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EVENT — Live Presentation | ISSA Phoenix — Featured Speaker: The Overlooked Cyber Strategy: Protection from the New Wave of CyberThreats (Professional Attacks, Character Assassination, Doxing, Impersonation, and more)

June 13, 2019 @ 2:00 pm - June 13, 2026 @ 3:00 pm MST
Free
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Hello All! I will be speaking at the next ISSA meeting in Scottsdale. The topic will be:
The Overlooked Cyber Strategy: Protection from the New Wave of CyberThreats (Professional Attacks, Character Assassination, Doxing, Impersonation, and more).
WARNING: R-Rated Due to Real-World Examples and Personal Content on Slides.
This is not going to be some dry, boring lecture. You will be entertained while you learn! Even if you’re not in the information security industry, this topic will be relevant to you! I am going to cover some really interesting things you need to know in order to protect yourselves, your companies, and your families. Public is welcome; this event is not limited to ISSA members. Hope to see you there!
There will be livecast links for those who are not here in Arizona.
Registration is available here: http://phoenix.issa.org/2019/05/q2-2019-phoenix-issa-chapter-meeting-2/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExZEZlQzM4OFhYRHN4Q2Y3QQEeXZ5dfl8o5CGjo5O71XdSNKgGCzCFwnM5QJotXQfeHDOKfFf6XGouOCtyCBs_aem_E_iyc0-XTNZ5VmGGR1JvoAhttp://phoenix.issa.org/…/q2-2019-phoenix-issa-chapter…/
“Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!” The Wizard of Oz
Cyber hitmen, invisible enemies, Dark Triad personality types, corruption of trusted data sources, credit bureau lockout, stalking, cyberstalking, protection strategies, and more! Worried about emerging cyberthreats and what unknown attack vectors 2019 will bring?
Discover one of 2019’s biggest threat trends and prepare now for the challenges facing the information security industry and its practitioners today. Industry expert Hunter Storm™ will help you stay at the forefront of the changing business landscape and one step ahead of your competition with cutting-edge, actionable information on how to protect yourselves and your companies from this new generation of threats. Prepare for the challenges facing the industry today and for the future.

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When Hunter Storm delivered this presentation in June 2019, the cybersecurity industry had not yet recognized identity‑layer attacks — professionalized harassment; character assassination; doxing; impersonation; cyberstalking; deep fakes; and Harassment as a Service (HaaS), otherwise known as targeted reputation operations, — as part of the cyber threat landscape. These topics were not included in mainstream security frameworks, vendor offerings, or industry discourse.

Hunter Storm’s novel session introduced her early, research‑driven threat model that later became foundational to what the industry now calls digital‑risk protection, executive digital security, hybrid‑threat behavior, and identity‑layer risk. Many of the concepts she presented at this ISSA meeting would not appear in commercial products, whitepapers, or industry discourse until several years later — despite the fact that multiple vendors who would eventually market these services were present in the room during this 2019 presentation.

 

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