The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed amendments to the 17 CFR regulations and  NYDFS has proposed sweeping changes to their Part 500 Cybersecurity Regulations. These proposed changes aim to address the evolving threat of cyberattacks and enhance the readiness of market participants to prevent, detect and respond to cybersecurity incidents. The proposed regulations aim to improve information security, incident response, and risk management processes for market participants, and strengthen the overall cybersecurity posture of the securities market. In this interactive deep dive session you can join the conversation to discuss:

• Strategies to build a repeatable and sustainable program to manage regulatory changes and minimize the impact on your organizations.  
• Determine the impact the changes will have on your organization

Information Security leaders face numerous challenges in their roles, including high stress levels and demands that can lead to burnout. Research has shown that the average tenure of a CISO is only 1.5-2 years, and that a disproportionate number of Information Security leaders turn to substance abuse to cope with the stress. This session is designed to help CISOs and Information Security leaders overcome these challenges and build resilience. 

During this interactive session you will discuss:

• The root causes of stress in Information Security leadership
• Strategies for managing stress and finding balance in the role
• Techniques for prioritizing responsibilities and avoiding burnout
• Building resilience and cultivating a healthy coping mechanism
• What it takes personal and professionally for CISO’s to become a  CISO Zen Master.

Security is a data protection problem within FSI organizations. Security teams have recognized this and responded by deploying sophisticated point solutions to secure confidential data wherever it resides. Unfortunately, today’s data is everywhere and, consequently, this requires FSI organizations to stitch disparate technologies together to produce a comprehensive solution. Although complex, there are some tangible strategies that can be implemented to ensure DLP is met. 

During this Interactive Deep Dive discussion, our expert speakers and deep dive attendees will examine these strategies, as well as:

• Discuss how a top-down approach focusing on the data itself can potentially simplify data security
• Assess the role of zero trust expansion in the way data is used rather than how it is accessed

ChatGPT makes some big promises, the biggest of course "shape the future of technology".  With its synthetic intelligence ChatGPT has already been used to write malware, research papers, create marketing campaigns and much more.

During this interactive Deep Dive you will:

• Explore the impact of ChatGPT on Enterprise cyber security plans and strategy.
• Evaluate how other AI tools, such as VALL-E from Microsoft (tools that can synthesize someone's voice from a 3 second sample) will impact security.
• Discuss what actions, if any, participants have taken thus far in response to the new potential attack vectors resulting from these new tools.

Is XDR the latest marketing buzzword, or does it actually modernize the SOC as promised?  During this session we will discuss XDR's place in your security program and weigh the following questions:

• Is there added ROI in centralizing your security stack?
• Is there a risk to centralizing you security stack around a single vendor?
• Does XDR enable SOC's to move past opening and closing tickets and better enable threat hunting.

There has been a significant sophistication in metadata, behavioral data, network data, etc., with the exception of where malware actually lives - in files. What happens when you go to the source and look for malware in the actual binaries? APT, supply chain attacks and vulnerabilities become easier to detect and respond to, ultimately, strengthen security posture. 

This interactive deep dive will explore ways to mitigate these vulnerabilities as well as:

• Dissect how adversaries evade the most common signals
• Discuss ways  in which your own data can rapidly detect threats
• Determine how files can be the ultimate incident response dataset

ChatGPT makes some big promises, the biggest of course "shape the future of technology".  With its synthetic intelligence ChatGPT has already been used to write malware, research papers, create marketing campaigns and much more.

During this interactive Deep Dive you will:

• Explore the impact of ChatGPT on Enterprise cyber security plans and strategy.
• Evaluate how other AI tools, such as VALL-E from Microsoft (tools that can synthesize someone's voice from a 3 second sample) will impact security.
• Discuss what actions, if any, participants have taken thus far in response to the new potential attack vectors resulting from these new tools.

Security is a data protection problem within FSI organizations. Security teams have recognized this and responded by deploying sophisticated point solutions to secure confidential data wherever it resides. Unfortunately, today’s data is everywhere and, consequently, this requires FSI organizations to stitch disparate technologies together to produce a comprehensive solution. Although complex, there are some tangible strategies that can be implemented to ensure DLP is met. 

During this Interactive Deep Dive discussion, our expert speakers and deep dive attendees will examine these strategies, as well as:

• Discuss how a top-down approach focusing on the data itself can potentially simplify data security
• Assess the role of zero trust expansion in the way data is used rather than how it is accessed

Is XDR the latest marketing buzzword, or does it actually modernize the SOC as promised?  During this session we will discuss XDR's place in your security program and weigh the following questions:

• Is there added ROI in centralizing your security stack?
• Is there a risk to centralizing you security stack around a single vendor?
• Does XDR enable SOC's to move past opening and closing tickets and better enable threat hunting.

There has been a significant sophistication in metadata, behavioral data, network data, etc., with the exception of where malware actually lives - in files. What happens when you go to the source and look for malware in the actual binaries? APT, supply chain attacks and vulnerabilities become easier to detect and respond to, ultimately, strengthen security posture. 

This interactive deep dive will explore ways to mitigate these vulnerabilities as well as:

• Dissect how adversaries evade the most common signals
• Discuss ways  in which your own data can rapidly detect threats
• Determine how files can be the ultimate incident response dataset

Information Security leaders face numerous challenges in their roles, including high stress levels and demands that can lead to burnout. Research has shown that the average tenure of a CISO is only 1.5-2 years, and that a disproportionate number of Information Security leaders turn to substance abuse to cope with the stress. This session is designed to help CISOs and Information Security leaders overcome these challenges and build resilience. 

During this interactive session you will discuss:

• The root causes of stress in Information Security leadership
• Strategies for managing stress and finding balance in the role
• Techniques for prioritizing responsibilities and avoiding burnout
• Building resilience and cultivating a healthy coping mechanism
• What it takes personal and professionally for CISO’s to become a  CISO Zen Master.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed amendments to the 17 CFR regulations and  NYDFS has proposed sweeping changes to their Part 500 Cybersecurity Regulations. These proposed changes aim to address the evolving threat of cyberattacks and enhance the readiness of market participants to prevent, detect and respond to cybersecurity incidents. The proposed regulations aim to improve information security, incident response, and risk management processes for market participants, and strengthen the overall cybersecurity posture of the securities market. In this interactive deep dive session you can join the conversation to discuss:

• Strategies to build a repeatable and sustainable program to manage regulatory changes and minimize the impact on your organizations.  
• Determine the impact the changes will have on your organization