1 / 26

Name of presentation

Name of presentation. C o mpany name. October Cybersecurity Month. Future Trends in Education and Technology Purdue Security Issues/Priorities. Scott Ksander Richard Katz video: The school of Athens or Mr. Fords Factory Gerry McCartney Educause student video winners for 2007.

iona
Download Presentation

Name of presentation

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Name of presentation Company name

  2. October Cybersecurity Month • Future Trends in Education and Technology • Purdue Security Issues/Priorities

  3. Scott Ksander • Richard Katz video: The school of Athens or Mr. Fords Factory • Gerry McCartney • Educause student video winners for 2007

  4. Gerry McCartney • McCartney has served as the university's top information technology administrator since July 2006. • From 1993 until 2004, McCartney served as associate dean and chief information officer at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. • Education Background: • PhD Sociology and Anthropology from Purdue in 1996 • Received diplomas in advanced programming and systems analysis from Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland, in 1982 and 1984, respectively. • He received his bachelor's and master's degrees in 1981 and 1982 from NUI Maynooth in Ireland.

  5. Educause Student Videos • Identity Theft for Criminals • Out in the Open • Short Film

  6. Stages of Security • Blissfully ignorant (20%) • Awareness (30%) • Corrective Action (40%) • Operational Excellence (10%)

  7. The Cost of Security • Blissfully ignorant (<3% of IT budget) • Awareness (4-6%) • Corrective Action (7-8%) • Operational Excellence (3-4%) Real progress on IT security will REDUCE IT security spending requirements!

  8. Purdue Security Priorities • Defend the Border • Absolute path blocking (port blocking) • Content-based path blocking (intrusion prevention) • Defend Critical Regions • Absolute • Conditional • Content-based • Machine-level Protection • Operating System patching • Application Program patching • Content change monitoring (tripwire) • Anti-Virus • Anti-Spyware/Anti-Adware/Anti-Malware

  9. Purdue Security Priorities • Authorized Personnel Only • Establish and maintain central credential • Network access credential control • Application access credential control

  10. Purdue Security Priorities • Policy/Procedures/Guidelines • University level • Boundaries for unit level operations • Interpretation and Consultation • Enforcement/Compliance • Incident Response • Response Exemplary • Investigation/Forensics • Identify Remediation • Post-incident reporting • Post-incident evaluation

  11. Purdue Security Priorities • Awareness and Education • Students • Staff • Faculty • Operational Units • Risk Identification and Remediation • Facilitated Risk Assessments • Self-conducted risk analysis tools

  12. Purdue Security Priorities • Defend the data • In transit • At rest • Monitoring/Logging/Review • Network • Machine-level • Application

  13. Purdue Security Priorities • Application of New Technologies • Defense technologies • Protection technologies • Credential technologies

  14. Stay Informed

  15. It Has Been a Great “Ride” • Pablo Malavenda – use, abuse, and risks of social networking • Chris Burgess, CISCO Chief Scientist – culture of security needed within organizations • George Heron, McAfee Chief Scientist – need to educate and empower users through awareness and security tools

  16. Questions Before Elvis Leaves The Building?

  17. Questions?? • As always, be careful out there.

  18. Credits: • Thanks to David Fry, John Holladay, and all the guys downstairs taping the program!! • Thanks to Gary, upstairs managing the sound, video, whatever we ask of him • ITNS staff who support and encourage each other: special thanks to Joanna Grama • Gifts from Microsoft, Dell, PEFCU, Dewpoint, Symantec, CERIAS, Awards Unlimited and Scott Ksander

More Related