Cybersecurity: How Social Engineers are Pulling our Strings
Presented by Erich Kron, Security Awareness Advocate at
KnowBe4
In honor of Cybersecurity Awareness Month #BeCyberSmart,
Security Awareness Advocate Erich Kron, along with IIBA® are working together
to help raise awareness within the community about cybersecurity. Join us as we
discuss a growing cybersecurity trend that can affect us both professionally
and personally - Social Engineering.
Social Engineering methods and the cybercriminals behind these attacks are furiously innovating, doing their best to keep IT professionals and businesses off-guard. This session will explain social engineering and will look at the things social engineers use to trick users into performing actions that lead to security breaches. It will cover ways to identify and counteract these attacks and discuss recent real-world attacks and the social engineering tricks that made them effective.
Webinar topics include:
- The Perception vs. Reality Dilemma
- Focus redirection
- Psychology behind the attacks
- Identifying and developing defensive
practices
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Wednesday, October 21, 2020; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
EDT
Host: International Institute of Business Analysis @IIBA
Cost: Free
Agile for the Business
Analyst
Presented by Terrell Smith, Senior Consultant and Trainer,
Cprime
Traditional system-development methodologies are rapidly
being replaced by more iterative or agile approaches. More and more
organizations are realizing the benefits of faster product deployment at a
lower cost, with less rework due to missed requirements. Effective business
analysis is key to developing those requirements and keeping projects on
track. Come along as Terrell explores the contributions of good
requirements development in an Agile environment and equips business analysts
with the critical thinking, analytical skills, and necessary people skills they
need to add value to every Agile project.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Wednesday, October 21, 2020; 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
EDT
Host: Bluegrass IIBA Chapter @IIBABluegrass
Cost: Free
Ask a Professional
Scrum Trainer - Jeff Bubolz - Answering your Toughest Scrum and Product-Focused
Questions
Presented by Jeff Bubolz, PST
Scrum itself is a simple framework for effective team
collaboration on complex products. While it is lightweight and simple to
understand, it is difficult to master. The Scrum.org Ask a Professional Scrum
Trainer series, features Professional Scrum Trainers (PSTs) in a live session,
answering your most pressing questions regarding the challenges and situations
your Scrum Teams are facing.
In this episode of Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer, Professional Scrum Trainer Jeff Bubolz will answer your questions about Scrum, including those burning product focused questions you have. How many backlogs should your department or organization have? What's the ideal number? Is one Product Backlog in Scrum really possible? He can answer questions about defining your "product" so you can define your Product Backlog. Join Jeff for an interactive session on how to rationalize your demand.
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Wednesday, October 28, 2020; 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
EDT
Host: Scrum.org
Cost: Free
Unlocking Your Business
Analysis Potential
Presented by Eno Eka, CBAP, Business Analyst, Change Agent,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Join us for a deep dive into understanding how your business
analysis competencies are key requirements for a successful business analysis
career.
Audience: IIBA Members
Date/Time: Wednesday, October 28, 2020; 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
EDT
Host: International Institute of Business Analysis @IIBA
Cost: Free
Accelerating Positive
Culture and Engagement with Distributed Teams
Presented by Eric Naiburg, Danny Presten and Derek Holt
Written in 2001 the Agile Manifesto states that in-person
interactions are the most effective way to facilitate communication. As
technologies and connectivity have evolved, so has the ability for teams to
work in different ways. Successful organizations are embracing these new ways
of working and reaping tremendous benefits as a result.
Since 2001 it’s become more and more common for team members to be geographically dispersed to the extent that throughout 2020 most teams have been working remote. We have found that not all remote teams perform at the same level, in addition it’s clear there are teams that are working even better remote while others are struggling to cope. With the recent pandemic, it has forced a new way of thinking and working making it critical that agile teams not only survive but thrive during this workplace transition.
Check out this webinar to learn about the practices, tools, and values that have allowed many agile teams to thrive while working remotely and the steps that your organization can take if you have teams or individuals who are struggling. We’ll discuss:
• What great can look like
• Signs that a team or team member may be struggling
• The role tools play in helping organizations navigate and stay productive
• Steps your organization can take to boost engagement and build positive
culture
Audience: Public
Date/Time: Thursday, October 29, 2020; 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT
Host: Scrum.org
Cost: Free
