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Here is a quick share of my ICS cybersecurity talk at OzSec Conference yesterday. IT/OT convergence and how to do it. Feedback on content or speaking is more than welcome. https://lnkd.in/gkKDmppB

This last weekend, the FBSN hosted 15 speakers to address a group of church security operators and faith leaders in Fairfield, CT. We spoke in 19 sessions to attendees from all over the New England States. Many expressed gratitude for hearing information from others on why and how to do things well. I want to share a small portion of that information shared with the good people of region 1 of the U.S. Anthony Campbell (Yale University Police Chief) started things off. It was good to see an Ivy League College, Law-Enforcement administrator who really gets it when it comes to faith based security. One thing that qualifies Chief Campbell is that he is also an ordained pastor. From Chief Campbell; Have a segment of your team, or at least of your training, focused on the mentally ill. Faith-spaces are a magnet for the hurting. Be ready for them. Establish tip-lines. Often, others knew something was about to happen. If they know a place to leave anonymous information, they would do it. Security must be a 24/7 thought process for you. Not obsessive, but more than a hobby or extracurricular activity. He spoke of the value of having females on the team, not only for female actors but for males who may bow up when confronted with another male. KURT OWEN (FBSN Board, Vice Chair and founder of Kurt Owen Ministries and Griffin Defense Solutions) always brings new comments specific to that place and time. It doesn’t matter if you sign – up if you don’t show-up. Kurt spoke extensively of the concepts around Jehoiada and his security mindset out of I Kings, 12 & 13 as well as 2 Chronicles 23 & 24. Then from I Samuel 26:15-16, Kurt brought out how nobody thinks like you do, nor should you expect them to. You walk through that with honor. There is none like you. Think About it There is no way to capture all the great points shared by 15 great speakers in 400 words or less (as TAI articles are). There is nothing like being at an event to establish connections and learn enduring values in this great endeavor. We look so forward to returning to the New England and meeting those folks where they are. Plan to attend the Security Operations Summit in Denver! Here is the link to that primary annual security event: https://lnkd.in/giPMnDyf Carl Chinn, President, FBSN

🎬 Video from #SecurityLeadHER 2024: Hear from presenter Amanda McPherson! 🔎 McPherson, confidence coach and speaker, gives a sneak peek of her session, "Girl, Get Your Roots Done: Cultivating Unshakable Confidence from Within," and shares highlights of Security LeadHER and why you should attend. 📆 Join us June 24-25 in Phoenix for this can't-miss event for #WomenInSecurity presented by the Security Industry Association (SIA) and ASIS International! 🔗 Learn more and register at the link in the comments! #securityindustry #WISF

Even more than “what if…” questions are the “so what do we do now…” scenarios that infosec professionals are faced with. Most employee handbooks and code of conduct policies are too vague in their requirements to be of much use when dealing with some of the kinds of things that are mentioned in this interview. I’ll definitely have to get this book and read the ethical principles that it brings to the discussion (and see if any that I’ve experienced have been left out).

Mimecast Senior Security Strategist, Bob Adams, will be speaking at SecTor 2024! Attendees will learn how their organization can transform the way their mitigate human risk. His session will cover: • Unveiling individual risks with unprecedented visibility • Reducing dangerous behavior with a smarter approach to training • Resetting their team's focus on true human risk reduction • Adopting a human-centric approach to mitigate real-world threats • Revolutionizing security awareness with a personalized touch If you haven’t signed up yet, use this link to register. See you there!

How to spot a phishing mail. What this video for tips to protect yourself from online scams! #cybersecurity #dataprotection #datasecurity #emailmarketing #emailsecurity #phishing #datasecuritytips #INTERNET #EmailHosting #mail #mailserver #Scammer #PhishingProtection #PhishingAttacks https://lnkd.in/geWMpVex

Greatest of All Time.. Just watched a clip of Nick Saban's speech after winning an ICON award at the 2024 ESPYs. His quote was- "I was just the CONDUCTOR of a PROCESS and our PROCESS was for every team member to be more successful in life because they were involved in the program". This speech sparked a reflection on the cyber security industry. Looking back at my experiences with various teams and organizations, I see parallels that significantly impact outcomes and employee morale. It begs the question, are we establishing communication and processes in our security programs to drive tangible risk outcomes? Are we helping to be that conductor or just enamored with technology? Watch the full speech here: https://lnkd.in/gVVMt-tj

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If you're in cybersecurity and want to specialise Redteaming/adversary simulation, you should really listen to this. I often try to articulate why being slightly paranoid is useful in the context of complex offensive operations - especially when you're goal is to remain undetected. You can teach anyone how to hack, but far less how to feel. This explanation by Andrew Bustamante, MBA is 🤌 A̶n̶x̶i̶e̶t̶y̶ > Heightened observational skills.