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Duration: 1 Hour
How can leaders and managers help their organisations adopt a proactive cyber security posture?
Cyber security is no longer a concern for just frontline IT managers and team members. A successful organisational cyber security program must be administered with a top-down approach.
In this on-demand webinar designed for members of the board, senior executives, and management, Learning Tree CEO Richard A. Spires helps you understand, assess, and position your organization to address cyber security threats.
Learning objectives:
- The need for effective cyber security risk management
- Mitigating risk with risk assessment techniques and management frameworks
- Identifying potential security gaps that could prove a liability
Earn 1 CEU. Credits are self-reported to the industry certifying bodies. Check their respective websites for details/qualifications.
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Presented by Richard A. Spires
Learning Tree CEO, Former CIO at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the IRS
Richard has been in the IT field for more than thirty years, with eight years in federal government service. He has served as Chief Information Officer (CIO) of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), as well as CIO for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). He led the IRS’s Business Systems Modernisation program for two and half years, one of the largest and most complex information technology modernisation efforts ever undertaken.
Richard’s private sector career includes providing program management and IT services to the government, telecommunications, and financial services markets. Richard has won a number of awards for his leadership in IT, including: 2012 Fed 100 Government Executive Eagle Award, TechAmerica’s 2012 Government Executive of the Year, and Government Computer News 2011 Civilian Government Executive of the Year.