Description
This event was recorded on 2.14.24 and has not been updated.
You will be required to pass a quiz by 12.13.24 in order to receive CPE credit.
Maintaining strong cybersecurity controls is imperative to protecting your organization's confidential constituent data and securing your operations so you can continue to serve your clients. Join Allison Davis Ward with CapinTech as she summarizes current cybersecurity best practices that can protect your firm and your clients. She'll focus on lessons learned from recent high-profile breaches and discuss what has changed, what hasn't changed, and what to watch for in 2024.
Designed For
- One more great ISCPA membership benefit
- Part of the ISCPA 2024 ROI Series
Objectives
- Enhance your knowledge
- Maximize your ISCPA Membership
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Highlights
- Identify lessons learned from high-profile breaches
- Evaluate controls that could have mitigated these breaches
- Examine evolving controls that can heighten protections
- Apply these lessons within your organization to prepare for the future
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Leaders
Allison Ward
Allison joined the firm in 2006 and served as an IT audit intern throughout high school and college. After graduating from Louisiana State University in 2011, she committed full-time to the firm. Throughout her time as an information systems auditor, manager, and partner, Allison has provided information security assessment and consulting services for nonprofit organizations, financial institutions, health facilities, educational institutions, and a variety of other organizations. In addition to these services, she has provided clients with consulting services in risk assessment and policy development engagements. She stays current on changing threats to design review procedures to aid clients in implementing appropriate controls to protect against evolving cybersecurity threats.
To remain current on trends and threats in various industries, Allison participates in several information-sharing groups and committees with the Louisiana Bankers Association and Society of Louisiana Certified Public Accountants. She has assisted with various presentations and seminars for the LBA.