In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, organizations are engaged in an escalating struggle against cyber threats. This presentation delves into the intricate web of challenges that collectively form the losing battle of cybersecurity. From sophisticated cyber attacks to the ever-expanding attack surface, the discussion will unravel the complexities that make it increasingly difficult for defenders to stay ahead.

Guest presenter Paul Schwartz will provide an overview of the current cybersecurity landscape, highlighting recent trends and notable incidents that underscore the severity of the issue. Participants will gain insights into the evolving tactics employed by cyber adversaries, emphasizing the agility required to adapt to constantly changing threat vectors. We will also explore the inherent vulnerabilities within existing cybersecurity frameworks, shedding light on the gaps that malicious actors exploit. This will be accompanied by a discussion on records management and its’ role in minimizing the attack surface.

Information on how to join the Zoom session will be sent with your registration confirmation. The deadline to register is March 12.

About our speaker

Paul Schwartz has been Director of Information Security for Lansing Community College (LCC) for the last 10 years. In this capacity he oversees all aspects of Network and Information Security to protect the college from internal and external threats, including the development and enforcement of Security Policy and the design, deployment, administration and coordination of electronic security systems. Prior to LCC, Paul retired as a Lieutenant Colonel from the U.S. Air Force where he spent 10 years in the technical side of information technology and another 10 years focused on leadership and management. Paul earned an MBA, Masters in Human Resource Management, Bachelors in Computer Science, and several certifications to include the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).