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| October President's Message |
Greetings!
We continue to strive to add value to your membership by providing additional local learning opportunities. In addition to our October Chapter Meeting and our CISA/CISM Review courses, the Board has decided to pass along 2 additional non-ISACA educational opportunities. The Arizona IT Service Management Summit and the Phoenix SecureWorld Expo are two upcoming events where the Board felt the opportunities could add value to our members. While our Board is not formally involved in either event, we felt that these were potentailly high quality, affordable educational opportunities for our members.
As many of you are aware, our bi-monthly meetings normally start in September but we decided to postpone our meeting to October. We hope that you will join us in October for this very exciting meeting. Also, if you are studying for the CISA or CISM certifications, please check out our Review Courses that have been very well received in the past and provide participants the opportunity to learn from each other as well as local CISA and CISM resources.
We are about to launch a member survey. Please respond timely and provide us your feedback. Our Member Survey drives everything we do on the Board of Directors. Your feedback directly affects the decisions made by the Board of Directors. Please help us understand what your needs are. More information under a seperate e-mail campaign will follow.
Regards,
Adam Remis
President, ISACA Phoenix Chapter |
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 | Arizona IT Service Management Summit (October 20th) |
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The Arizona IT Service Management Local Interest Group (itSMF LIG) invites you to the Arizona ITSM Summit at the Black Canyon Conference Center on October 20th (7:30am - 5pm). Learn from 16 experienced ITSM experts, 3 keynote speakers, and ITSM simulations. Breakfast and lunch will be provided as well as raffle opportunities. Registration is free, but seating is limited. For additional information please click HERE. |
| Bi-monthly Chapter Meeting (October 28th) |
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Lunch Session: Project Implementation Successes and Failures by Anthony Samer (Managing Director, Protiviti)
Afternoon Session: Software Risk Assessment by Erik Graham (Principal Information Security Engineer, General Dynamics)
Come join fellow information security practitioners and auditors to learn about timely topics. For more information, and to register, please click HERE. |
| CISA (Nov. 12-14) and CISM (Nov. 13-14) Review Courses |
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CISA Review Course (November 12-14):
Working with ISACA International materials created by the same team who monitors and manages the examination, several local CISA qualified members will share their wisdom and expertise in this 3 day review course. While not designed to be your only study time, this course can jump start those efforts or augment your current activities.
Cost: $200/person, includes handout materials, light breakfast, and lunch. Up to 24 CPEs provided. For more information, and to register, please click HERE. |
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CISM Review Course (November 13-14):
Similar to the CISA Review Course, this course will be led by local CISM resources. Course materials provided by ISACA International will provide a head start on your studying efforts. This course is not designed to be your sole study input.
Cost: $200/person, includes handout materials, light breakfast, and lunch. Up to 16 CPEs provided. For more information, and to register, please click HERE. |
| Phoenix SecureWorld Expo (December 7th) |
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The SecureWorld Expo brings together security leaders, experts, and senior executives. Topics include security in tight budget times, adopting privacy by design, building an effective security program. The Phoenix ISACA Chapter is supporting this event. To see registration options and additional details, please click HERE. |
| ISACA Asks for Cybersecurity PowerPoint Presentations |
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In preparation for the upcoming National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, ISACA International Headquarters is seeking power point presentations that are geared toward the general public or end users that teach practical internet "safety" concepts and skills. If anyone in your chapter has such a presentation that they do not mind sharing with the broader ISACA community, please have them send it to Russ Wolfe. Depending on length and content, it will either be combined with a larger, general presentation, or left as a stand-alone presentation. The intention is to make these "donated" presentations available to members that would like to give these presentations in their workplace or community, but have insufficient time to create one on their own. |
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