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SONORAN DESERT SECURITY USERS GROUP
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2013
Founder/President SDSUG - Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM – ACF2
Chairperson SDSUG – Stephen Mintz, CISSP - TSS
0745 - 0830 Registration/Refreshments compliments of CA Technologies
 NETWORKING with your SDSUG Members from around the State of Arizona
0830 - 0900 Business meeting – Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM
 New Website & Usage Update
 November Election of Officers
0900 – 1015 “The IT Board Game - Time for IT to come out of the closet and get a seat at the table”
 Diana Rosenblatt, CIPP/US – Risk Manager for Ideal Insurance – Glendale, AZ
1015 - 1030
Break & Networking - Refreshments compliments of CA Technologies
1030- 1145
“Real Time Interdiction with ZERO False Positives”
 Brett L. Scott, CTO – LiveSquare Security
1145 - 1200 - Gerad W. Claseman, President – American Service Animal Society (ASAS) - TBD
1200-1300 LUNCH & Networking time - Compliments of CA Technologies
1315- 1430
“Defcon 21 (2013) Part 1 of 2”
 Erik Graham, MSIA, CISSP-ISSAP, CRISC, CISM – General Dynamics C4 Systems
1430 – 1445
Break & Networking - Refreshments compliments of CA Technologies
1445 – 1600
“Defcon 21 (2013) Part 2 of 2”
 Erik Graham, MSIA, CISSP-ISSAP, CRISC, CISM – General Dynamics C4 Systems
1600 – 1615 Closing Remarks – Leo J. Hauguel - CISSP, NSA-IAM
The 2014 SDSUG Wednesday Quarterly meetings are as follows:
February 12 or 19, 2014/ITT-TECH; May 14, 2014/UAT ; August 13, 2014/ITT-TECH;
November 12, 2014/UAT
Please mark your calendars now and plan to attend one of the meetings.
Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM
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SONORAN DESERT SECURITY USERS GROUP
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2013
Founder/President SDSUG - Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM – ACF2
Chairperson SDSUG – Stephen Mintz, CISSP - TSS
Instructions on how to reserve your seat at the WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2013, Sonoran Desert
Security User Group Meeting (SDSUG). Admission to the meeting is FREE but be willing to SHARE
information with other professionals in your field of expertise.
WHEN:
TIME:
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2013
0745-1600
UAT - CAPACITY IS 130!
2625 W. BASELINE RD.
TEMPE, AZ 85283-1056
TELEPHONE 800-658-5744
http://www.uat.edu/
PERSONAL CELL#: 623-826-1940 - Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM
R.S.V.P. IS REQUIRED FOR THIS MEETING!
Please SEND in your reservation in by MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2013!
CANCELLATIONS REQUIRED BY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2013 EOD!
NOTE EMAIL & CONTACT INFORMATION
SDSUG:
E-Mail Reservation to:
SUBJECT LINE:
leohauguel@cox.net
“SDSUG November 2013 Meeting RSVP”
Provide the following information when you Email in your reservation:
Your Full Name:
(First, MI, Last);
Company Name:
Phone Number:
Where you can be contacted during the day/cell
Email address:
Work and/or alternate Home (SDSUG Membership Email (ID) used.
This location is about ½ mile West of the I10 on Baseline road on the SOUTH SIDE OF THE ROAD
JUST PAST Fry’s Electronics Store.
Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM
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SONORAN DESERT SECURITY USERS GROUP
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2013
Founder/President SDSUG - Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM – ACF2
Chairperson SDSUG – Stephen Mintz, CISSP - TSS
Title
“The IT Board Game - Time for IT to come out of the closet and get a seat at the table”
Speaker
Diana Rosenblatt, CIPP/US – Risk Manager for Ideal Insurance – Glendale, AZ
Biography
Diana Rosenblatt
Mother, Risk Manager, Public Speaker, Docent Heard Museum. Board Member
Business Experience:
Risk Manager
Ideal Insurance
Disaster Recovery Director
Agility Recovery Solutions
Computer Programmer
Micros
Mission: To provide small business the Risk Management resources of Fortune 500 companies that help
to improve the business’s financial resilience.
