Now Open! Vets4InfoSec.com Online Community for Vets Interested in InfoSec June 30, 2014
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A few weeks ago I put up a Facebook page for Veterans who may be interested learning more about Information Security. The response was much greater than I had expected. In response, I have setup an online community for Veterans interested in learning more about the field. You can join at www.Vets4InfoSec.com for FREE!…The objective of the group is to provide a forum for education, discussion, and networking for veterans and current service members who are interested in transitioning or simply wanting to learn more about information security. If you are not a service member or veteran and want to help contribute to the body of knowledge and provide expertise, please feel free to join, as well. A number of veterans have made the leap from military to InfoSec. The current head of the PCI SSC is a Former Marine Grunt!…I am a former Grunt and a number of other folks have moved over… It is a great career and something that is well positioned for military members to have success.
Chris Mark in May 2014 TransactionWorld Magazine May 4, 2014
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You can Chris Mark’s (my) latest article in May, 2014’s edition of TransactionWorld Magazine. Titled “5 Common Security Practices that Put You At Risk” This particular article is about how common errors companies make in security and compliance and how to reduce the risk of compromise. By now we all recognize that 100% security can never be achieved. By following well established security practices you can can minimize the risk to which your organization is exposed.
Global Security, Privacy, & Risk Management 