Tom Thill
Tucson Electric Power, Security Engineer
Tucson, Arizona, United States
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Tom Thill is a security engineer whose specializes in endpoint protection and vulnerability management. His work has addressed the identification of large gaps in coverage for endpoint protection, architectures for intrusion-tolerant and multilevel security systems, and risk assessments spanning multi-data center cloud and on-premise infrastructures.
He has developed and led cybersecurity teams in the United States Air Force (2013-2019), in multiple areas of responsibility. While stationed in Davis Monthan Air Force Base, he led multiple teams, one of which that included support to combatant commanders, three-letter agencies and national-level taskings.
Tom has over 12 years of experience in IT and cyber security and holds degrees from University of Maryland (BS) and the Community college of the Air Force (AS). Tom currently is a security engineer at Tucson electric power where he leads multiple endpoint protection programs across various teams. He is passionate about decoding jargon-fueled cybersecurity terms into understandable instructions for the everyday employee and focusing not just on security but the big picture of the business.
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Communication 101: Soft skillz 4 cyber security success
In today’s digital age, fostering a strong security culture within an organization is paramount. This talk will explore the multifaceted approach to making employees care about cyber security, enhancing communication, and implementing effective training programs. We will delve into specific risks, mitigation strategies, and the importance of standards, while also highlighting the role of vendor relationships and soft skills in building a resilient security framework.
Building strong vendor relationships is crucial, as it promotes trust and collaboration, ensuring that third-party partners align with the company’s security standards. Additionally, emphasizing soft skills such as empathy, active listening, and clear communication can significantly enhance teamwork and problem-solving, creating a more cohesive and secure work environment.
Tom Thill
Tucson Electric Power, Security Engineer
Tucson, Arizona, United States
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