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Newly Appointed FireMon CISO to Join Security Pioneer for Roundtable Session at IANS Security Forum

OVERLAND PARK, KS — (Marketwired) — 04/25/16 — FireMon, a leading provider of security management solutions, today announced that Chief Information Security Officer Mark Carney will be a featured speaker at the , which takes place April 26-27 in San Francisco.

Carney was appointed to the CISO role in January 2016 after serving as general manager for FireMon–s security analytics platform Immediate Insight. He will join Marcus J. Ranum, Senior Strategist at Tenable Network Security, for the .”

Taking place on April 27 at 2:25 p.m., the 2-hour session will kick off with Ranum examining “a way of reintegrating old techniques — the ones that work but are –hard– — in a way that provides more predictable and better security than security –fads– can provide.”

Carney will close the session with advice for security teams who too often hear “do more with what they have” rather than seek out additional technology and staff. He will share how FireMon–s security management platform has been designed to maximize existing technology investments and increase staff capacity through workflow automation and real-time analysis.

“Security teams today are dealing with an inundation of new technology without the time or resources to effectively manage them,” said Carney. “That–s the value FireMon brings to the table. We can give those teams better visibility and workflows, so they can better manage their security infrastructure.”

FireMon solutions deliver continuous visibility into and control over network security infrastructure, policies, and risk. Using the FireMon Security Intelligence Platform, today–s enterprise organizations, government agencies, and managed services providers dramatically improve effectiveness of network defenses, optimizing investments and speeding response to changing business demands.

IANS is the leading provider of in-depth security insights and decision support delivered through research, community, and consulting. Fueled by interactions among IANS Faculty and information security practitioners, IANS– experience-driven advice helps IT security, risk management, and compliance executives make better, faster technical and managerial decisions. IANS was founded in 2001 as the Institute for Applied Network Security. Inspired by the Harvard Business School experience of interactive discussions driving collective insights, IANS adapted that format to fit the needs of the information security community.

Rachel Metzler
FireMon