GSOC Practitioner's Forum - How Data Can Drive Actions or Decisions in a Crisis (or Not)

Welcome to the GSOC Practitioner's Forum — a dedicated space for security operations professionals to connect, share, and grow together.

This will meet on the 4th Thursday of every month at 11:00 AM ET.

📋 FORMAT

Each session runs approximately one hour and is structured in two segments:

• Opening Segment (30 min | Recorded) — "How data can drive actions or decisions in a crisis (or not)" Karrie Smith, CMCP, CBCP, CCL, CSC

  Director, Technology Resilience Governance Scotiabank.

• Open Forum (30 min | Not Recorded) — An open, candid discussion held under Chatham House Rules.

Session Description

This presentation focuses on data and decision making, specifically how data can drive actions or decisions in a crisis, or not.

Topics include:

• The challenges of relying on a single source of information
• Real-life examples of data use, both on its own and combined with experience
• Combining data, knowledge, and learned experience
• How knowledge should be weighed into AI responses

Participants Will Learn:

• Practical ways to inject knowledge and experience when responding to the basics of crisis or emergencies, such as employee roll or safety calls
• How to leverage knowledge and experienced professionals when responding, including focusing on safety and key business services

This is your forum. Come ready to engage.

Register for this & future sessions at https://asisonline.zoom.us/meeting/register/4acFH2ZzTjWE_Ja1OBjmGg