Designations:
CIPP: Certified Information Privacy Professional
CRM: Certified Risk Manager-pending
ARM: Associates Risk Management-pending
Affiliation:
 Alliance of Financial and Women Accountants (AFWA)
 Sonoran Desert Security User Group - SDSUG
 Infragard
 Medical Group Management Association (MGMA)
 Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS)
Education:
 Michigan State University
 American Institute For Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters
 The National Alliance for Insurance Education & Research
Volunteer:
 Heard Museum; Docent
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SONORAN DESERT SECURITY USERS GROUP
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2013
Founder/President SDSUG - Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM – ACF2
Chairperson SDSUG – Stephen Mintz, CISSP - TSS
Summary
Presentation Agenda:
 What IT Should Know about Business
a. What’s driving IT in business
b. How can I learn to keep my job
 Why I Should Care
a. Job Security
b. Job Advancement
 How to drive decisions instead of live with the results
a. Initiate Training
b. Initiate Change
Greater board involvement in technology means that corporate directors, just like CIOs, have to raise their
game. Many more boards are seeking to better understand technology issues and their business implications
than they have in the past.
Businesses are increasingly more digital and it’s not just a matter of process automation or resource-planning
systems. Technology trends such as big data, cloud computing, mobility, and social media are giving rise to
new marketing and operational capabilities. Indeed, technology has become too embedded in the fabric of the
business—and too critical for competitive performance—to be left to the IT function alone.
As a result, many senior-executive teams have been called upon to get involved in technology issues. Boards
are also beginning to take a strategic view of how technology trends are shaping their companies’ future. More
boards than ever before are asking questions that ensure executives focus on the right issues. Deeper board
involvement is also serving as a mechanism to cut through company politics and achieve endorsement of larger,
integrated technology investments.
The value at stake from getting technology right is typically quite large. Recent research indicates that about
half of M&A (merger and acquisition) synergies depend on IT, which makes it a core driver of deal success.1
The risk of cyber attacks is another area that can directly affect both operations and the broader brand or
business reputation. In fact, some boards are beginning to direct their risk committees to oversee cyber security
issues.2
Diana Rosenblatt CIPP/US
602-620-0700 direct
623-209-5363 fax
Ideal Insurance
7121 W. Bell Road
Glendale, Arizona 85308 - diana@idealins.com
Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM
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SONORAN DESERT SECURITY USERS GROUP
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2013
Founder/President SDSUG - Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM – ACF2
Chairperson SDSUG – Stephen Mintz, CISSP - TSS
Title
“Real Time Interdiction with ZERO False Positives”
Speaker
Brett L. Scott, CTO LiveSquare Security
Biography
Brett L. Scott is a technology professional with a career starting in 1987. Programming computers since
1977, Brett quickly developed a passion for the growing computer industry. Brett has served as a
hardware tech, a bulletin board sysop, a Network Technician, Programmer, DBA, and System Architect.
He is the inventor of the Proactive Defense Network, a patent pending, proactive and collaborative anticyber warfare technology.
Summary
Brett Scott will present and do a live demo of the latest technology from the R & D company LiveSquare
Security.
Contact Information
Brett L. Scott, CTO LiveSquare Security
Blscott@livesquare.com
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SONORAN DESERT SECURITY USERS GROUP
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2013
Founder/President SDSUG - Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM – ACF2
Chairperson SDSUG – Stephen Mintz, CISSP - TSS
Title
“Defcon 21 (2013) – Part 1 of 2”
Speaker
Erik Graham, MSIA, CISSP-ISSAP, CRISC, CISM
Principal Information Security Engineer - General Dynamics - C4 Systems
Biography
Erik Graham, CISSP-ISSAP, CISM, is Enterprise Security Architect for General Dynamics C4 Systems,
where he is responsible for the security architecture that protect the confidentiality, integrity, and
availability of General Dynamics' information assets from a wide range of risks.
