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Shane Shook

Security and Information Governance, Forgepoint Capital Venture Partner

Shane Shook is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in information technology and information risk management advisory and investigations.

He is renowned for his expertise in information security, business continuity, software development, systems architecture, data analytics, software analysis, forensics, source code comparison, cybersecurity investigations, and quantitative risk management techniques.

Shane has an extensive educational background, including studies in Organization & Management, Communications Technology, Economics, Technology Management, and Applied Communications Technology.

Throughout his career, Shane has held various key positions in organizations such as Board Member, Venture Partner, Chief Technical Advisor, and Managing Director at prominent companies like Venari Security, Forgepoint Capital, SolCyber Managed Security Services, and PwC.

He has served as a consultant for global Fortune 500 clients, specializing in risk management, technology, information governance controls, IT services management frameworks, and IT audits and investigations.

Shane has been accepted as an expert witness in a wide range of cases, including IRS, SEC, EPA, FCC, ITC, administrative, criminal, class action, and civil matters.

He has contributed to technical standards conferences and has been interviewed by financial industry periodicals in the US, UK, and Japan on information management, security, and business continuity issues.

In addition, Shane has served on the advisory boards of multiple organizations and has been affiliated with esteemed companies such as GoSecure, MixMode, Constella, DeepSee, Secrutiny, Orient, Cylance, and Jask.

His expertise extends to trading systems architecture, including ECN, ATS, and Exchange, as well as Algorithmic trading systems like HFT.

Shane's diverse background in technology, security, and advisory services positions him as a sought-after expert in the field.

Highlights

Jul 19 · linkedin

PROTIP: if you are addressing the Crowdstrike driver update problem it is simpler to use Windows Recovery mode than Safe Mode. Safe Mode requires an administrative credential that WinRE does not - though both methods do still require physical interaction with affected computers.

  1. You need your bitlocker key if your computer is configured with that

  2. Boot into Recovery (WinRE) mode and enter your bitlocker key

  3. You will be presented with a command prompt at X:\ where you should

  4. enter C:\ and then cd to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\Crowdstrike

  5. enter del C-00000291*.sys to remove the driver files

The you can reboot your computer and Crowdstrike will automatically download the corrected update.

And a reminder, if you aren’t using it - turn it off.

Good luck.

May 2 · linkedin

MOTD: The problem with tech in industry is that

  • Execs see it as a ride to the airport

  • IT see it as a status symbol

  • Security sees it as a burning car

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