Meet with security industry leaders in a boardroom setting to converse with peers and gain insight into leading security trends and technology. Participate in one of the following topic-based closed door Deep Dive Discussions.

• Zero Trust
• OT
• Cybercrime
• Ransomware
• Fraud
• IAM
• Cryptocurrency
• Payments
• Critical Infrastructure
• Incident Response

A recent nationwide survey 23% of CISOs report to the CEO, while nearly 45% reported into a CIO. With Data Governance ultimately being about people, processes, and technology--the foundation for data governance—are “musts.” In this session, you will hear from practitioners who have actuated strong partnerships with executives. They will share:  

• Tried and true approaches for getting buy-in and clear ownership 
• Strategies for breaking down data silos
• Approaches to find the right balance between flexibility and data governance standards

Adaptations are needed to keep pace with the changing ransomware environment. This panel will address what you should be ready for. They will also debate valid and invalid approaches to minimizing risk -from technology, government and other activities that will influence how organizations can to respond to threats. This panel will:

• Discuss current trends for ransomware attacks 
• Look at the impact of the changing environment on insurance premiums
• Debate whether norms or regulations should dictate payments
• Address critical strategies and aspects to being successful in defending against attacks       

The nature of warfare is changing. As conventional, cyber and information warfare converge into a highly refined and devastating playbook, we need to rethink many aspects of the way we implement defense tactics. This panel of public and private sector experts will dissect:

• The evolution of Russian tactics-from the annexation of Crimea to the invasion of Ukraine
• How the Perception War and MDM are taking center stage in modern conflict and shaping world events
• Why we need an integrated playbook and how should this shape our defensive strategy

The Internet of Things (IoT) is expanding at a dramatic rate. As we connect our devices to more and more aspects of our daily lives, we are creating a roadmap for invasive listening, hacking and business disruption. Join us to learn more about where IoT is headed and how you can stay safe while still reaping the benefits of a digital world.  This session will illuminate

• Biggest threats based on trending attacks  
• Challenges of IoT security based on common vulnerabilities
• Vulnerabilities caused by new technologies
• Strategies for securing huge attack surfaces
• Regulatory and compliance issues rising from third-party partnerships

Cybersecurity strategies are shifting from a reactive stance to proactive approach. This change gives organizations the ability to be more agile with their security program. In this keynote session, our panel of industry experts will share their experience and insights on:

• Is it possible to be prepared for the unknown cyber threat?
• Team retention and talent acquisitions, including strategies for different generations
• Promoting and driving a security and risk-aware culture
• Current threat landscape’s most prevalent features-Cloud Security/Attacks, Human Error, Evil Proxy

It's not a matter of "if" the next cyberattack will strike--it's a matter of "when.” The extent of your preparedness is one of the biggest factors determining what that day (and beyond) is going to be like for you and your organization.
 When that day arrives, it’s too late to ask: Who have I prepared? How did I prepared them? What tools do I have at-the-ready? This panel of Industry experts will lend their experiences and lessons learned to unpack those questions as well as navigate us through the following:

• What threats are most likely to cause the biggest disruption?
• What are you doing now to protect your environment - and where are your biggest gaps?
• How can we leverage all of the security controls in our environment for an effective, layered defense?

2021 M&A transactions were up 55% in the U.S. over 2020. And 2022 is on pace to be even bigger. This wave of post-Covid M&A demands that cyber security leaders improve their efficacy. Panelists for this session are seasoned practitioners who are eager to share their experiences from the initial phase during due diligence through day-one integration of the M&A cycle: 

• Ensure that a subsidiary cannot expose the parent company to cyber risks through the M&A process
• Be a player and practice due diligence in the M&A process from start to integration
• Leverage integrated risk assessments and automated smart questionnaires to gain a real-time snapshot into what a company’s cyber risk posture and overall GRC looks like

The perceived conflict between profitability and speed to market versus security is rife in our organizations. Understanding this is important, and combating it is crucial. Cyber security leaders guide and influence the discussion, and thereby mindset, as both are indispensable to business goals. Making cloud secure is our best path forward. What are the necessary building blocks, and how can you create and promote a secure cloud strategy?

• Discuss key points to win converts to a security mindset
• Deal with M&As that have existing cloud environments
• Retool teams and install effective guard rails
• What role can compliance play?

A recent nationwide survey 23% of CISOs report to the CEO, while nearly 45% reported into a CIO. With Data Governance ultimately being about people, processes, and technology--the foundation for data governance—are “musts.” In this session, you will hear from practitioners who have actuated strong partnerships with executives. They will share:  

• Tried and true approaches for getting buy-in and clear ownership 
• Strategies for breaking down data silos
• Approaches to find the right balance between flexibility and data governance standards

The need for third-party risk management has never been greater. Even though the risks to your company, customers and partners can be substantial, the processes, methods, and mediums used today are frequently flawed and even potentially misleading. In this panel discussion we dive into:

• What does the current TPRM risk landscape look like today?
• What’s working and not working in TPRM?
• What are the risks and mitigation strategies?
• Best practices and recommendations for an effective program and what’s needed in the future

