Mr. Wayne Browning This is Me

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1. 1. Technology Managers Forum Mission

   www.techforum.com/bios/brownin - [Cached]

   Published on: 1/28/2006   Last Visited: 5/21/2008

   Wayne Browning
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   Wayne BrowningVice President and Director
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   Wayne Browning as responsibility for setting the strategic direction and establishing policy, architecture, design and implementation of FleetBoston Financial's information security practices.
   
   Prior to joining Fleet in 2000, Mr. Browning served as the Information Security Officer for Summit Bancorp where he was responsible for the implementation of a corporate wide security program including policy, compliance, monitoring, engineering, architecture, awareness, and response.Earlier in his career, Mr. Browning held various positions in the information security, architecture, systems development, and client server environments at Fannie Mae and in the United States Military Intelligence Agencies.
   
   Mr. Browning is active in several industry groups, including the Banking Industry Technology Secretariat (BITS).Mr. Browning currently serves as the Chairman of BITS' Security Assessment Working Group, a member of the IT Service Providers Working Group and Security Risk Assessment Advisory Council.He has led and participated in many information security and risk industry initiatives and round tables.
   
   Mr. Browning is a nationally recognized information security expert and has been featured and/or profiled by many leading newspapers and technology publications, including The New York Times, ComputerWorld Magazine, InformationWeek and Information Security Magazine.

2. 2. Welcome to e-Security - Solutions for Security Event Management

   www.esecurityinc.com/company/p - [Cached]

   Published on: 11/23/2000   Last Visited: 12/30/2003

   Wayne Browning, VP of risk management with FleetBoston Financial Corp., recently turned to security management vendor e-Security Inc. and its Open e-Security Platform to help manage FleetBoston's security products and track security problems. Browning says it's been a costly struggle to have many staffers monitoring intrusion-detection systems, firewalls, and routers--and still not have the benefit of real-time monitoring.
   
   It took a fair amount of work to integrate e-Security's product with the SNMP traps and event logs already being generated, but the payoff has been worth it, Browning says. Aside from having a clearer picture of system security at any time, FleetBoston has become more proactive in monitoring its systems. "Let's just say people were doing things they probably shouldn't have been doing," he says. http://www.informationweek.com/thisweek/story/IWK2
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3. 3. Technology Managers Forum Upcoming Events

   www.techforum.com/tf2003/index - [Cached]

   Published on: 1/1/2003   Last Visited: 5/21/2008

   Wayne Browning, VP Enterprise Risk Management, FleetBoston