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Chuck Brooks, GENERAL DYNAMICS MISSION SYSTEMS; Principal Market Growth Strategist — Cybersecurity and Emerging Technologies, leading the Market Growth Strategy Team.
Chuck Brooks
Trends in cyber, Emerging tech, and how to protect business
AT GENERAL DYNAMICS MISSION SYSTEMS … Chuck Brooks is the Principal Market Growth Strategist -- Cybersecurity and Emerging Technologies, leading the Market Growth Strategy Team.
Role includes helping drive market strategy for existing and new market segments in public and private sectors.
He also leads market and emerging research trends and also define product inception, go-to-market strategy, competitor analyses, and strategic partnering opportunities.
He assists in product/portfolio strategies, brand strategy. M & A, and sales enablement processes.
Embedded with McKinsey & Co for 8 week special project on market trends.
Named Top Tech Person To Follow by LinkedIn - Technology and Cybersecurity Evangelist - FORBES Contributor - Georgetown University Adjunct Faculty - Speaker, Writer, Corporate Executive
NAMED BY THOMSON REUTERS AS A “TOP 50 SOCIAL INFLUENCER IN RISK, COMPLIANCE.” NAMED BY IFSEC “#2 GLOBAL CYBERSECURITY INFLUENCER.
TWO-TIME PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTEE.
HELD VP ROLES IN 3 PUBLIC CORPORATIONS.
55k LINKEDIN FOLLOWERS, 10k ON TWITTER
Trends in cyber, Emerging tech, and how to protect business
Chuck Brooks is the Principal Market Growth Strategist -- Cybersecurity and Emerging Technologies for General Dynamics Mission Systems.
Visiting Editor for Homeland Security Today.
He is also an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University in the Graduate Applied Intelligence Program teaching Risk Management.
He has an MA in International relations from the University of Chicago, a BA in Political Science from DePauw University, and a Certificate in International Law from The Hague Academy of International Law.
LinkedIn named Chuck as one of “The Top 5 Tech People to Follow on LinkedIn” out of their 500 million members. He has published more than 150 articles and blogs on cybersecurity and technology issues. In both 2017 and 2016, he was named “Cybersecurity Marketer of the Year by the Cybersecurity Excellence Awards.
Chuck’s professional industry affiliations include being the Chairman of CompTIA’s New and Emerging Technology Committee, and as a member of The AFCEA Cybersecurity Committee.
In government, Chuck has served at The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as the first Legislative Director of The Science & Technology Directorate at the Department of Homeland Security.
He served as a top Advisor to the late Senator Arlen Specter on Capitol Hill covering security and technology issues on Capitol Hill.
In academia, Chuck is an Adjunct Faculty member at Georgetown University in their Applied Intelligence Program was an Adjunct Faculty Member at Johns Hopkins University where he taught a graduate course on homeland security for two years.
How Data-Centric Security Solutions Thwart Insider Threats
May 1, 2019 Chuck Brooks
Thwarting insider threats is one of the most difficult challenges for companies, organizations, and governments. In fact, behind phishing, it is most often ranked as one of the top cybersecurity challenges by CISOs and CIOs. According to PwC’s Audit Committee Update on Insider Threat, 44 percent of data breaches are attributable to insiders and 80 percent of attacks are committed during work hours on company-issued software.
Insider threats can impact a company’s operational capabilities, cause significant financial damages, and harm brand equity. The mean cost of a cybersecurity breach involving employees or others within an organization is $8.7 million, according to a Ponemon Institute report, “2018 Cost of Insider Threats: Global”.
Some insider breaches are intentional and some are non-malicious, just the result of negligence. There have been a variety of recent malicious incidents that have included employees stealing hard drives of data, leaking information, and even inserting malware into networks.
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By Global Business Talk RadioChuck Brooks
Trends in cyber, Emerging tech, and how to protect business
AT GENERAL DYNAMICS MISSION SYSTEMS … Chuck Brooks is the Principal Market Growth Strategist -- Cybersecurity and Emerging Technologies, leading the Market Growth Strategy Team.
Role includes helping drive market strategy for existing and new market segments in public and private sectors.
He also leads market and emerging research trends and also define product inception, go-to-market strategy, competitor analyses, and strategic partnering opportunities.
He assists in product/portfolio strategies, brand strategy. M & A, and sales enablement processes.
Embedded with McKinsey & Co for 8 week special project on market trends.
Named Top Tech Person To Follow by LinkedIn - Technology and Cybersecurity Evangelist - FORBES Contributor - Georgetown University Adjunct Faculty - Speaker, Writer, Corporate Executive
NAMED BY THOMSON REUTERS AS A “TOP 50 SOCIAL INFLUENCER IN RISK, COMPLIANCE.” NAMED BY IFSEC “#2 GLOBAL CYBERSECURITY INFLUENCER.
TWO-TIME PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTEE.
HELD VP ROLES IN 3 PUBLIC CORPORATIONS.
55k LINKEDIN FOLLOWERS, 10k ON TWITTER
Trends in cyber, Emerging tech, and how to protect business
Chuck Brooks is the Principal Market Growth Strategist -- Cybersecurity and Emerging Technologies for General Dynamics Mission Systems.
Visiting Editor for Homeland Security Today.
He is also an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University in the Graduate Applied Intelligence Program teaching Risk Management.
He has an MA in International relations from the University of Chicago, a BA in Political Science from DePauw University, and a Certificate in International Law from The Hague Academy of International Law.
LinkedIn named Chuck as one of “The Top 5 Tech People to Follow on LinkedIn” out of their 500 million members. He has published more than 150 articles and blogs on cybersecurity and technology issues. In both 2017 and 2016, he was named “Cybersecurity Marketer of the Year by the Cybersecurity Excellence Awards.
Chuck’s professional industry affiliations include being the Chairman of CompTIA’s New and Emerging Technology Committee, and as a member of The AFCEA Cybersecurity Committee.
In government, Chuck has served at The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as the first Legislative Director of The Science & Technology Directorate at the Department of Homeland Security.
He served as a top Advisor to the late Senator Arlen Specter on Capitol Hill covering security and technology issues on Capitol Hill.
In academia, Chuck is an Adjunct Faculty member at Georgetown University in their Applied Intelligence Program was an Adjunct Faculty Member at Johns Hopkins University where he taught a graduate course on homeland security for two years.
How Data-Centric Security Solutions Thwart Insider Threats
May 1, 2019 Chuck Brooks
Thwarting insider threats is one of the most difficult challenges for companies, organizations, and governments. In fact, behind phishing, it is most often ranked as one of the top cybersecurity challenges by CISOs and CIOs. According to PwC’s Audit Committee Update on Insider Threat, 44 percent of data breaches are attributable to insiders and 80 percent of attacks are committed during work hours on company-issued software.
Insider threats can impact a company’s operational capabilities, cause significant financial damages, and harm brand equity. The mean cost of a cybersecurity breach involving employees or others within an organization is $8.7 million, according to a Ponemon Institute report, “2018 Cost of Insider Threats: Global”.
Some insider breaches are intentional and some are non-malicious, just the result of negligence. There have been a variety of recent malicious incidents that have included employees stealing hard drives of data, leaking information, and even inserting malware into networks.
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