Our members are looking for information in the following areas. If you have the following types of information to share, we’d be thrilled to make it available to our members. Please contact us to submit your article on these or other interesting topics.

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Submission Guidelines

Submitted articles should be:

- 300 words or more
- Create Section titles to improve readability of articles longer than 300 words
- No section of an article greater than 300 words between section titles
- Use AMI Headline tool to produce high quality headline and section titles
- Use readability analyzer to validate it’s easy to read

If you’re able to deliver value to our members and guests in one or more of the following areas, please contact us.

Our intention for speakers is to educate everyone from expert to novice while keeping it entertaining and interesting for everyone.

1. Networking opportunities

2. Staying abreast of trends in information security:

insight into cloud
seeing abreast of threats
threat vectors
how threats change
staying in front of different threats
getting a handle on how to control or understand the kill chain

3. Enabling consultants to tell clients:

what they should be looking for
so they can make the best choice of where to put their available information security funds
what they should be protecting against
how to protect themselves
How to assess third-party risk

4. Enabling security analysts to know:

Where to be looking out
Where to go threat hunting
What you’ve learned from different threats in the past
What kind of technology investment or training is most valuable
What 3rd party tools are worth more consideration

Month: August 2017

ISC(2) Austin Chapter Call For Articles