Events
Connect with us at the following upcoming events:
Conferences
May 4-7
The Payments Academy Conference
Indianapolis, IN
Monday, May 6
8:15 – 9:15 AM
Exploring the Diverse Applications of SAQ A
Attendees will gain valuable insights and a more comprehensive understanding of various outsourced e-commerce models during this engaging session. This knowledge will not only empower you to navigate the intricacies of outsourcing but will also shed light on how these models align with distinct approaches in completing SAQ A.
Speakers:
- Matt Herring, Payment Card Manager, University of Florida
- Pete Campbell, CISA, CISSP, QSA, Manager, Security Advisor Services/PCI Practice Lead, CampusGuard
9:45 – 10:45 AM
Hands-On Exploration: Applying SAQ A in Real-world Scenarios
Participants will actively collaborate and immerse themselves in a series of real-world scenarios during this interactive session on SAQ A implementation. By engaging in hands-on groups exercises, attendees will gain practical experience and insight into determining the delineation of responsibilities between themselves and third-party entities when it comes to meeting the technical requirements of SAQ A.
Speakers:
- Pete Campbell, CISA, CISSP, QSA, Manager, Security Advisor Services/PCI Practice Lead, CampusGuard
- Matt Herring, Payment Card Manager, University of Florida
2:45 – 3:45 PM
Unveiling Targeted Risk Assessments (TRAs) in PCI 4.0
Understanding the Who, What, Where, When, and Why regarding Targeted Risk Assessments (TRAs). In this panel discussion, we will discuss and walk through who is the best person for evaluating and assessing risk as it pertains to your Card Holder Data Environment (Who). We will also discuss the different aspects of scope and what is relevant to each of the SAQs (What, Where, and When). Additionally, we will discuss how TRAs may aid you, not only in terms of PCI compliance but also in managing your overall risk. This will give you an overall sense of the goal behind performing TRAs as well as why attackers are doing what they are doing (Why). We will also touch on best practices for documenting your risk(s) (Bonus – How). Finally, we’ll wrap things up with Q&A. Be sure to bring your questions!
Speakers:
- Amanda Brummond, MBA, Assistant Controller/University Accounting + Accounts Payable, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
- Tom Sulzer, Project Manager, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
- Pete Campbell, CISA, CISSP, QSA, Manager, Security Advisor Services/PCI Practice Lead, CampusGuard
May 8-10
June 4-6
July 8-11
Elevate 2024
Atlanta, GA
Connect with us at the event and join our session:
Developing a Robust Staff Awareness Training Program to Address Cybersecurity Risks
Speakers:
- Katie Johnson, Manager, Operations Support and Online Training Product Lead, CampusGuard
- Andy Grant, Director, National Business Development and Marketing, CampusGuard
July 9, 2024
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Int’l Ballroom S (Int’l Tower Level 1)
With cybersecurity and compliance standards evolving to match the growing threat landscape, providing faculty and staff with up-to-date awareness training that meets basic security and compliance requirements and addresses the growing risks facing K-12 schools is critical. Faced with resource constraints and schedule/time limitations, how can organizations ensure staff development aligns with district procedures and empowers employees to recognize and report potential security threats? What may have succeeded in the past is no longer effective today.
This presentation explores strategies for developing a robust training program with engaging content tailored to protect sensitive information, prevent the impact of breaches, and reduce ongoing costs on security and IT teams. Presenters will review real-world scenarios and recent K-12 breach statistics to enforce the importance of ongoing staff awareness training.
July 20-23
Webinars
May 16
Growing Cybersecurity Risks for K-12 Schools: Empowering Your Staff with Effective Security Awareness Training
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm CDT
About the Webinar:
K-12 schools face increasing threats from cybercriminals and ransomware, due to the wealth of sensitive student data and administrative records stored within their systems.
How can you ensure your staff is prepared to proactively defend against cyberattacks? Educating end users on their crucial role in safeguarding student and staff information and recognizing and responding to potential security threats is critical.
This webinar will examine real-world lessons learned, recent K-12 breach statistics, and strategies for developing and implementing a robust cybersecurity awareness training program.
The webinar will be co-hosted with FACTS.