Please see the official announcement and registration instructions below regarding the upcoming webinar hosted by our friends in the Atlantic Provinces Chapter. This is a great opportunity to pick up a couple of CPEs this month. If you have questions, please contact us at info@isaca-lasvegas.org or reach out directly to Peter Morin of the Atlantic Provinces Chapter.
Webcast Professional Development / Training Sessions
Save the date! The Atlantic Provinces Chapter of ISACA is pleased to announce an online session related to eDiscovery for its members and associates. The webcasted event will be held on Thursday, June 23rd, 2011 at 11:30am AST and will last approx. 90 minutes using GoToWebinar. A question and answer period will follow. The session will also provide 2 continuing professional education credits (CPE). Registration Information will be provided during the week of June 23rd. You are encouraged to pass this on to other groups or individuals.
eDiscovery
There is a growing awareness of the importance of what is known as electronic discovery. It is essential that Lawyers, Business Owners, Managers, IT Professionals, Auditors, and Employees be aware of electronic discovery and the implications electronic documents have on their business. The sheer volume of electronic information, the volatility of electronic information and the protection of privacy and privileged information is much more difficult in the electronic realm. Together in this session we will explore the concept of electronic discovery in today’s business environment across Canada and also explore some opportunities for internal and external auditors around eDiscovery business processes.
Your presenter for this online session is:
Scott Weissent, CISA, CGEIT, EnCE, PCI QSA – Principal, Business Risk Services
Scott is a Principal in the Business Risk Services practice at Grant Thornton and has over 12 years of experience in IT Audit, governance, security and computer forensics. He has significant experience in IT and an internal controls evaluation related to financial reporting and also leads the National Computer Forensics practice, providing both lawyers and businesses with assistance in acquiring and analyzing computer data for the purposes of litigation, electronic discovery or improvement to corporate security. Scott has led a variety of computer forensic and electronic investigations throughout Canada, including electronic discovery services under the Nova Scotia provincial rules of civil procedure.
Registration is now open!. The cost for this event is $35.00 for ISACA and IIA members. The cost for non-members is $45.00. All major credit cards are accepted as well as purchase orders. Credit card payments are processed securely via PayPal. Shortly after registration, you will be provided information on how to join this virtual event.
Register Now
If you would like further information, please contact Peter Morin.
