New York Metro Chapter, ISSA – A Non-Profit Organization

What is changing in how Forensics and eDiscovery is managed? If all data is mutable, how do you know what is authentic? Are CISO’s taking control of search, recovery and discovery of enterprise information so to assure defensibility? What changes in technology and what legal and regulatory implications that are making this happen?

The first session will cover emerging technologies, legal, and regulatory issues and reducing spending on legal risks.

In the second session we will learn how to proactively use corporate data and integrate information to thwart attacks and mitigate business risks.

The final session will deal with tools, processes and software used to perform forensics and e-discovery, related developments in the legal and regulatory environment and why organizations have information risk and control on the top of the list.

• Venue: Credit Suisse, 11 Madison Avenue(corner 24th Street ) New  York, NY

• Dress Code: Business Casual

Registration and full details at cvent.

Update: Here are the presentations from this event:

• Converting Data Into Meaningful Information
• Discovering Unexpected ROI for Emerging Technologies

These are two of the most important words in the Business Continuity language. They both get a lot of “lip service” but how do our Plans actually stack up in real life?

Our first speaker will discuss how you critically examine your plan for “Black Swans”, those incompletely addressed aspects of your plan which can cause your recovery activities to grind to a complete stop. Our second speaker will deal with the potential of using Cloud Computing technologies as vehicles to cost-effectively support both resilience and availability by utilizing an increasingly popular IT business solution.

UPDATED (01/21/2010): Download the presentations for the sessions mentioned above:

• NYMISSA Presentation: Hunting Black Swans (01/13/2010)
• NYMISSA Presentation: Cloud Recovery (01/13/2010)

The session will conclude with an interactive panel discussion on the saga of the H1N1 virus. This panel will attempt to determine whether H1N1 has been a real threat or if it’s just yesterday’s old news. Our panel of BCP consultants will discuss what they have seen (or not seen) at client engagements in terms of preparation for a possible outbreak. We will also call on members of the audience to share their corporate and personal experiences with the group.

• Venue: KPMG, 345 Park Avenue (corner 51st  Street), New York, NY
• Dress Code: Business Casual

Registration and full details are now available at cvent