Crown Jewels Risk Assessment: Cost Effective Risk Identification (RSA Conference 2017)
Enterprise security risk assessments are typically shallow or expensive due to the vastness of the systems and data. But a study on sensitive data found that the organization’s “crown jewels” (top 0.01% to 2.0% sensitive data) accounts for 70% of the value to the enterprise. This allows for a unique approach to performing a security risk assessment—namely the crown jewels approach.
Detailed Presentation :
(Source : RSA USA 2017)
Speaker :
Doug Landoll
Doug Landoll is dynamic speaker and information security expert who always brings a unique mix of business strategy, keen insight and technical know-how to current information security topics. In his 25+ years in the industry, he has performed in roles as a Secure Coder and Product Evaluator for the NSA; assessed vulnerabilities in systems for the CIA, FBI and NATO; built security programs for corporations large and small; guided information security compliance initiatives for regulated industries; and instructed over 1500 CISSP and CISA candidates. Landoll authored the best-selling Security Risk Assessment Handbook, and the recent Information Security Policies, Procedures, and Standards. He holds a CS degree from JMU, and an MBA from UT, Austin.
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