Topic: NIST CSF: How to Avoid Data Breaches

Description: 

The National Institute of Standards and Technology Cybersecurity Framework (NIST CSF) is a three-part, risk-based approach to cyber risk management. Some organizations require vendors and regulators to use CSF, as it provides the necessary guidance, guidelines, and practices that allow organizations to better manage and reduce cybersecurity risk in their critical infrastructure. 

We will cover the following topics in our presentation:

• Who should utilize NIST CSF? 

• The 5 functions of NIST CSF

• Best practices to implement CSF and avoid data breaches 

Speaker:

John Shin, Managing Director at RSI Security and Distinguished PCI QSA in San Diego, CA.

John Shin is the founder and managing director at RSI Security and has over 18 years of Information Technology and Cybersecurity leadership experience working with industries across the board. As a PCI Qualified Security Assessor (QSA), Certified Information Systems Security Professional, NIST 800-171 expert, CISM, and Project Management Professional (PMP), John works with businesses at virtually any size and scale to assess and improve cybersecurity strategy and posture. He’s also the author of multiple research papers for the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory and others.