Chapter Highlights

• August 21, 2018, Effective Security Leader Training: A Business-Driven Approach with Practical Management Techniques by Phil Beyer
• July 17, 2018, Preparing and Responding to an Endpoint Incident, What to Configure and Look for by Michael Gough
• UT Austin Joe Thompson Center location and parking permit information
• Upcoming speakers
• About the chapter

 

June Chapter Meeting

Tuesday, June 19 from 11:30 to 1:00

The Attacker’s POV – Hacking Mobile Apps in Your Enterprise to Reveal Real Vulnerabilities and Protect the Business by Brian Reed, Chief Mobility Officer and Brian Lawrence, Security ENgineer

In this eye-opening session, Brian Reed, Chief Mobility Officer, will uncover and expose how attackers identify and exploit mobile app security vulnerabilities in commercial and custom mobile apps to compromise your enterprise. Through a series of live scenarios using open source and other tools from the attacker POV, Brian Lawrence, Security Engineer, will crack and exploit vulnerabilities in mobile apps to steal sensitive data and gain access to systems… and then share best practices on how to protect yourself and your enterprise. Don’t miss this startling presentation!

Upcoming Speakers

July 17, 2018 Defending the Industrial Cloud	Brett Young Leidos	Sponsor: SparkCognition
August 21, 2018 How to Protect Your Company During a Merger	Rick Handley Schlumberger	Sponsor:
September 18, 2018 Hacker Carpet Bomb	Andy Thompson CyberArk	Sponsor:
October 16, 2018	CISCO	Sponsor:
November 20, 2018		Sponsor:
December 18, 2018		Sponsor:
January 15, 2019		Sponsor:
February 19, 2019		Sponsor:
March 19, 2019		Sponsor:

About the Chapter

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Developing and connecting CyberSecurity leaders in Austin.

The Capitol of Texas chapter of the International Systems Security Association (ISSA) is the largest and oldest chapter in Austin  dedicated to advancing individual growth, managing technology risk and protecting critical information and infrastructure.