your business.

By attending this session you will gain the knowledge required to educate you and your organization and understand the steps that can be taken to help protect it from the next cyber security threat.

About Leo Thrush:

Leo Thrush is a Senior Information Security Consultant & Instructor at Seccuris Inc. Leo has played an integral role in the information security community at the US Defence Department, including advising three US Presidents on National Security Information Assurance policy and actions.

As Deputy Director of Communications Programs at the Office of the Secretary of Defence, he was responsible for program management, synchronization, and integration of more than 300 communications and information assurance programs, valued at over 42 billion dollars.

Leo is a member of the faculty at the University of Fairfax, where he is a Professor of Information Security. He is also an Adjunct Professor at the National Defence University, specializing in Global IA Network Defence and Network Attack. For 32 years, he has been providing vision, leadership, and focus to complex enterprise information technology programs and networks which span multiple countries and sites.

When:

Date: Thursday, May 3, 2012
Time: 1:00PM - 2:00PM EST (Sign-in time: 12:50PM - 1:00PM EST)