I spoke at the Financial Planning Association’s annual meeting in Denver in October 2010 about information security. Below you’ll see a copy of my slides. I cover a lot of ground: protecting end points, antimalware, encryption, network security, wireless network security, regulatory compliance. I also end with my take on where the whole security thing is going.
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