ISACA Podcast

Link to Part I: https://isacapodcast.podbean.com/e/industry-spotlight-arnulfo-espinosa-dominguez-part-i/

Vice President of the ISACA Monterrey Chapter and IT Audit & Fraud Director of one of the largest Financial Groups in México, Arnulfo Espinosa Dominguez, joins ISACA’s Jocelyn Alcantar to share some of the many things he has learned over his 20 years of professional experience in the industry. Having realized the value of information at an early age, Arnulfo has forged his path within the IT community. He is an accredited trainer for multiple certifications, an independent advisor and chairman for various Cybersecurity, Risk, and Audit committees, and is globally recognized by a nickname his peers have given him, "The AudiTHOR.”

As a long-time ISACA volunteer and conference speaker, Arnulfo has been awarded on numerous occasions for his outstanding achievements. In 2019, he was given the ISACA “Outstanding Chapter Leader Award,” in 2020, he received the “John Kuyers Award for Best Speaker”, and he received the highest achievement, the “ISACA Hall of Fame Award” in 2021.  

Tune into this episode as Arnulfo offers his best tips and practices for becoming an exceptional keynote speaker, advice on how the up-and-coming professionals can get into the industry, and how his alter ego, AudiTHOR, fuels his passion for auditing!

To read more about Arnulfo, visit www.isaca.org/resources/news-and-trends/isaca-now-blog/2020/iamisaca-from-rock-star-to-speak-star.

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Link to Part II: https://isacapodcast.podbean.com/e/industry-spotlight-arnulfo-espinosa-dominguez-part-ii/

Vice President of the ISACA Monterrey Chapter and IT Audit & Fraud Director of one of the largest Financial Groups in México, Arnulfo Espinosa Dominguez, joins ISACA’s Jocelyn Alcantar to share some of the many things he has learned over his 20 years of professional experience in the industry. Having realized the value of information at an early age, Arnulfo has forged his path within the IT community. He is an accredited trainer for multiple certifications, an independent advisor and chairman for various Cybersecurity, Risk, and Audit committees, and is globally recognized by a nickname his peers have given him, "The AudiTHOR.”

As a long-time ISACA volunteer and conference speaker, Arnulfo has been awarded on numerous occasions for his outstanding achievements. In 2019, he was given the ISACA “Outstanding Chapter Leader Award,” in 2020, he received the “John Kuyers Award for Best Speaker”, and he received the highest achievement, the “ISACA Hall of Fame Award” in 2021.  

Tune into this episode as Arnulfo offers his best tips and practices for becoming an exceptional keynote speaker, advice on how the up-and-coming professionals can get into the industry, and how his alter ego, AudiTHOR, fuels his passion for auditing!

To read more about Arnulfo, visit www.isaca.org/resources/news-and-trends/isaca-now-blog/2020/iamisaca-from-rock-star-to-speak-star.

To listen to more ISACA Podcasts, visit www.isaca.org/podcasts.

ISACAs Director of Professional Practices and Innovation Jon Brand hosts Doug Levin, co-founder and National Director of K12 Security Information eXchange (K12 SIX), a national non-profit dedicated solely to helping schools protect themselves from emerging cybersecurity threats. Levin's work includes development and implementation of the nations initial and subsequent technology plans and well as creation of K-12 Cyber Incident Map, the most comprehensive database of publicly-disclosed K-12 cybersecurity incidents. Throughout this episode they discuss the often unique challenges for the underrepresented sector of U.S. critical infrastructure and current initiatives to bolster K-12 cybersecurity and privacy.

For more information, check out https://www.k12six.org/

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Cybersecurity leader, author, and host of the CISO Stories podcast, Todd Fitzgerald sits down with ISACA’s Chelsey Byrd to discuss his extensive career journey in security, his best-selling book, CISO COMPASS, and how a make-believe FBI club connects directly to his career passions today.

As one of ISACA’s top-rated speakers, Todd gives tips and techniques for the best way to prepare for a speaking event, how to engage the audience, and some entertaining moments and behind-the-scenes accounts from conferences!

Named the Chicago CISO of the Year and ranked Top 50 IS Executive in 2016 and 2017, Todd offers listeners his best career advice, ways to stay aware of current business trends, and much more.

Listen now to this episode of ISACA’s Industry Spotlight.

To listen to CISO Stories, visit https://securityweekly.com/category-shows/the-ciso-stories-podcast/.

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A strong audit and assurance function is critical to achieving digital trust in an organization. This conversation spotlights audit's role in digital trust and outlines key priorities. It also shares new ISACA resources for auditors.

For more information, go to https://isaca.org/digital-trust

We usually think about the most efficient way to do things while working in production environments. Still, often employees forget about an insecure environment once the work has been completed and they have moved on to another project.

“We don’t always need to audit things; sometimes you can gauge risk by having a conversation with stakeholders…on how they manage databases,” says Adam Kohnke, Cybersecurity Architect for Charter Next Generation.

Adam joins ISACA’s Jon Brandt in this episode to discuss his recently released ISACA Journal article, “Managing Security Across Disparate Database Technologies.” Adam breaks down best practices for User Access Management, Encryption, and Logging. He comments on the best ways to start the conversation about security beyond what management considers vital for IT.

Tune in now for the full episode!

To read the full article, visit www.isaca.org/managing-security-across-disparate-database-technologies.

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AI is a part of our everyday life. What's The Risk LLC's Cindy Baxter gives ISACA's Kevin Keh examples of modern media like the movies Free Guy, Ron’s Gone Wrong and The Matrix, and how they relate to AI-related risk factors, and they ask the questions, what is true? what is the data we are looking at? AI is about data accuracy and reputational risk, and Cindy discusses how to manage frameworks, create meaningful check points and intended outcomes six months or 2 years later that are spot on for what an organization intended. Cindy strongly believes that you always get a better outcome with diversity, because people from diverse backgrounds and life experiences create different ways to learn and produce innovative ideas and avoid rework.

To read Cindy's full article, visit: www.isaca.org/implementing-emerging-technologies

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ISACA's risk expert Paul Phillips and Richard Hollis, CEO of Risk Factory and an ISACA Conference Europe speaker, examine top cyber risks impacting the supply chain, steps organizations need to take to manage supply chain risk, and important steps to take in the contract process.

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On this episode of Industry Spotlight, ISACA's outgoing Board Chair, Greg Touhill, introduces the 2022-23 Board Chair, Pam Nigro. They trade stories from their careers, Pam's thoughts on the future of ISACA, how Game of Thrones relates to Cybersecurity, and Greg shares his favorite moments from his tenure.

To read Pam's welcome letter, go to: www.isaca.org/letter-from-the-incoming-board-chair

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In this episode, ISACA’s Jon Brandt chats with Thomas Lenzenhofer, Business Development Manager at Cisco, about his new ISACA article titled, “The Impact of People on Today’s Information Security Landscape.”

With over 20 years of industry experience, Thomas has a wealth of knowledge to share with ISACA listeners. The security of an organization is a serious matter, and Thomas gives a vivid scenario from his recent ISACA Journal article about how an attack on a country's health care system could be massively disruptive to the daily functions of staff computer systems, possibly causing employees not to receive payroll. Thomas also gives examples of how to properly train staff to avoid an event like this and says that security is a business enabler from the top-down. Tune in now!

To read Thomas' ISACA article, visit: www.isaca.org/impact-of-people-on-information-security-landscape

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