Opensource Presentation

Opensource Presentation

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  OpenSource Tools SarahCortes www.inmantechnologyIT.com Sarah’s blog: SecurityWatch Sarah’s ITtechEx column twitter: SecuritySpy LinkedIn: Sarah Cortes
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  OpenSource Tools Agenda InmanTechnologyIT Classes of Tools Overview Definition History
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  Sarah Cortes, PMP,CISA Clients: Harvard University Biogen Fidelity Professional Associations: Sarah is a member of the AIM Advisory Board on Data Privacy Laws to the Massachusetts Legislature Practice expertise Complex Application Development/Implementation IT Security/Privacy/Risk Management/Audit Management Data Center Operations Management Disaster Recovery/High Availability Program/Project Management Background SVP in charge of Security, DR, IT Audit, and some Data Center Operations at Putnam Investments As head of DR, ran Putnam's failover during 9/11 when parent Marsh McLennan failed over to our facility from the World Trade Center 99th floor data center Coordinated over 65 audits per year Previously ran major applications development for Trading/Analytics Systems
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  OpenSource Tools Classes of Tools Messaging - Thunderbird Business Intelligence - OpenOffice Project Management EGroupware OpenBench OpenProj Diagramming - Dia Operating Systems – Linux Security - avg Content Management (CMS)– Joomla! Browser – Mozilla Firefox Reference - Wikipedia
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  OpenSource Tools Will They …? Drive you crazy? Waste your precious resources on a marginal investment that will soon be out of date? Serve as evidence to be used against you later?
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  OpenSource Tools Could they help….? Save you after you have already gotten into trouble? Attempt, however lamely, to keep you out of trouble Prove that, however obvious the trouble is, it is not your fault
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  OpenSource Tools Calling in the Experts
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  OpenSource Tools Did you know….? Seven out of ten attacks are from…
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  OpenSource Tools You may be wondering… Why would anyone rely on them? Is free software real? Will new tools ever stop coming out, just for a little while?
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  OpenSource Tools Standards Overview ISO/IEC 27000 - International Organization for Standardization/International Electrotechnical Commission ITIL – Information Technology Infrastructure Library NIST - National Institute of Standards and Technology PMBOK – Project Management Body of Knowledge TOGAF - The Open Group Architecture Framework CMMI for Development - Capability Maturity Model Integration SEI’s CMM (Capability Maturity Model) for SW (US DoD) Software Engineering Institute COBIT - Control Objectives for Information & related Technology Information Systems Audit and Control Association
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  OpenSource Tools Definition “ a decentralized form of production in which the underlying programming instructions, or “source code”, for a given piece of software are made freely available. Anyone can look at it, modify it, or improve it, provided they agree to share their modifications under the same terms.…” -The Economist, June 10, 2004
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  OpenSource Tools Definition Free Redistribution Source Code -The program must include source code Derived Works -The license must allow modifications Integrity of The Author's Source Code No Discrimination Against Persons or Groups No Discrimination Against Fields of Endeavor Distribution of License License Must Not Be Specific to a Product License Must Not Restrict Other Software License Must Be Technology-Neutral -Open Source Initiative
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  OpenSource Tools History 1960 - Arpanet 1969 - Internet 1998 – January- Netscape Navigator 1998 – February- Open Source Initiative (OSI) 1998 – April- 1998 – Open Source Summit 2008 – Proliferation everywhere
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  Sarah Cortes www.inmantechnologyIT.com Clients: Harvard Law Harvard CAIT Biogen Fidelity BeBop Media & Music Practice expertise Complex Application Development/Implementation IT Security/Risk Management/Audit Management Data Center Operations Management Disaster Recovery/High Availability Program/Project Management Background – Sarah Cortes SVP in charge of Security, DR, IT Audit, and some Data Center Operations at Putnam Investments Previously ran major applications development for Trading/Analytics Systems As head of DR, ran Putnam's failover during 9/11 when parent Marsh McLennan failed over to our facility from the World Trade Center 99th floor data center Coordinated over 65 audits per year Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and PMP-certified ( Project Management Program)