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moderator’s corner<br />

vIews ANd revIews From (IsC) 2 's eveNT moderATor<br />

Retrospective: <strong>The</strong> <strong>2011</strong><br />

(<strong>ISC</strong>) 2 <strong>Security</strong> <strong>Congress</strong><br />

SePtember marked the fIrSt (ISc) 2 <strong>Security</strong> congress,<br />

which kicked off in orlando, fla., u.S., in conjunction<br />

with the 57th annual aSIS International conference & exhibits.<br />

It was a big hit. for those of you not involved in physical security,<br />

aSIS is the premier professional association for this discipline,<br />

and their annual event rivals the rSa show for sheer number of<br />

security pros under one roof.<br />

<strong>The</strong> partnership between aSIS and (ISc) 2 enabled attendees<br />

from both events to float between sessions on both sides of<br />

the security universe. This created some very interesting discussions<br />

in all of the sessions I either attended or moderated—<br />

and were possibly upstaged by the hallway conversations generated<br />

by bringing these two groups of risk management practitioners together.<br />

While we have all talked about the possibility of a convergence between physical<br />

and information security, this event showcased some of the best interaction I have<br />

seen to date between these two groups, and sparked a number of conversations<br />

that are still going on in the coming months after the event has concluded.<br />

one of the most telling details of the cross-pollination we witnessed was when<br />

I asked for a show of hands from the aSIS members in the room during (ISc) 2 ’s<br />

sessions. more often than not, aSIS members accounted for 50 percent or more<br />

of the attendees in the room. maybe that explains why we had to keep bringing in<br />

chairs to standing-room only sessions.<br />

<strong>The</strong> best part for me was having discussions with many of my heroes in the<br />

security industry, talking and listening to people whose opinions I have read for<br />

years, and having the opportunity to discuss their opinions in meaningful ways.<br />

It seemed that anything mobile or cloud-related drew the largest crowds,<br />

indicating that these topics are still hot throughout the community. Sessions on<br />

wireless security and privacy were new, innovative and fresh.<br />

to hear <strong>Security</strong> congress speakers Spencer Wilcox and Winn Schwartau talk<br />

about the risks of mobile computing and employee privacy rights, tune into the<br />

presentation archive, Ubiquitous Computing, Pervasive Risk. (https://isc2.bright<br />

talk.com/node/902). This archive also qualifies for three cPe credits, so pass it<br />

along to your colleagues.<br />

(ISc) 2 will again co-locate <strong>Security</strong> congress with aSIS in 2012 in Philadelphia<br />

(u.S.) and expand the array of educational and social programs offered. to stay upto-date<br />

on the 2012 program, keep your eye on the (ISc) 2 <strong>Security</strong> congress 2012<br />

page (www.isc2.org/congress2012).<br />

I look forward to continuing the conversation,<br />

brandon dunlap<br />

managing director of research, brightfly<br />

bsdunlap@brightfly.com<br />

www.brightfly.com<br />

4 InfoSecurIty ProfeSSIonal Issue Number 16<br />

Management Team<br />

Elise Yacobellis<br />

Executive Publisher<br />

727-683-0782 n eyacobellis@isc2.org<br />

Timothy Garon<br />

Publisher<br />

508-529-6103 n tgaron@isc2.org<br />

Marc G. Thompson<br />

Associate Publisher<br />

703-637-4408 n mthompson@isc2.org<br />

Amanda D’Alessandro<br />

Corporate Communications Specialist<br />

727-785-0189 x242<br />

adalessandro@isc2.org<br />

Sarah Bohne<br />

Senior Communications Manager<br />

616-719-9113 n sbohne@isc2.org<br />

Judy Livers<br />

Senior Manager of Marketing Development<br />

727-785-0189 x239 n jlivers@isc2.org<br />

Sales Team<br />

Christa Collins<br />

Regional Sales Manager<br />

U.S. Southeast and Midwest<br />

352-563-5264 n ccollins@isc2.org<br />

Jennifer Hunt<br />

Events Sales Manager<br />

781-685-4667 n jhunt@isc2.org<br />

Lisa O'Connell<br />

Regional Sales Manager<br />

781-460-2105 n loconnell@isc2.org<br />

IDG Media Team<br />

Charles Lee<br />

Vice President, Custom Solutions Group<br />

Alison Lutes<br />

Project Manager<br />

Joyce Chutchian<br />

Senior Managing Editor<br />

508-628-4823<br />

jchutchian@idgenterprise.com<br />

Kim Han<br />

Art Director<br />

Lisa Stevenson<br />

Production Manager<br />

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IsACA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p . 15<br />

(IsC) 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inside Front Cover;<br />

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