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Ray Ryjewski

Know your data. Keep it secure.

Ray Ryjewski is an accomplished professional with a strong background in IT service management, specializing in application performance monitoring (APM), event, incident, change, and configuration.

With a BS in Chemical Engineering from Iowa State University and an MS in Computer Science from Northern Illinois University, Ray has a solid educational foundation to support his technical expertise.

In his career, Ray has held key positions at reputable organizations including HashiCorp as a Sr. Solutions Engineer, Mendix as a Sr. Solutions Architect, and AppDynamics as a Senior Sales Engineer.

Ray Ryjewski also gained valuable experience at IBM, where he served in various roles such as IBM Cloud Platform - Software Specialist, Cloud and Smarter Infrastructure Technical Sales, Sr. Tivoli Consultant at Gulf Breeze Software Partners, and Software Engineer.

Known for his customer-focused approach and ability to motivate teams, Ray Ryjewski excels in ensuring successful deployment, implementation, and overall customer success by identifying business drivers, removing technical barriers, and mitigating risks from the sales process.

Highlights

Jul 10 · linkedin

Don't forget to register for the CISO Series Super Cyber Friday live webcast "Hacking the Materiality of a Data Breach" with David Spark, Dustin Wilcox (CISO at Elevance Health) and Jason Clark (Chief Strategy Officer at Cyera) Where they'll discuss questions like:

  • How fast can you determine the extent of a data breach?
  • What is the average time frame for identifying the materiality of a breach?
  • And who is responsible for determining materiality?
  • How do you define materiality in the context of a data breach?
  • What data is material and what is embarrassing for your organization?
  • Should SEC regulations impact the way organizations build their incident response playbooks?
  • How has public opinion shifted regarding data breaches and the accountability of organizations?
  • Are we stuck waiting for legal precedent on materiality?
  • How do CISOs balance the need for rapid response with the threat of prosecution?
  • Why is there a lack of incident response protocols specifically for determining data materiality?
  • How much do organizations spend on determining materiality and e-discovery after a breach?

Register at https://lnkd.in/gxWfW9Pf

Jul 3 · linkedin

I hope everyone has a relaxing, long, July 4th weekend. If you you're like me you'll likely spend a little time catching up on your podcasts. If so, you won't want to miss the latest episode of the CISO Series - Who Owns AI Risk? NOT IT! (https://lnkd.in/gvRF5eKC) with our Chief Strategy Officer, Jason Clark

Jason give his best advice to CISO's...

  1. Know thyself, especially your data, where it is, etc.
  2. Minimize the attack surface.
  3. Complicate unauthorized access.
  4. Rapidly detect and respond to contained incidents.
  5. Maximize operational excellence.
  6. Align to business priorities.

You also might want to register for next Friday's "Super Cyber Friday" where Jason Clark and Dustin Wilcox will be discussing "Hacking the Materiality of a Data Breach” with David Spark at 1PM ET/ 10 PT on July 12th

REGISTER: https://lnkd.in/gX65-RA7

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Columbus, Ohio Metropolitan Area