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Topic Summary

1.5 CPEs

This Luncheon Session will be a summary of the Morning Seminar along with discussion group activity.

Morning Seminar

IT management tends to focus on certain IT controls because they are documented in ITIL, COBIT or other frameworks. Why? These control practices are often inherited, continued by tradition or chosen by consensus — or even gut feeling. However, all controls are not created equal. The 80:20 Principle applies to IT controls. Recent research by the IT Process Institute found the existence of "foundational controls", a small percent of the universal IT controls deliver the majority of the value resulting in the highest positive impact on operations, security and audit measures.

In this workshop, Gene Kim will discuss the impact of this research, how the existence of foundational IT controls provides a way to focus and improve your organization's performance, and implications to your organization's audit plan. This session will include small group breakouts to assess the effectiveness of your organization's IT controls, based on a comparative analysis of the ITIL foundational controls. You will leave this workshop with a framework and concrete steps for moving down the path to IT excellence for IT management and auditors.

About the Speaker

Gene Kim, Chief Technology Officer, Tripwire, Inc.

Gene Kim is the CTO and co-founder of Tripwire, Inc. In 1992, he co-authored Tripwire with Dr. George Spafford at Purdue. Gene is widely published on computer security, operating systems and networking subjects in SANS, ACM and IEEE publications. He's worked on projects for the Software Engineering Institute (Carnegie Mellon) and the IIA to capture how "best in class" organizations have Security, Operations, Audit, Management and Governance successfully working together. Gene has the ITIL Foundation and CISA certifications. He has an M.S. and B.S. in Computer Science. He is best known as a co-author of The Visible OPS Handbook, a guideline for implementing ITIL in four practical and auditable steps.

Agenda & Fees

Fees

Members:		Free with pre-registration $35 without pre-registration
Non-Members:		$35 with pre-registration $45 without pre-registration

Location
Sheraton Four Points SE
6363 E. Hampden Avenue, Denver , CO 80222
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Registration

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