Tiger Woods Center, Nike campus, Beaverton, OR

Two presentations on BYOD strategy, followed by a panel discussion.

Speaker 1 "BYOD Policy, Trust Continuum, and Enforcement Technologies"

In 2015, nearly every organization has had to take a position on where they stand with BYOD. Some IT leaders fully embrace it, others are still pretending it does not exist. While others have defined a "Trust Continuum" granting access in trade for control. Such a innovative approach is impossible without accompanying "Trust Continuum" technical controls to enforce the administrative policy. This presentation will cover from policy to technical enforcement of trust.

Collin Miller “Secure Mobility: IT Strategy for the Mobile Enterprise,” delivers a clear assessment of the state of mobile security today paired with an insightful look into what the future holds. He shares vetted strategies for implementing BYOD and packs his talk with practical information about available tools for mobile device and application management.

Collin Miller has spent more than a decade thinking about, designing and implementing secure IT infrastructures, especially those incorporating BYOD and mobile device management policies. He is a strategic planner, highly skilled and certified in technologies that touch nearly every part of the enterprise. Currently, Collin focuses his attention and energy on mobile device security and management, DLP, remote access and authentication, next-gen firewalls and SIEM.

Portland DAMA Day will take place on October 23rd and two data modeling experts will present, John Giles (all the way from Australia!) and Karen Lopez.

The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is a 501c3 not-for-profit worldwide charitable organization focused on improving the security of application software.

This chapter meeting feature guest speaker Kevin Johnson, a senior SANS instructor.

This program is generously sponsored by ----MIM Master of International Management ----Portland State University

Lunch Presentation by Kris Aman, Global Vice President and General Manager of Men’s Athletic Training at Nike Inc.

Kris Aman was responsible for leading the global business vision for Nike’s Beijing Olympics effort – one of the most ambitious and successful brand project in Nike’s history. Kris will discuss his experience with the Nike brand and the Beijing Olympics - connecting the consumer to sport and innovation through the Beijing Olympics. He will also discuss the current consumer and market trends in relations to the athletic industry and the economic situation in China. ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

A college athlete and University of Washington graduate, Kris is off the court and into the business side of sports. With a degree in Advertising/Communications, Kris joined Sun Sportswear where he honed his skills in product merchandising, trends, development, design direction and licensing with major corporate properties. He started his Nike career 12 years ago as a product line manager for Nike Basketball, then went on to footwear product marketing and global category footwear leadership roles. At his current position as Global Vice President and GM of Men’s Athletic Training, he is leading an integrated consumer-oriented focus across footwear, apparel and equipment for the category. He is also responsible for American football and baseball, two important sports for Nike that are closely aligned with training.

OPTIONAL NIKE CAMPUS TOUR:

There will be an optional, guided 30-minutes Nike Campus walking tour at the end of the meeting. Please wear comfortable walking shoes if you would like to join the tour. Ticket Info: $20 members; $30 general; $15 for students with ID. Please add $5 handling charge to above for registration after Monday May 4, 5pm.

Tickets: http://www.nwchina.org/register-cbn.php