April 2016: Why Can't Johnny be Good? The making of an insider threat.

Topic: Why Can't Johnny be Good? The making of an insider threat.  

 Abstract: 

 When new staff report to work for you on Day 1, they simply want to do a good job, get recognized for doing good work, and make a good salary – they RARELY arrive on day one with the intent to do you or your organization’s information systems any harm. However, something happens to them, either in their personal or work life that changes this, and more times than not, leadership in most organizations either miss or ignore the signs that Johnny is turning against you. This session will entertain you with the deconstruction of some popular insider threat cases and present to you a framework you (and your senior leadership) can use to help prevent the good people you hire from becoming insider threats.

Speaker: Chuck Georgo

For more than thirty years, Chuck Georgo has served as a public safety strategist, business analyst, systems engineer, and project manager supporting national and homeland security missions of federal, state, local, and tribal government agencies, and corporate security and intellectual property protection objectives of private sector organizations. In each engagement, Chuck helped these organizations to develop and implement effective strategy, strong program management, innovative technologies, and behavior changing performance management systems designed to effect achievement of desired public safety and business results. Chuck has completed competencies for ISO/IEC 27001:2005 Lead Auditor (TPECS). He currently serves on the Criminal Justice Information Systems (CJIS) Committee for the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) and as Vice President for the InfraGard Maryland Members Alliance.

CPE Value:   2 CPEs