Erik has been working in the computer industry for over 20 years with over 17 years directly focused on
computer security / information assurance. He has worked in a wide variety of both logical and physical
security areas related to computer network attack (CNA) and computer network defense (CND).
Currently he is working on the security related to several technologies to include cloud computing,
network protocol and application risk assessments, mobile device management (MDM), bring your own
device (BYOD), reverse engineering, supply chain threats, and the insider threat (data exfiltration /
covert channels).
Erik has a Bachelor of Science from the University of Phoenix, a Master of Science in Information
Assurance from Norwich University and holds multiple industry certifications.
Summary
With every passing day the challenge of protecting information systems increases. Information systems
are becoming more complex which in combination with users who want more functionality with greater
ease of use leads to an ever increasing risk. Staying current on security risks is critical to the protection
of those information systems. In this presentation we will cover one of the best ways to stay on top of
emerging security risks - Defcon. Defcon is the largest meeting of hackers in the US and it is one of the
best ways to see and understand the new risks and more importantly their impact on your information
systems. If you attended great; be ready to tell us what you learned. If you didn’t attend, shame on you;
but don’t worry we’ll fill you in on some the most interesting presentations.
Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM
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SONORAN DESERT SECURITY USERS GROUP
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2013
Founder/President SDSUG - Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM – ACF2
Chairperson SDSUG – Stephen Mintz, CISSP - TSS
Title
“Defcon 21 (2013) – Part 2 of 2”
Speaker
Erik Graham, MSIA, CISSP-ISSAP, CRISC, CISM
Principal Information Security Engineer - General Dynamics - C4 Systems
Biography
Erik Graham, CISSP-ISSAP, CISM, is Enterprise Security Architect for General Dynamics C4 Systems,
where he is responsible for the security architecture that protect the confidentiality, integrity, and
availability of General Dynamics' information assets from a wide range of risks.
Erik has been working in the computer industry for over 20 years with over 17 years directly focused on
computer security / information assurance. He has worked in a wide variety of both logical and physical
security areas related to computer network attack (CNA) and computer network defense (CND).
Currently he is working on the security related to several technologies to include cloud computing,
network protocol and application risk assessments, mobile device management (MDM), bring your own
device (BYOD), reverse engineering, supply chain threats, and the insider threat (data exfiltration /
covert channels).
Erik has a Bachelor of Science from the University of Phoenix, a Master of Science in Information
Assurance from Norwich University and holds multiple industry certifications.
Summary
With every passing day the challenge of protecting information systems increases. Information systems
are becoming more complex which in combination with users who want more functionality with greater
ease of use leads to an ever increasing risk. Staying current on security risks is critical to the protection
of those information systems. In this presentation we will cover one of the best ways to stay on top of
emerging security risks - Defcon. Defcon is the largest meeting of hackers in the US and it is one of the
best ways to see and understand the new risks and more importantly their impact on your information
systems. If you attended great; be ready to tell us what you learned. If you didn’t attend, shame on you;
but don’t worry we’ll fill you in on some the most interesting presentations.
Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM
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SONORAN DESERT SECURITY USERS GROUP
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2013
Founder/President SDSUG - Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM – ACF2
Chairperson SDSUG – Stephen Mintz, CISSP - TSS
Erik Graham, MSIA, CISSP-ISSAP, CRISC, CISM
Principal Information Security Engineer
General Dynamics - C4 Systems
8201 E. McDowell Road, MD: H707
Scottsdale, AZ 85257
Phone: 480-441-4831, Cell: 480-734-6164, FAX: 480-441-3868
PGP key or x509 certificate available upon request.
Leo J. Hauguel, CISSP, NSA-IAM
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