A recent nationwide survey 23% of CISOs report to the CEO, while nearly 45% reported into a CIO. With Data Governance ultimately being about people, processes, and technology--the foundation for data governance—are “musts.” In this session, you will hear from practitioners who have actuated strong partnerships with executives. They will share:  

• Tried and true approaches for getting buy-in and clear ownership 
• Strategies for breaking down data silos
• Approaches to find the right balance between flexibility and data governance standards

Adaptations are needed to keep pace with the changing ransomware environment. This panel will address what you should be ready for. They will also debate valid and invalid approaches to minimizing risk -from technology, government and other activities that will influence how organizations can to respond to threats. This panel will:

• Discuss current trends for ransomware attacks 
• Look at the impact of the changing environment on insurance premiums
• Debate whether norms or regulations should dictate payments
• Address critical strategies and aspects to being successful in defending against attacks       

Meet with security industry leaders in a boardroom setting to converse with peers and gain insight into leading security trends and technology. Participate in one of the following topic-based closed door Deep Dive Discussions.

• Zero Trust
• OT
• Cybercrime
• Ransomware
• Fraud
• IAM
• Cryptocurrency
• Payments
• Critical Infrastructure
• Incident Response

The nature of warfare is changing. As conventional, cyber and information warfare converge into a highly refined and devastating playbook, we need to rethink many aspects of the way we implement defense tactics. This panel of public and private sector experts will dissect:

• The evolution of Russian tactics-from the annexation of Crimea to the invasion of Ukraine
• How the Perception War and MDM are taking center stage in modern conflict and shaping world events
• Why we need an integrated playbook and how should this shape our defensive strategy

The perceived conflict between profitability and speed to market versus security is rife in our organizations. Understanding this is important, and combating it is crucial. Cyber security leaders guide and influence the discussion, and thereby mindset, as both are indispensable to business goals. Making cloud secure is our best path forward. What are the necessary building blocks, and how can you create and promote a secure cloud strategy?

• Discuss key points to win converts to a security mindset
• Deal with M&As that have existing cloud environments
• Retool teams and install effective guard rails
• What role can compliance play?

2021 M&A transactions were up 55% in the U.S. over 2020. And 2022 is on pace to be even bigger. This wave of post-Covid M&A demands that cyber security leaders improve their efficacy. Panelists for this session are seasoned practitioners who are eager to share their experiences from the initial phase during due diligence through day-one integration of the M&A cycle: 

• Ensure that a subsidiary cannot expose the parent company to cyber risks through the M&A process
• Be a player and practice due diligence in the M&A process from start to integration
• Leverage integrated risk assessments and automated smart questionnaires to gain a real-time snapshot into what a company’s cyber risk posture and overall GRC looks like

It's not a matter of "if" the next cyberattack will strike--it's a matter of "when.” The extent of your preparedness is one of the biggest factors determining what that day (and beyond) is going to be like for you and your organization.
 When that day arrives, it’s too late to ask: Who have I prepared? How did I prepared them? What tools do I have at-the-ready? This panel of Industry experts will lend their experiences and lessons learned to unpack those questions as well as navigate us through the following:

• What threats are most likely to cause the biggest disruption?
• What are you doing now to protect your environment - and where are your biggest gaps?
• How can we leverage all of the security controls in our environment for an effective, layered defense?

Cybersecurity strategies are shifting from a reactive stance to proactive approach. This change gives organizations the ability to be more agile with their security program. In this keynote session, our panel of industry experts will share their experience and insights on:

• Is it possible to be prepared for the unknown cyber threat?
• Team retention and talent acquisitions, including strategies for different generations
• Promoting and driving a security and risk-aware culture
• Current threat landscape’s most prevalent features-Cloud Security/Attacks, Human Error, Evil Proxy

The Internet of Things (IoT) is expanding at a dramatic rate. As we connect our devices to more and more aspects of our daily lives, we are creating a roadmap for invasive listening, hacking and business disruption. Join us to learn more about where IoT is headed and how you can stay safe while still reaping the benefits of a digital world.  This session will illuminate

• Biggest threats based on trending attacks  
• Challenges of IoT security based on common vulnerabilities
• Vulnerabilities caused by new technologies
• Strategies for securing huge attack surfaces
• Regulatory and compliance issues rising from third-party partnerships

Adaptations are needed to keep pace with the changing ransomware environment. This panel will address what you should be ready for. They will also debate valid and invalid approaches to minimizing risk -from technology, government and other activities that will influence how organizations can to respond to threats. This panel will:

• Discuss current trends for ransomware attacks 
• Look at the impact of the changing environment on insurance premiums
• Debate whether norms or regulations should dictate payments
• Address critical strategies and aspects to being successful in defending against attacks       

The need for third-party risk management has never been greater. Even though the risks to your company, customers and partners can be substantial, the processes, methods, and mediums used today are frequently flawed and even potentially misleading. In this panel discussion we dive into:

• What does the current TPRM risk landscape look like today?
• What’s working and not working in TPRM?
• What are the risks and mitigation strategies?
• Best practices and recommendations for an effective program and what’s needed in the future