While cybersecurity was primarily viewed as an IT issue in the past, most have begun to understand the importance of cybersecurity as an enterprise risk management issue, and this responsibility rests with the board and senior leaders. Although they may not need to grasp the intricacies of cybersecurity fully, they need to understand the business impact that a cyber breach can have on the organization. In order to do this, they need to educate themselves and learn how to ask the right questions. In partnership with Technology Helps, in this workshop, we will challenge old ways of thinking and, as a community of leaders, identify ways in which we may fulfil our obligation to keep the organization safe. We cannot afford to leave any questions about critical vulnerabilities for tomorrow. We might prevent a breach by asking the right questions. With case studies and best practices, this workshop will examine enterprise risk strategy, risk self-assessment, risk management, and risk governance in a guided conversation.

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Speakers

Charles Buchanan is the Founder of Technology Helps. He's spent nearly three decades in corporate technology leadership, management consulting and entrepreneurship. He is an expert in enterprise risk management, particularly information security, with experience managing security operations and implementing safe systems. He teaches cybersecurity best practices and governance to non-profit leaders and boards. Recent courses and presentations with IntegralOrg and Calgary Chamber of Voluntary Organizations (CCVO) and BDO conferences for non-profits. Charles is certified in managing information security risks based on the "Operationally Critical Threat, Asset and Vulnerability Evaluation" (OCTAVE) method. The OCTAVE method was developed by the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) at Carnegie Mellon University on behalf of the Department of Defense. When recharging, Charles can be found on the golf course or hiking in the beautiful mountains near his home in Calgary.

Tomi is a Risk Management Specialist with Technology Helps and is a Certified Network Security Specialist (CNSS), with experience in Cybersecurity Governance Risk and Compliance. Tomi teaches cybersecurity best practices and governance to non-profit organizations. Prior to joining Technology Helps team, Tomi worked for the Cybersecurity team at Enbridge. Tomi passionately engages in cybersecurity awareness training, risk assessment and vulnerability analysis, incident response planning, and third-party risk management.