ISACA New Jersey Chapter

Well done on achieving your ISACA certification! This is a massive milestone, and it’s a testament to your expertise and commitment to excellence. Keep up the great work!"

Well done on achieving your ISACA certification! This is a massive milestone, and it’s a testament to your expertise and commitment to excellence. Keep up the great work!"

Don’t Miss Out – Register Now for the 15th Annual Official New York Cybersecurity Summit! Join us for one of the world’s top 5 InfoSec conferences and be part of an incredible day of learning, networking, and expert insights. ?? Date: Thursday, March 6 ?? Location: Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel ?? Special Offer: Complimentary admission for C-Suite Executives, Directors, Managers, and Industry Professionals (use code CSS25-ISACANJ to register here) Why Attend? ? Earn 8 Continuing Education Credits by attending the full day ? Learn from Leading Experts Bindu Sundaresan (LevelBlue): Opening Security Keynote Tim Miller (Kusari): Panel 1 – Incident Response and Threat Mitigation Justin Glatz (Recorded Future): Panel 3 – Technology Integration and Orchestration Amit Kachhia-Patel (FBI): Closing Government Security Briefing Plus, sessions from Anomali, Exabeam, Paperclip, and more ? Network with top professionals during catered breakfast, lunch, and cocktail reception Note: Complimentary passes are reserved for IT Security professionals and business leaders. Sales, marketing, consultants, advisors, and students are not eligible. Share this invitation with your team and senior colleagues. For event details, visit Cybersecurity Summit New York. Questions? Contact Franki Rosenthal at [email protected].

Don’t Miss Out – Register Now for the 15th Annual Official New York Cybersecurity Summit! Join us for one of the world’s top 5 InfoSec conferences and be part of an incredible day of learning, networking, and expert insights. ?? Date: Thursday, March 6 ?? Location: Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel ?? Special Offer: Complimentary admission for C-Suite Executives, Directors, Managers, and Industry Professionals (use code CSS25-ISACANJ to register here) Why Attend? ? Earn 8 Continuing Education Credits by attending the full day ? Learn from Leading Experts Bindu Sundaresan (LevelBlue): Opening Security Keynote Tim Miller (Kusari): Panel 1 – Incident Response and Threat Mitigation Justin Glatz (Recorded Future): Panel 3 – Technology Integration and Orchestration Amit Kachhia-Patel (FBI): Closing Government Security Briefing Plus, sessions from Anomali, Exabeam, Paperclip, and more ? Network with top professionals during catered breakfast, lunch, and cocktail reception Note: Complimentary passes are reserved for IT Security professionals and business leaders. Sales, marketing, consultants, advisors, and students are not eligible. Share this invitation with your team and senior colleagues. For event details, visit Cybersecurity Summit New York. Questions? Contact Franki Rosenthal at [email protected].

Join us for an insightful and engaging seminar that takes a deep dive into the essentials of managing cyber risks. Our expert presenter will guide you through a comprehensive, end-to-end approach to identifying, assessing, mitigating, and monitoring potential cyber threats. Learn how to integrate cyber risk management seamlessly with cyber insurance, enhancing your organization's overall risk posture and providing a robust defense against emerging threats. The session will culminate in a practical, real-world demonstration that brings these strategies to life, offering actionable insights that you can immediately apply to strengthen your organization's cybersecurity framework. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and strategies to protect your organization from the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats. Register now!

"The SaaS Sprawl Nightmare is the growing complexity and challenges organizations face in managing multiple Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platforms. As companies increasingly adopt SaaS solutions for various functions—ranging from marketing to HR, finance, and customer service—there's a risk of "SaaS sprawl," where the number of tools and subscriptions becomes unmanageable, leading to inefficiency, increased costs, and potential security risks. NJISACA is hosting the seminar to discuss Strategy to manage and mitigate the SaaS Sprawl risk Please register by following the link and QR code on the flyer. Vishal Chawla; ISC2; Swati Malik, PMP, CISM, CSM Vishal chawal;

Following the success of our previous NIST 2.0 training session and the overwhelmingly positive feedback from participants, we’re excited to offer another session on March 4th, 2025. As demand for NIST 2.0 training continues to grow, this session will dive deeper into the latest updates to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, offering actionable insights and practical strategies for enhancing your organization’s cybersecurity posture. Join us to stay ahead of emerging threats, improve compliance, and gain the expertise needed to implement NIST 2.0 effectively! Register by the link or QR code on the flyer. https://cvent.me/drX7Go Kiran Bhujle , Kris (Karry) MBA, CGEIT, CISM, CRISC , Hemant Rungta

In 2025, third-party risk refers to the potential threats an organization faces when working with external vendors, partners, or service providers. These risks can include cyberattacks, financial instability, regulatory violations, and operational disruptions that may impact the organization’s performance. Managing supplier risk and control is essential because many businesses rely heavily on third parties for key services and products. If suppliers experience problems—like data breaches, financial struggles, or compliance issues—it can harm the organization’s reputation, operations, and financial health. By effectively managing these risks, companies can assess, monitor, and reduce potential vulnerabilities, protecting their operations, reputation, and compliance. ISACA NJ Chapter will hold a virtual training event on TPRM. (Third Party Risk Management Program) Please register by the link: https://cvent.me/2ZOWZ1 ?? ??????????

NJISACA program committee held one hour seminar for those who are interested in becoming Cybersecurity certified assessor (CCA). CMMC certification (CCA) is required for companies that want to do business with the DoD and other U.S. government agencies, especially those that handle CUI or FCI. The goal is to improve the overall cybersecurity posture of the defense industrial base and reduce the risks of cyber-attacks targeting sensitive defense information. Here’s a breakdown of the general requirements to become a CMMC Certified Assessor (CCA): 1. Understand CMMC Framework and Standards ? CMMC Knowledge: You need a strong understanding of the CMMC model itself, including the requirements for each of the five maturity levels (Level 1 to Level 5), as well as the underlying standards and guidelines (e.g., NIST SP 800-171, NIST SP 800-53). ? Cybersecurity Concepts: In-depth knowledge of cybersecurity frameworks, risk management, and control systems will also be required. 2. Meet Education and Experience Criteria ? Educational Background: While there is no specific degree required, a background in information technology, cybersecurity, or a related field is highly preferred. ? Certifications: Having certifications like Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), or similar credentials will help demonstrate your expertise. 3. Complete CMMC Training Program 4. Pass the CMMC Assessor Exam Allen Ureta; deltamine; David Cheng

Just Announced! Join us at the Holiday Inn at Clark, NJ for an all day event with Kiran Bhujle as he provides a workshop on NIST CSF 2.0 Risk Assessment. https://lnkd.in/etG295UP #NJISACA #isaca #cpe #nistcsf