William Hugh Murray - CISSP
Students: Fall 2024, unless noted otherwise, sessions will be virtual on Zoom.
Everything I Needed to Know about Network Security I Learned at the Tower of London
Sep 27, 2000
Abstract
Recent events have demonstrated the fundamental vulnerabilities of the Internet, the limitations and shortcomings of our defensive strategies. It is becoming increasingly clear that we will not succeed in securing the network by patching Unix. While it is urgent that we respond, many of us seem to be running out of options; we have done what we know how to do and it is not working.This presentation will revisit fundamental tactics such as perimeter defenses, bastions, firewalls, layering, man-traps, alarms and others. It will use the Tower of London to illustrate these tactics and to show how to integrate them into a coherent and reliable strategy.
About the Speaker
During more than twenty-five years with IBM his management responsibilities included development of access control programs, advising IBM customers on security, and the articulation of the security product plan.
In 1987 he received the Fitzgerald Memorial Award for leadership in data security. In 1989 he received the Joseph J. Wasserman Award for contributions to security, audit and control.
Mr. Murray holds the Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Louisiana State University, and is a graduate of the Jesuit Preparatory High School of New Orleans.
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