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2013 April - Geotagging: The Hidden Threat

When: April 3, 2013 1300-1630

Where: RTP HQ Conference Rooms

Registration: Website

Materials: Geotagging - The Hidden Threat (need to log in to download)

Cost: 

ISACA RTC Members: Free 
Affiliated Organizations (IIA/ISSA/InfraGard):$25
All Others: $40

CPEs: Upto 3

Session Information

Privacy and security aren't what they used to be. With advancements in technology, enhanced GPS capabilities and smartphones with built-in GPS, managing privacy and security is a fulltime job. It is vital that we understand what kind of data can be broadcast and what we can do to protect ourselves, our families and our companies. Geotagging adds geographical identification to photographs, video, websites and SMS messages. It's the equivalent of adding a 10-digit grid coordinate to everything posted on the internet allowing random people to track an individual's location.

Speaker: Mark Whitteker, Cisco Systems

Mark Whitteker, MSIA, CISSP, ISP, is the manager of the Government Security Office at Cisco Systems, Inc. Leading a geographically dispersed team of veteran security professionals, Mark has over 20 years of experience in security architecture, secure solutions development, systems and network auditing, forensic discovery, vulnerability assessments, and security management. He has an extensive background in the application of US government regulations and requirements, including both physical and logical security, with notable success and accomplishments in directing a broad range of corporate security initiatives through the design, planning and implementation of classified and unclassified solutions supporting key business objectives. He has served as the Conference Program Director for the Raleigh ISSA for the past two years, and is now the chapter's Vice President.