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

[Sarah Bigham <sarah () REN-ISAC NET>]

A recording of this presentation as well as the slide deck will be
available at
https://www.ren-isac.net/events/techbursts/techburst_042117.html shortly
after the presentation has ended.

On 4/21/2017 11:27 AM, Sarah Bigham wrote:
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> Date: Friday, April 21st, 2017
> Time: Noon (12:00) EDT
> Link: https://connect.iu.edu/ren-isac_public
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> Audience:[1]: Public [Pb]
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> Title: Cyber Security For Title IV Schools: How Being A “Financial
> Institution” Changes The Paradigm
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> 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:
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> 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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Sarah Bigham

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