FISSEA’s 24th Annual Conference:
"Bridging to the Future – Emerging Trends in Cybersecurity"
March 15-17, 2011
Presentations
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March 15, 2011
Keynote Address: Overview of the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE)
Dr. Ernest McDuffie, NIST
NICE Panel
Track 1 - Timothy Fraser, DHS, National Protection and Programs Directorate
Track 2 - Michael Lach, U.S. Department of Education
Track 3 - Maureen B. Higgins, OPM and Jacqueline Caldwell, OPM
Track 4 - Peggy Maxson, DHS
Presentation of:
FISSEA Security Contest Winners and
FISSEA Educator of the Year
TRACK 1: Bridging to the Future – Emerging Trends in Cybersecurity
(Green Auditorium)
The Six Skills of Highly Effective & Validated InfoSec Professionals
Sondra Schneider, Security University
IT Security Awareness on a Budget
Joe Garrity, Library of Congress
Hacking Techniques for Hacking Stuff
Rob Murphy, ISI Professional Services
Personally Identifiable Information: An Interactive Story
Carolyn Schmidt, DOC/NIST
TRACK 2: Open Forum
(Lecture Room B)
ISS LOB Security Awareness Training Tier 1 and Tier 2 Panel
Moderator: Tim McBride, DHS
Panel Members:
Gretchen Morris (DB Consulting/NASA);
John Feldmann (DoS);
Terri Cinnamon (VA);
Dave Zwach (DoS);
George Bieber (DoD);
William Peratino (OPM)
Securing The Human
Marcus Sachs, Verizon
Social Insecurity: Social Media Challenges for Cyber Security Professionals
Albert Lewis, HP Enterprise Services
March 16, 2011
Keynote Address: Staying Safe in Cyberspace
Barbara Lawrence, Northrop Grumman
Building a Cybersecurity Talent Pipeline
Tim McManus, Partnership for Public Service
Cyberbullying: The Impact of Staying Connected
Dr. Karen Paullet, American Public University
TRACK 1: Bridging to the Future – Emerging Trends in Cybersecurity
(Green Auditorium)
Keeping the Lights On: The Challenges of Cybersecurity Training and Awareness for the Smart Grid
Susan Farrand, U.S. Department of Energy
U. S. Cyber Challenge: Developing the Next Generation of Cyber Guardians
Karen S. Evans, U.S. Cyber Challenge
Federal Virtual Training Environment (FedVTE) and Federal Cybersecurity Training Exercise (FedCTE)
Benjamin Scribner, DHS
Diplomatic Cybersecurity Workforce: Building for the Future
Susan Hansche, Avaya Government Solutions and
Mike Riley, Edgesource Corporation
Competency Driven Training Programs
Terri Cinnamon, Department of Veterans Affairs
TRACK 2: Open Forum
(Lecture Room B)
Cyber Educators: The Lifeline to a Workforce in Crisis
Marc H. Noble, (ISC)2
Lessons Learned: A Craft Union/Trade School Approach to Security Practitioner Training
James R. Lindley, Internal Revenue Service
Improved Customer Service: A Security Trend We Really Need
John O’Leary, O’Leary Management Education
Spiral Learning: Cybersecurity Woven Into the Organization
Corey D. Schou, Informatics Research Institute, Idaho State University
Security Awareness at the Bureau of the Public Debt
David Kurtz, Bureau of the Public Debt
March 17, 2011
Keynote Address:
Kevin Gates, Professional Staff Member, House Armed Services Committee
CyberWatch: Creating the Next Generation of Cybersecurity Professionals
Dr. Margaret Leary, CyberWatch and
Dr. Davina Pruitt-Mentle, Educational Technology Policy, Research, and Outreach (ETPRO)
TRACK 1: Bridging to the Future – Emerging Trends in Cybersecurity
(Green Auditorium)
Launching a 21st Century Mentor Program: Using Technology to Enhance Workforce Development
Rosa Ayer, Department of Veterans Affairs
Cybersecurity Mystery: Can you solve it in world?
Daniel Stein, DHS, Alex Pyle, USDA, and
Susan Hansche, Avaya Government Solutions
Information System Technology: When and How to Address Security Implications of New Technologies
John Ippolito, Allied Technology Group and
Dr. Paul Krasley, DIA
Securing the Weakest Link
Jayson Ferron, Global Knowledge
TRACK 2: Open Forum
(Lecture Room B)
Tactical and Strategic Visions of Commercial Certifications
George Bieber, DoD
Getting Secure Software Assurance Knowledge into Conventional Educational Practice: Three National Initiatives
Dan Shoemaker, University of Detroit Mercy
Building and Strengthening a Technical Workforce Through Mentoring
Kelly Arnold, NSA and
Joyce Lusby, NSA
Workforce Education and Training in Software Assurance and Supply Chain Risk Management
Joe Jarzombek, DHS and
Dr. Robin Gandhi, University of Nebraska at Omaha
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