Join ISACA Tallahassee for our February Educational Session.

Including Cyber Security in Pandemic Preparations

 

Bird Flu, MERS, SARS and now Coronavirus has the potential to change the workforce. In the event of a pandemic that impacts Tallahassee, a percentage of the workforce will not be willing or able to come to the office, yet the critical work must still be accomplished. Strategic planning requirements for pandemic preparations that include remote workers, isolated work areas and contract employees must also take into account the risk associated with cyber security. Cyber criminals will not take the day off because the State of Florida is battling a flu epidemic. Cyber criminals will more likely use it as a window of opportunity. Public and private sector organizations must be ready.

Speaker Bio

Jonathan Kilpatrick is the founder of Trulight LLC and seeks to leverage technology in order to meet strategic goals for our partners. Trulight specializes in Technology Strategy, Regulatory Compliance and Cyber Security. Jonathan was formerly the Chief Information Officer for the City of Tallahassee.   As the Director of Technology and Innovations for the City of Tallahassee, Jonathan was responsible for the technology requirements of the City and the Utilities including Software Development, Technology Infrastructure, Cyber Security, Geographical Information Systems, SCADA Engineering and Maintenance, and Technology Innovations.He began his career as a software developer and progressed to a Division Information Officer in State Government after working in Database management, Network management and Server Administration. Working as the Chief Information Officer for the City of Tallahassee for four years beginning January 2016 has given him a unique perspective on Technology trends.

Jonathan is also a Major in the Florida Air National Guard serving as a Cyber Systems Officer and has recently completed an activation to serve as the Deputy Commander of the 101 ACOMS (Air Communications Squadron) at Tyndall Air Force Base. Jonathan hold a Top Secret SCI clearance and is responsible for the 101 Mission Defense Team's requirement of cyber security for the Falconer Weapon System. He is responsible for the data and communications needs of 601 Air Operations Center, 1 ^st Air Force and Air Forces Northern (AFNORTH).

CPE: 1 CPE hour

Cost: Free to ISACA Members & Students/ $10 for Non-Members

Location: Department of Children & Families - Winewood Building 4 Auditorium

1317 Winewood Boulevard, Tallahassee, FL 32301

Lunch will be provided to all attendees.

February 12, 2020

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM (EST)

Does it seem some women just seem to have it all together? Where does that confidence come from? Why do some women undervalue their skills? Ever set aspirational goals that they seem unachievable?

Just as old apps get replaced by new ones, we must continue to review our personal apps (skills) and upgrade. Women have many more core and multipurpose apps than they often accredit to themselves. Recognize that, in many cases, the dedicated and focused apps are the building blocks and crossover apps for future career growth and advancement.

We will discuss ways that women can:

Speaker: Pam Nigro, Senior Director, Information Security/GRC, BCBSIL, Adjunct Professor, Lewis University, Director, Board of Directors, ISACA

ISACA Board Director, Pam Nigro is the senior director of information security focusing on the GRC practice at Heath Care Service Corporation (HCSC), the fourth largest health insurance company, where she is responsible for information technology/information security risk and compliance testing.