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Friday
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Domain: Concurrent Session
Session Type: Information Security and Privacy Protection
Theme(s): Collaboration, inter- or intra-institutional; Security, privacy, audit
Session Type: Information Security and Privacy Protection
Theme(s): Collaboration, inter- or intra-institutional; Security, privacy, audit
The increase of security threats on campuses and the tightening of budgets require IT security programs to get creative. How do you balance the reactive work with the proactive initiatives? The University of Oklahoma will share its strategy for striking this balance and building a community around IT security.
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"Just One Thing" awareness program with one tip per week for 10 weeks. #E11_SESS133 #EDU11
CybSecurity Quick Ref: Given to faculty and staff. #E11_SESS133 #EDU11
Community: generates advocacy of security program and buy-in. #E11_SESS133 #EDU11
Patch management isn't just for Operating Systems. Needs to be done for applications. #E11_SESS133 #EDU11
5 Why's by Sakichi Toyoda. Used by a team to find root causes to incidents. #E11_SESS133 #EDU11
Split analysis into 2 phases. If you don't pass phase 1, then go to phase 2 else just stop. #E11_SESS133 #EDU11 Reduces analysis time.
Teach IT-Techs how to determine if infections should be escalated to InfoSec. #E11_SESS133 #EDU11
Make triage a specific process to reduce costs. #E11_SESS133 #EDU11
cost=cycles(Detection + Triage + e-rate(Anaylsis + Resolution)) #E11_SESS133 #EDU11
Are you stuck in "Firefighting mode?" - Reactive cycle. #E11_SESS133 #EDU11