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Wednesday, April 25, 2018 
10:45 AM - 11:45 AM
| Level: | Business / Non-Technical
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This Case study explains how the 23 NYCRR 500 - Cybersecurity Requirements for Financial Services Companies impacts an organization and how using the well-known data management body of knowledge wheel facilitates an organization’s ability to comply with regulations like this now and in the future. The DMBOK is effective for describing the many facets of information responsibilities as well as tasks needed to mature an organization. This presentation will:
- Provide a quick review of the wedges of the DMBOK – focusing on the items of the regulation
- Share the NY Cybersecurity Regulation from a data architect’s perspective
- Methods we used to illustrate compliance, including working with leaders from our business
- Share a few ideas about anticipated future regulations
Attendees will go back to their environment with an understanding of the New York Cyber Security Regulation and how they might prepare themselves to be ready for this level of scrutiny.
Dawn Michels is the Enterprise Data Architect for Old Republic Title Insurance Company, located in Minneapolis MN. Prior to joining ORT, her work spanned multiple facets of data management in many industries, including Retail, Manufacturing, Medical Devices, and Financial industries. Dawn's former employers include National Marrow Donor Program, Lifetouch, Regis Hair Salon Corp, Target, Andersen (Windows and Doors), Guidant Corp (now Boston Scientific), Fair Isaac Inc, Securian, and General Mills, where she led the first Corporate Wide DW. Dawn has spoken at 15 International Data Conferences on assorted topics of interest and speaks for other DAMA chapters around the country as requested. She is a Past President of the DAMA MN chapter, as well as Past Vice President for Chapter Services of DAMA International. Data is her passion as well as her vocation.
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