Re: [REMINDER] REN-ISAC Public TechBurst - April 21, 2017 @ Noon EDT - Cyber Security For Title IV Schools: How Being A “Financial Institution” Changes The Paradigm

[John Reilly <reilly.j () GMERCYU EDU>]

Hi Sarah,

 Are we able to get a copy of this presentation & slide deck?

Regards,

jdr

John D. Reilly, CISSP
Director Enterprise Systems & IT Security
Gwynedd  Mercy University
1325 Sumneytown Pike
Gwynedd Valley, Pa. 19437
E-mail:reilly.j () gmercyu edu
Ph: 215-542-4694

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Noon EDT - Cyber Security For Title IV Schools: How Being A “Financial
Institution” Changes The Paradigm

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Date: Friday, April 21st, 2017
Time: Noon (12:00) EDT
Link: https://connect.iu.edu/ren-isac_public

Audience:[1]: Public [Pb]

Title: Cyber Security For Title IV Schools: How Being A “Financial
Institution” Changes The Paradigm

This presentation is intended to inform participants about the role of a
federal OIG, and the specific role and jurisdiction of ED OIG's Technology
Crimes Division within the cyber-security framework of institutions
participating in the Title IV Educational Assistance programs administered
by the U.S. Department of Education.  The presentation will also cover cyber
security requirements mandated under federal law for participating Title IV
institutions, and talk about recent communications regarding these
requirements from the U.S.
Department of Education.  The presentation should inform participants
regarding cyber security event reporting requirements, and anticipated U.S.
Department of Education actions regarding compliance and enforcement in this
area.  Although primarily targeted at a cyber security audience, this
presentation will likely be relevant as well to persons involved in the
administration of federally-based student financial aid.

Speaker:

Tom Harper, Jr. is currently employed as the Assistant Special Agent in
Charge of the Technology Crimes Division in the Office of Inspector General
(OIG) for the U.S. Department of Education (ED). After 14 years of active
military service in the U.S. Marines, he began his law enforcement career as
a Special Agent in the federal OIG community. Tom has been a Special Agent
with the National Archives and Records Administration OIG, Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) OIG, Army CID Computer Crimes Investigative Unit, the
Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA), and ED OIG.
During his time at ED OIG, Tom has been instrumental in several search
warrant operations, child exploitation investigations, computer intrusion
investigations, and education financial assistance fraud investigations,
which have resulted in criminal convictions in multiple judicial districts.
Tom completed 20 years in the U.S. Marine Reserves in 2009, and was
recruited to be a section commander for one of the first Cyber Warfare units
in the Virginia Army National Guard, where he served until retirement at the
rank of Major in 2013 with 24 years of military service. Between military
and civilian government experience, Tom has completed over 1500 hours of
leadership and management training, and over 3,000 hours of digital
forensics/cyber investigations training. Tom holds a Master of Science
degree in Digital Forensic Science from Champlain College.

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