With 15+ years in technology and information security, Megan quickly established herself as a key contributor to the FRSecure team. Megan discovered her passion for technology and leadership in college, increasing her knowledge and influence at each organization she worked at.
Customers working with Megan will feel supported by her calm mentoring style. Her organizational skills and focus on detail help keep IT teams on track, reducing the greatest risks to the organization. As a creative problem solver, she brings a unique approach to addressing roadblocks stand- ing in the way of a more mature and prepared team, ready to handle security challenges that come their way.
Megan is passionate about helping everyone understand what they can do to prevent and prepare for any crisis they may encounter. She believes that the strongest organizations are those that adopt a culture of cybersecurity and resiliency- understanding that good security practices save time and resources when strategically executed.
Outside of work, Megan enjoys spending time with her family and pets, playing video games, and spending time outdoors. She is passionate about creating inclusive workspaces that recognize and appreciate everyone’s different perspectives and the challenges they carry with them every day.
Happy New Year! It’s been a pleasure to revisit our predictions from Unsecurity Episode 231, when Evan and Oscar joined to discuss cybersecurity industry trends for 2025. Together, here is what we predicted: Now, let’s review how these cybersecurity industry trend predictions matched up with the events of 2025—where we hit the mark and where…
Disaster Recovery Journal Conference: What is it? The Disaster Recovery Journal (DRJ) is an industry publication that “delivers how-to, in-depth knowledge into business continuity planning.” In addition to their publication and other resources they provide, the DRJ typically hosts two annual conferences: one in the spring in Orlando, FL, and one in the fall in…
It’s not a matter of IF your organization will be breached but WHEN. How your organization handles their response to a breach (known as Incident Response) makes a HUGE difference. Here are a few examples of breach disclosure done the right way.
When a true disaster occurs we need to understand which systems are the most critical to continuing and restoring business operations. This is where performing a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) is essential.
So where IS the line differentiating between a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)? The fact is, there is a lot of overlap between the two terms; however, there are significant differences as well.
Regardless of how large or small your organization is, there are important questions you need to ask and steps that need to be established before building your Disaster Recovery Plan.