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mr.sc. Dorian Ivančić, RHCE, CCNA
Senior Information Security Consultant, S&T Croatia
Dorian holds a B.Sc. and a M.Sc. in Computer Science from the Electrical Engineering and Computing Faculty in Zagreb, Croatia. He has more than eight years of experience in the field of security with emphasis on enterprise network security and operating system security. Dorian has deep understanding of the technology and insight in business which allows him to address the information security from both perspectives. He previously served as the Head of Networking and System Engineering department in Infodom Ltd. He was also a Manager of Information Security Laboratory in Information Security Department in Quality Superintending Company Ltd. At S&T, Dorian is focused on ISMS implementation projects and operational risk assessments and management for leading financial, telecomunication and oil companies in Croatia. Dorian holds several professional certificates among which are RHCE (Red Hat Certified Engineer) and CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate). Dorian is also a scholar and an active researcher in the field of computer memory management and computer aided modelling and simulation.
Risk Management in Practice: Not as Easy as it Looks in Books
Managing operational risks is essential part of managing business. Methodologies and standards such as BS 7799-3:2006 and CRAMM are not easily applied or even unusable in some cases. Further more, companies tend to develop and apply their own, custom risk management methodology. Common pitfalls encountered during the risk analysis and risk management process will be discussed during this presentation.