2007 is bringing improvements to the Security Catalyst….
On this last day of January, I wanted to quickly issue an update as to some of the things I am working on.
First: I’m still working on preparing the launch of the Family Security Series. I know it’s taking me longer than I had hoped… but I have decided that quality is more important; I think you’ll appreciate that. I’m working right now to lead my organization through some exciting changes, and that is taking a bit more time and energy than I expected.
I am focused on creating exceptional experiences - and I hope to bring that to the podcasts (and count on you to keep me honest). I set aside some time this weekend to get the Family Security Series finished so I can roll it out over the next 7 weeks and help you jump start your 2007 awareness program!
Here is a quick overview of what I am planning for 2007
We enter 2007 with an improved programming schedule, designed to provide you with important insights and information you need to be more effective in 2007. We kick-start the year with a series that you can use to promote awareness and gain an effective improvement in your overall security. We also have series planned to address the challenges and solutions you are considering for 2007.
Teach Your Family Security Series (starting February 2007)
Jump start your security awareness campaign with this seven-part series that explains the five steps every computer user must take to secure their personal computers. We also explore how to secure your wireless connection at home, and then share some tips and tricks the security professionals use with their families.
This series is based on published guidance and will include the audio podcast as well as handouts available in PDF format that you are encouraged to use in your organizations.
Security professionals will benefit from this approach, too, by having a more concrete approach to follow with home users for future initiatives, and by learning new ways to explain these concepts to their users.
Security Solutions and Implementation Series
* Privacy Policy
* Hard Drive Encryption Series
* Information Classification
* Identity Management Solutions
* Others - send in your requests
In each of these series, you can expect:
* A brief overview of the topic
* An approach for drafting a project overview, justification, RFP and initial research
* A briefing on top choices for vendors and solutions (including pricing)
* Interviews and insights from other catalysts that have already implemented the solution
I’m working to program each series (or some shorter episodes that cover one topic) to help provide some insights and guide you through some of the more complex projects many of us are being asked to implement. I plan to approach each show as if I were coaching your organization through this process.
We’re also launching two new programs:
Security Questions and Answers with Adam Dodge
Each Month, Adam Dodge and I provide answers and insights to audience questions - and help address consumer security concerns, business challenges and career questions. More than opinion, we provide details and information that you need to make a difference.
Privacy Strategies with John Sileo
Geared for business users, each month John and I will explore the 10 rules of corporate data privacy. Join two authors and professional speakers as we provide insights and information on how you can protect your business.
I’m expecting both to get started in February/March and then we’ll run monthly. We’ll see (but once we get started, it’ll roll).
You’ll also start to notice some subtle changes to the website, our branding and should expect more information about the growth of the Security Catalyst Community (and how you can be involved). These changes and information will trickle out over the entire year.
I am excited about the promise of 2007. I am even more passionate about and committed to improving the way we practice security and protect information.
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