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Non-Profits Can Establish an Effective Data Privacy Program
 

Learn what Defines Personal Information

How to Start a Data Privacy Program

In addition to the recommendations above, I recommend the following:

Basics of Information Security Protection - Practice with Consistency!

Build and Maintain a Secure Network

Protect Cardholder Data

Maintain a Vulnerability Management Program

Implement Strong Access Control Measures

Regularly Monitor and Test Networks

Maintain an Information Security Policy

Requirement 12: Maintain a policy that addresses information security

Julius Clark, MBA, CISSP, CISA

Information Security Professional


Posted by Julius Clark at 2:36 PM 2 comments: 
Using Information Security Detection Technology to stave off a Possible Pandemic Using Information Security Detection Technology to Stave Off a Possible Flu Pandemic

What the thermal scanner can’t do.


Posted by Julius Clark at 12:30 AM No comments: Labels: information security, swine flu, thermal scanner, virus


The Boston Craigslist Killer: How Information Security techniques were used to track & catch the suspect Phillip Markoff. 


IP Address tracking

Forensic Imaging

Connecting the Dots with Audit Trails

Case solved

The irony here is that the same technology the suspect used to setup his victims ultimately was used to track and apprehend him. No foot prints needed just high tech trails.



Julius Clark, MBA, MSIS, CISSP, CISA


Posted by Julius Clark at 3:54 PM 2 comments: 
Great Black Speakers Bureau I stumbled upon www.GreatBlackSpeakers.com (GBS) while looking for some images relating to "corporate change". What a great find this was! Many of the speakers registered on this site I had the opportunity of seeing in person at BDPA conferences:

GBS Motto: "Shaping Minds One Speech at a Time"


From website

Great Black Speakers was founded in January 2007 by Lawrence Watkins, a 24 year old, successful entrepreneur. Great Black speaker's bureau is committed to providing excellence, reliability, and an elevated measure of integrity on a daily basis.


Great Black Speakers Bureau is a new speakers' bureau that helps universities, corporations, and high schools find high quality, African-American speakers for different events.

GBS has a good search feature that lets you search speakers by Topic or Industry.

GBS also assists African American speakers with the opportunity to increase their exposure. We offer services to help speakers advance, promote and manage their speaking career to achieve future success.

You can get started with a one-time-fee of only $125. GBS will handle the marketing of your services for you.

Want to become a motivational speaker?
To be considered as a speaker for GBS, please email the following info to email@example.com:

In closing

Great Black Speakers is an excellent concept and resource for any company or organization looking to book up and coming to award winning African American speakers. I noticed that there are not many Information Technology speakers listed on the GBS site, perhaps some of the BDPA' s outstanding IT Thought Leaders can fill that Gap? Additionally, I did not see any African American Information Security speakers registered with GBS; I think I can possible build up my work to at least be considered as a featured speaker.

This gives me motivation to build my Though Leadership brand on Information Security & Technology and solving community issues. Stay tuned….

Posted by Julius Clark at 8:43 PM 2 comments: Labels: African American, Black History Month, Public Speakers

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