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The Annual Rocky Mountain Information Security Conference (RMISC) is the only conference of its kind in the Rocky Mountain region. A convenient, affordable knowledge-builder for IT security, audit and compliance professionals at all levels. RMISC provides the perfect blend of education, networking and opportunities that are critical to your success in today's economy and security climate!

RMISC is pleased to announce the availability of pre-conference specialty workshops! In addition to extending the conference to offer additional educational opportunities, we hope this will allow more of the industry professionals beyond the Metro Denver area to attend.

Media Partners


Keynote Speakers

  F. Christian Byrnes
Managing vice president
The Five Year Security and Risk Scenario
 
  Sheryl Rose, CRISC, CISM and CISA
Vice President, Chief Information Secuirty Officer, Catholic Health Services
Security Risk Management and the Basics


Workshops


PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

Penetration Testing and Defensive Strategies for SQL injection, XSS and CSRF in Web Applications (SANS)

The Unified Information Security Framework: A Risk-Based Approach to Protecting the Enterprise (NIST)

New Approaches to New (and old) Risks (KPMG)


PRE-CONFERENCE SECURITY LEADERSHIP EXCHANGE

Security Leadership Exchange


THURSDAY WORKSHOPS

101: Why 'Good Enough' Isn't... and a Path Forward

102: Cloud Security and Privacy - Cautious Optimism

103: Legal Issues of Cloud Forensics

104: IT Audit Tool Update

105: How the Software Defined Datacenter is Turning Security on its Head

106: Cyber Crime 2013: Social Engineering Smart Bombs

201: Making Metrics Matter: Connecting Security Performance Metrics to Organizational Objectives

202: Are you Being Served?

203: Commercially Reasonable Security—An Appeals Court Rules What It Is Not

204: Manage Your Risk, Not Somebody Else's

205: Digging into Data Breaches

206: Cross Domain Issues in Emerging Threat Environments - Care and Feeding of Cross Domain Security Teams for Cyberwar for Private and Public Entities

301: Basic Security Hygiene: Necessary But Not Sufficient for Mission/Business Protection

302: A Torpedo in SaaS: Your Provider Has Your Data

303: Securing Your Most Insecure Operating System: Users

304: Secure Colorado: Using the SANS Critical Controls To Drive Down Risk

305: Connecting the Dots: Using OSINT to Properly Target Your Next Phishing, SMiShing, and Social Engineering Attempts

306: Secure Coding Concepts

401: Information Security Program Testing: Getting Your Moneys Worth Out of Your Infosec Spend

402: The State of Security Architecture Practices Today

403: Brainstorming: Getting and Using Creative Ideas

404: Prepare to be Boarded! How to Plan for Your Next Compliance Audit

405: State of the Union: Advances in Web Application and Browser Security

406: The Red Team Red Zone: Tales From the Pen-Test Trenches

Sponsors

Complete list of Sponsors

Please contact Stacey Pina with iPlanIt, our meeting management company, regarding Conference Sponsorship:

Phone: 303.325.3531

eMail: stacey@iplanitmeetings.com