Sponsored by the RCBA
Description:
How the cyber
threat landscape is impacting all of us in our personal and professional lives.
Recent cybercrime events have challenged us to expand our defenses in what we
considered safe havens. Our dependency on technology creates a digital fabric
that is targeted by cyber criminals and the burden of protecting it is on us as
individuals and citizens of Minnesota.
Part I:
Easiest Catch: Don’t Be Another Fish in the
Dark ‘Net
You've read the headlines. Unfortunately, the
question now is not if your information is going to be accessed or stolen, but
when. To inform the attendees of current developments in the digital underground
as well as provide realistic advice for cyber protection, Mark Lanterman
will discuss recent high-profile cybercrime events, including website
breaches impacting a variety of organizations and sectors. He will discuss
particularly dangerous types of threats that might affect individuals involving
the Dark Web, the Internet of Things, phishing, and Wi-Fi attacks;
additionally, Lanterman will demonstrate the value of leveraging digital
evidence and ESI in the courtroom.
Part II: Defending Future Minnesota
Demand for digital government services has exploded over the
last few years, and it continues to grow. Technology is involved in nearly every
aspect of the services that Minnesota state government provides, including
health care data and services, air and water quality reporting systems, and
preparations for public health emergencies. Minnesota Information Technology
Services (MNIT) has a duty to protect the information entrusted to government by
Minnesotans. Rohit Tandon will discuss the cybersecurity challenges facing the
state, and the things MNIT is doing to prepare for or respond to actual and
potential cyber threats.
Registration will begin at 2:30 pm,
the CLE program will run from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm.
PAYMENT OPTIONS: Credit card
payment preferred. To register, click the Register button to the right. To
register and pay later, send an email to info@ramseybar.org or call 651-222-0846.
Feel free to mail this form
with your registration, if you prefer.
Presenters:
Mark Lanterman | Chief Technology
Officer, Computer Forensic Services
Rohit Tandon | Deputy Chief Security
Information Officer, State of Minnesota
CLE Credits:
2.0 Standard CLE Credits Approved | Event
Code: 280345
Cost:
RCBA Members: $30.00
Non-RCBA member:
$40.00
Getting there:
The First National Bank Building Conference Center Training
Room is on the street level, just inside the building entrance at the corner of
Fifth and Minnesota Streets in downtown St. Paul. The building address is 332
Minnesota Street.
Remote Participation:
Remote participation will be available. Please indicate this option
when registering. Instructions will be emailed to you the week day
prior to the CLE.
*After online registration closes, you can register by sending an email to info@ramseybar.org or call 651-222-0846
Need to cancel? Cancellations are accepted until midnight, two days before
the CLE. To cancel, send an email to info@ramseybar.org or call 651-222-0846
Questions? Contact Thea
Anderson | 651-222-0846