Lessons for the Present Day Cybersecurity Conflict in Higher Education
Event Overview
World Wide Technology (WWT) and Fortinet, Inc. are partnering for a 60-minute webinar featuring a conversation between WWT’s Chief Technology Advisor – Higher Education, Michael Sink and Fortinet’s Field CISO for Education, Bob Turner How can education cybersecurity teams use cyber intelligence and the NIST Cybersecurity Risk Framework to best manage incoming threats. This webinar will follow a motivational presentation by country music performer Keni Thomas, a former U.S. Army Special Forces Sergeant, who served as a member of Task Force Ranger in the 1993 United Nations Operation Restore Hope in Somalia. Thomas and fellow Task Force members were involved in the famed “Battle of Mogadishu” which was immortalized in the 2001 film Black Hawk Down. Keni uses that experience to motivate and inspire leaders at every level.
Featured Speakers
What to expect
- Where do we find well trained and dedicated cybersecurity analysts to manage multiple silos of security devices using real time cyber threat indicators and intelligent event data?
- With so many information sources and methods of analysis in our industry, how do education IT and cybersecurity managers choose the best technology and cyber intelligence data available along with creating proactive playbooks for technical and physical monitoring of information systems.
- How should higher education cybersecurity teams position themselves and use multiple cyber intelligence feeds to assess material risk and mitigate vulnerabilities and threats?
Goals and Objectives
How can Higher Education cybersecurity teams use cyber intelligence and the NIST Cybersecurity Risk Framework to best manage and avoid incoming cyber threats.
Who should attend?
IT Professionals in Higher Education