Information Systems Security Association International (ISSA Intl)

⏰ Last Chance! Call for Papers closes TODAY (June 30).

Do you have insights to strengthen cyber resilience? The 3rd Annual Cyber Resilience Awareness Day is looking for speakers to share strategies on:

🔍 Quantifying Cyber Resilience Readiness

Join global cybersecurity leaders for expert sessions on frameworks, maturity models, Zero Trust, and more!

📅 Event Date: October 14, 2026
📝 Submit your proposal by June 30!

Learn more and submit your session: https://issa.org/event/cyber-resilience-awareness-day-2026/

Final days remain to submit nominations for the 2026 ISSA Fellows Program.

ISSA Fellows and Distinguished Fellows represent a select group of professionals whose sustained leadership, service, and contributions have helped advance both the cybersecurity profession and the ISSA community.

With Fellow recognition limited to just 2% of ISSA membership and Distinguished Fellow recognition limited to 1%, these honors reflect years of impact, commitment, and leadership.

Many of the most deserving candidates will never nominate themselves. Their recognition begins when a colleague, peer, or fellow member takes the time to put them forward.

If someone comes to mind, don't wait.

🗓 Nominations for 2026 recognition close June 30 at 5:00 PM ET.

👉 Nominate for ISSA Fellow / Distinguished Fellow: https://issa.org/fellows-program/

ISSA members may also apply for Senior Member recognition.

👉 Apply for Senior Member: https://issa.org/issa-senior-members/

To be considered for 2026 recognition, nominations must be submitted by June 30 (5 PM ET).

Save the date! September 10, 2026, in Colorado Springs during the Peak Cyber Symposium for an evening celebrating the leaders, chapters, and organizations making an impact across our profession.

What data could an attacker learn about your organization without ever accessing personal or classified information?

The featured article in the May/June 2026 ISSA Journal explores the concept of implicative data and why security teams need to think beyond traditional data classification models.

As analytics and AI-driven systems continue to evolve, seemingly harmless data can reveal sensitive insights when combined, analyzed, or viewed in context. The article introduces the Implicative Data Lens, a framework designed to help security professionals identify hidden risks that often go unnoticed.

Non-members can read the featured article free of charge. https://issa.org/journal/may-june-2026/

ISSA Members have full access to the issue and archive.
Log in to read the full issue.https://www.members.issa.org/general/custom.asp?page=ISSAJournal

ISSA members, chapter leaders, security practitioners, and risk professionals: How is your organization addressing the risks created by inference, aggregation, and contextual data analysis?