Dustin Sachs - Bias in Information Security

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Bias is an often misunderstood and underappreciated aspect of decision-making. However, similar to the observer principle in physics, the identification, and recognition of bias helps to alleviate its effects. In this session, we will discuss the types of bias that are most common in information security. We will discuss how the various biases affect such things as the risk assessment process. Finally, we will discuss ways to counter the biases to create a more objective.

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Dustin S. Sachs

World Fuel Services Sr. Manager, Information Security Risk Management

A highly accomplished Information Security Risk Management Professional with over 15 years experience in managing cybersecurity projects including those addressing cybersecurity frameworks such as NIST SOC and ISO. Known and respected for leading successful incident response forensic investigations to strengthen the security protocols for clients and organizations. Demonstrable track record in threat detection and monitoring systems developing new layers of protection evaluating security strategies and defenses to maintain IT security controls being fully aware of current trends and procedures.Adept at leading diverse teams with the ability to improve quality of services delivered and apply principles of governance and compliance to information security projects. Results-focused and passionate about identifying and delivering high-performance cybersecurity solutions which meet business needs. A dedicated management professional with the desire to continually build on success.Core Competencies Adept at manage multiple projects simultaneously SME in regards to tools techniques Able to establish priorities adapt to changing needs Sound judgment high attention to detail Strong risk management capabilities Budgeting resource management Developed threat detection vulnerability management solutions for businesses Certifications- - Certified Information Systems Security Professional CISSP - Certified Computer Examiner CCE - Certified Fraud Examiner CFE - Cellebrite Certified Mobile Examiner CCME - Certified E-Discovery Specialist CEDS - Magnet Certified Forensic Examiner MCFE MBA - Cyber Security Specialization University of South FloridaMasters Certification in Computer Forensics University of Central FloridaBachelor of Arts Political Science University of South Florida