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Cyber Security Public Lecture with Corey Schou

UQ Cyber Security, AusCERT, the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering and the Australian Computer Society Qld are excited to be hosting Professor Corey Schou to present a public lecture during his short stay in Brisbane. Inducted in 2019 to the U.S.. Cyber Security Hall of Fame, Professor Schou continues to shape cyber security education and training across the globe.

The River Room, Customs House, 399 Queens St, Brisbane, QLD
Thu 01 Aug 2019 06:00 PM AEST
Duration: 2.0 hours
Register by Fri 26 Jul 2019 11:38 AM AEST
In Person
CPD Hours: 2
Skills Level: Information security (SCTY) -> Level 3

About this event

Throughout his distinguished career, Professor Schou has been pivotal in developing secure information systems for global organisations including Microsoft, General Motors and Federal Express. He currently serves as a Professor of Information Systems at Idaho State University and has been responsible for developing a distinguished body of knowledge in information systems security used by over 250 colleges and universities in the U.S.

In his talk Professor Schou will address:

  • Current trends and issues in cybersecurity
  • What is required in cyber education to address current skills gaps?
  • The roles of academic qualifications and professional certifications in the cyber industry
  • Future directions in cybersecurity education, and the landscape in general
Following this talk, drinks and canapes will be served so please advise of any dietary requirements.

We hope you will be able to join us.

Speakers

Keynote Speaker
Corey Schou
Keynote Speaker
Corey Schou
Dr. Schou is a teacher who also is an author and researcher. One of the founders of (ISC)2.He is the University Professor of Informatics and serves as the director of the Informatics Research Institute and the National Information Assurance Training and Education Center (NIATEC).He has served as the Chair of the Colloquium for Information Systems Security Education (CISSE). The Colloquium creates an environment for exchange and dialogue among leaders in government, industry and academia concerning the need for and utility of information security and information assurance education.He received the Lifetime Service Award from ISU.In 2003, Dr. Schou was appointed as the University Professor of Informatics and in 2002 Dr. Schou was selected as the Outstanding Public Servant for his sustained contributions.Dr. Schou was the 2001 recipient of the (ISC)2 Tipton award for outstanding contribution to the computer security discipline.In 1997 he received the TechLearn award for contributions to distance education.He was selected as the 1996 Educator of the Year by the Federal Information Systems Security Educators Association and the ISSA service award.He had served as Chairman of the Board of Directors of (ISC)2 and the Asian Advisory Board.Specialities: Information AssuranceInstructional Systems DesignSystems DesignComputer Security 

Event Location

The River Room, Customs House, 399 Queens St, Brisbane, QLD
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