Date: 10th December 2011 (Saturday)
Venue: Chapter Office
Time: 6:30 - 8:30 PM
The Topic: On a daily basis, numerous organizations get their networks compromised and their confidential data is leaked. As we have seen from the cases of well known organizations getting hacked, no network perhaps can be truly safe from a determined hacker. That said, organizations can prevent themselves from being hacked by avoiding a few common mistakes.
To know more, attend a thought provoking session by K K Mookhey (CISA, CISSP, CISM, CRISC), Founder, Network Intelligence India and one of India's most well known speakers in the security space. KK's session will look at real-life examples with screenshots and case studies of how organizations are getting their networks compromised, and what role can the IT professional play to prevent such an occurrence on their networks. The talk focuses specially on application security, privileged ID management, and database security challenges and solutions.
The Speaker: Mr Kanwal K. Mookhey (CISA, CISSP, CISM ) is the Principal Consultant and Founder at Network Intelligence (www.niiconsulting.com) as well as the Founder of The Institute of Information Security (www.iisecurity.in). He is an internationally well-regarded expert in the field of IT governance, information risk management, forensic fraud investigations, compliance, and business continuity. He has more than a decade of experience in this field, having worked with prestigious clients such as the The Indian Navy, The United Nations, Abu Dhabi & Dubai Stock Exchanges, State Bank of India, Saudi Telecom, Capgemini, BNP Paribas, the Mumbai Crime Branch and many others.
His skills and know-how encompass risk management, compliance, business continuity, application security, computer forensics, and penetration testing. He is well-versed with international standards such as COBIT, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, BS 25999, and ITIL / ISO 20000.
He is the author of two books (Linux Security And Controls by ISACA, and Metasploit Framework, by Syngress Publishing), and of numerous articles on information security.
He has also presented at conferences such as OWASP, Blackhat, Interop, IT Underground and others.
