ISSA Education Foundation
Richard Mosher possesses extensive experience in information technology audit, risk advisory services, and information security management. Currently serving as a Host at Silver Dollar City Attractions since June 2019, Richard also contributes as Treasurer for the ISSA Education Foundation since August 2003. Previous roles include IT Audit Director at MetaBank, where Richard led audits for technology systems, and Risk Advisory Services Professional at Experis, focusing on information security and regulatory compliance. Richard's earlier career featured key positions such as Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery Planner at Capgemini, Information Protection Manager at Renown Health, and Chief Operations Officer at the Information Systems Security Association International. Richard's educational background includes degrees in Anthropology and Computer Science from various institutions, highlighting a strong academic foundation that complements a diverse professional trajectory.
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ISSA Education Foundation
The ISSA Education Foundation was founded in 2003 by the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) as a 501 (c) (3) public charity, qualified to receive tax deductible bequests, devises, transfers or gifts under section 2055, 2106 or 2522 of the U.S. Tax Code. The purpose of the Foundation is to: • Foster, support, develop and provide education and training in matters involving information security and its applications, • Develop, support, conduct and promote educational programs, symposia, seminars and other activities concerning information resource management and management practices, protection of confidential information, integrity and availability of information resources and systems, • Promote, develop, foster and support research, analysis and information exchange about and concerning information security technology protocols and applications, information security principles, protocols and standards for the benefit of the public, and the implications of such technologies, principles and standards, and • Develop, support, conduct, and promote educational programs, symposia, seminars, promote and support scholarship in information security and other activities to educate the public and members of the public in and about information security technology, and matters involving information security and technology. For more information, visit us at http://www.issaef.org/