In the world of high-profile hacks, the narrative often portrays threat actors as highly skilled and almost invincible adversaries. However, the reality we’ve encountered through our incident response (IR) work tells a different story. Not all threat actors are the criminal masterminds or uber 1337 hackers that they’re made out [...]
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Alias is committed to educating and empowering individuals and organizations to understand and implement best practices in cybersecurity. We host educational events to share our expertise and experience with industry professionals and students.
We’re committed to building the local IT and cybersecurity community. We conduct trainings and networking events to help bolster a more technically equipped, adept, and connected IT industry in Oklahoma.
We’re always looking for ways to improve our offerings. If you have an interest not represented here, reach out to us at [email protected].
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Looking for an opportunity to connect with and learn alongside other IT and security leaders? Our lunch and learns are small casual gatherings focused on a targeted cybersecurity topic. We offer diverse topics to serve the needs of individuals with different responsibilities in respective security roles. Registration for upcoming lunch and learns is available below.
Your company has suspicious and potentially malicious events occurring in your environment on a daily basis. You may have an Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) deployed or other security measures in place. You should be getting alerts about actions that require attention and possible remediation. Do you know where those alerts go? Who is responsible for assessing and responding? What actions they can take and who they should notify? When alerts should be elevated to incidents requiring more aggressive response?
These are questions you need to have answers to for a secure environment. They’re questions that an investigator will ask in the case of an incident.
In our May Lunch and Learn, you’ll have the opportunity to observe a live demonstration of an active alert and response, hear from Jonathan Kimmitt about why alert management is crucial and the role of a Security Operations Center (SOC) in the process, and have a Q&A with Alias Soc Analysts.
Registration is open for virtual and in-person attendance.
Virtual attendees will view the 11:30-12:00 live demonstration only.
In-person attendees will engage in the full presentation and enjoy a provided lunch.
This Lunch and Learn will be hosted virtually and at Alias HQ:
4308 Grant Blvd., Ste E/F, Yukon, OK 73099
Jonathan currently serves as Chief Information Security Officer for Alias. His primary responsibility is the development and leadership of our security team. Jonathan has 20 years of experience at TU in Information Services & Security Operations and has been involved with all aspects of information technology in his career. He is proud to be President of the ISSA Oklahoma Chapter, and an InfraGard Board Member. Jonathan sees the goal of Privacy and Cyber Security is to protect people, and actively works with industries, professionals, and leaders to grow and develop their security and privacy postures for their organizations.
Looking for an opportunity to enjoy good beer and better conversations with your local IT and cyber community? Our Tech on Taps are times to network, relax, and unwind.
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