Meetings
The Hampton Roads ISSA Chapter meets on the first Tuesday of every month, beginning with networking 5:30. Announcements, Speaker and Business Meeting, from 6:00-8:00. Any deviations will be posted.
Upcoming Meetings:
- 6 April – Marcos Christondonte (Gartner)
- 4 May – Jon Zaycheck (Sera Brynn)
- 1 June – Kevin McPeak (Lenovo)
- 12 July – Trung Tran Cyber and Artificial Intelligence
- 3 August – Pam Churchill HR Trends with Cyber Professionals
- 6 September – TBD
- 5 October – TBD
- 1 November – TBD
- 6 December – Holiday Party
Roopchan Ramdon (roopchan@gmail.com) if interested in presenting a topic
Past Meetings:
- Jeremy Druin (Ellipsis information Security, LLC security Mistakes everyone Makes
- Tarique Collins, Esq. CIPP-US, CIPM Privacy and security legal compliance issues
- Daniel Etheredge (Red Canary) 2020 Threat Detection w. open source tools
- Allan Jenik (Securis) Leverage NSA in the destruction of data
- Darren Cathey (LogRythm) Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC)
- Matthew Harvey (AWS) COVID 19 and Cyber Security
- John Bos, Maritime Vulnerability Overview
- Dustin Sievers (Defense Security Service), DSS in Transition: The Changing Face of Procedural Compliance
- Carl Elsinger (Duo), Dan Bowden (Sentara), Staying Ahead of the Security Challenges in Healthcare
- Kevin McPeak (Symantec), Internet Security Threat Report
- Allan Jenik (Securis Demonstration), Tom Paulk presented an article on Bitcoin, John Bos presented on Obfuscation
- Special Agent Marshall Ward presented Cyber Security Awareness and Best Practices
- Mike Young from Bastille presented on Wireless Security
- Mark Minasi presented on Data Harvesting using PowerShell
- Evan Larsen presented on Cyber Security
- Jake Ahlgrim presented on PCI-DSS and security in the Payment Card Industry
- Drew Epperson presented on “Best Practices in Securing C4I and Critical Systems”
- ISSA Hampton Roads Christmas Party and Election – Aberdeen Barn in Virginia Beach
- Charles Tate presented on Physical Security
- Kevin McPeak will be presenting on “The Five W’s of Mobile Malware: Examining the Who, What, When, Where, and Why & a Discussion of What Can Be Done About It”