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Diane Rausch
Ken Dunham
Richard Stephens
Barbara Stanton
Chelle Clements
Matching Funds (Anonymous Donor)
Professionals who have as their primary responsibility information systems security in the private or public sector, or professionals who supply information systems security consulting services to the private or public sector; or IS Auditors, or IS professionals who have as one of their primary responsibilities information systems security in the private or public sector; educators, attorneys and law enforcement officers having a vested interest in information security; or professionals with primary responsibility for marketing or supplying security equipment or products. All membership dues are non-refundable.
Multi-year Discounted Memberships for General Members are as follows:
Boise ISSA has two types of sponsorship opportunities. 5-6 monthly member meetings a year we partner with a sponsor to provide a lunch and non-sales high value add/professional growth talk with an expert. We meet September through June but have a holiday mixer event in December, no meeting in May following our conference, and a members only meeting in June before taking a break for the summer. The other sponsorship opportunity is in support of our annual conference (conference.boiseissa.org) which is held every spring in Boise, ID. If you’d like to know more contact an officer such as president[@]boiseissa.org.
Co-branding with partners is supported for monthly meeting sponsorship!
Sponsorship "Excluding" Membership List: $800
Sponsorship "Including" Membership List: $1200
Join us at Cottonwood Grille for lunch and a talk with our sponsor, Boise ISSA, on Thursday October 5th from 11:30 AM to 1 PM. Sin Ming Loo & Lee Neely Dr. S. M. Loo …
Join us at Cottonwood Grille for lunch and a talk with our sponsor, Check Point, on Thursday September 7th from 11:30 AM to 1 PM. Hubert Ralph Bonnell, CISSP, CCSE – Security Engineer, Check …
– No cost for members to attend (no students, interns, or sales professionals)
– We will serve morning coffee and lunch at Noon
– Access to over 20 exhibitor booths
– Earn up to 7 CPE credits during the day
– One lucky attendee will win $1000 in our passport drawing
ISSA members register at no cost: https://f2fevents.com/register/?att=BOI&ref=Association&par=ISSA%20Boise
Greetings Boise ISSA Members and Affiliates! If you’re not a member sign up now at issa.org and join the Boise Chapter when you do that to be part of our outstanding CATO and Matrix Networks sponsored …
Join us at Dave & Buster’s for lunch and a talk with our sponsor, Cyberhaven, on Thursday May 4th from 11:30 AM to 1 PM. Navigating the Ecosystem of Modern Data Protection Brian Hileman, …
Sponsor: Splunk Date: February 2, 2023 Speaker: Drew Church BIO: Drew Church is a Global Security Strategist at Splunk where he helps customers solve challenging cybersecurity problems. Prior to joining Splunk, he spent almost ten …
Sponsor: Arctic Wolf Date: June 23, 2022 Speaker: Charlie Luckie Title: Cyber Security – A National Threat Professional Credit: 1.5 CPE BIO: Charlie Luckie is a Cyber Security Professional with Arctic Wolf who …
Sponsor: Right Systems Date: February 3, 2022 Speaker: Tim Ellis Title: Cyber Security Trends of 2022 Abstract: A review of the threat landscape going into 2022. Discussion of trends both in the cyber security space and …
Sponsor: Boise ISSA Date: November 4, 2021 Speaker: Joshua Stemp Cybersecurity State Coordinator – Idaho Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) U.S. Department of Homeland Security Office: (206) 462-3513 Mobile: (208) 761-9882 Email: Joshua.S[email protected] MOE: [email protected] Summary …
Sponsor: InfoBlox Date: October 6, 2021 Speaker: Ryan Parr Bio: Ryan has been at Infoblox since 2018 and is currently a Sr. Solutions Architect supporting named accounts in the Pacific …
Sponsor: Digital Shadows Date: March 7, 2019 Speaker: Stephen Muller Topic: Business Email Compromise Made Easy Abstract: Well-resourced actors typically access business email accounts through targeted phishing campaigns or using information-stealing malware. The barriers to entry, however, have …
