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Benjamin Nathan

Benjamin Nathan
Associate Director, Security & Identity Management Services
Weill Cornell Medical College
New York, New York
UNITED STATES

Benjamin Nathan

Biography

Benjamin Nathan is the Associate Director of Security and Identity Management in the Information Technologies and Services Department at Weill Cornell Medical College (WCMC) in New York City. Ben and his team work to identify, correlate, and respond to security incidents on the WCMC network using a variety of tools, including Arbor Peakflow X, Sourcefire Intrusion Detection, Tripwire, PGP Encryption, and Arcsight ESM. Ben is also responsible for policy creation, security compliance (including HIPAA), forensics, incident response, and IT risk management. Ben previously served as the Security Compliance Manager for WCMC and as a Senior Server and Application Manager. Ben is currently in pursuit of his Master's degree in Technology Management at Columbia University.

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
EDUCAUSE 2008Using Nontraditional Security Risk Assessments to Clearly Express Risk, Make Persuasive Budget Requests, and Showcase Positive Trends10/31/2008
Security Professionals Conference 2008Using Nontraditional Security Risk Assessments to Measure Risk, Request Budgets, and Illustrate Trends05/06/2008

Interests

Tags
Data Administration
Internal Administration of IT Unit
IT Strategic Planning and Funding
Knowledge Management
Network Infrastructure and Services
Policy
Privacy
Project Management
Security
Teaching and Learning
Training and Support
Compliance
Leadership/Management
Administrative Systems
Instructional Technology
Institutional Research and Planning

Membership Information

General Info

Membership Information
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EDUCAUSEParticipating Representative

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