Fresh from securing the 2020 presidential election, the FBI is now focused on deterring nation-state cyber actors and taking down ransomware adversaries. Elvis Chan, assistant special agent in charge of the San Francisco division’s cyber branch, speaks candidly about:
In 2021, the Biden administration issued the most comprehensive cybersecurity executive order in history. How is the order being enforced to protect critical infrastructure and financial services? And how fares the administration's battle against ransomware?
In this exclusive keynote, Carole House, the director of cybersecurity and secure digital innovation within the NSC, discusses:
It's among the critical infrastructures one thinks of first re: a cybersecurity incident. The North American power grid has been described as "the world's largest connected computer." But how does it function, and what are some of the glaring myths and surprising realities about its cybersecurity capabilities and vulnerabilities? This expert panel discusses:
After the SolarWinds attack, how can an entity ever trust that any vendor’s security incident won’t become their own next crisis? Healthcare sector entities in particular deal with a complex digital supply chain that range from critical IT vendors to suppliers of life-saving network-connected patient gear, and all the other players – known and maybe unknown – in-between. Our panel will discuss:
He co-chaired the US Cyberspace Solarium Commission, and he's been one of the nation's most informed and outspoken advocates of improving national cyber defense. In this exclusive interview, U.S. Senator Angus King (I-Maine) discusses:
Ransomware – it's been in all the news this year. But what's happening between the lines? What are the stories within the stories, and how should security leaders interpret them? Former banking CISO David Pollino dissects the year's ransomware news with an eye toward:
Washington State was the first U.S. epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic, and as CISO of UW Medicine Cris Ewell was supporting the first responders. How is his security organization most different today than it was a year ago? Hear his approach to:
The 2020 presidential election was a major security challenge for the federal Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. Yet, it was only a prelude to SolarWinds, Colonial Pipeline, Kaseya and the other major incidents of 2021. In this exclusive session, Brandon Wales, CISA's acting director, discusses:
He served on the US Cyberspace Solarium Commission, and he co-sponsored the so-called Cyber Diplomacy Act, which would create a new Bureau of International Cyberspace Policy at the State Department. U.S. Rep. Jim Langevin (D-RI) is among the most outspoken congressional leaders on cybersecurity issues, and in this exclusive session he discusses the:
Zero trust, supply chain security and DevSecOps. These are the three 2021 priorities for Katie Arrington, CISO for Acquisition and Sustainment within the U.S. Department of Defense. In this exclusive keynote, she details the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification that will forever change the relationship between government agencies and private sector suppliers.
The old risk models no longer work. Today you have employees permanently assigned to home offices, under stress, in conditions that are ripe for malicious insiders who want to cause harm, as well as well-intentioned employees who make costly mistakes. How do you mitigate your new insider risks? Join this panel for a discussion of:
Europol recently coordinated the disruption of the notorious Emotet botnet operation and cybercrime service. In the wake of that effort, what lessons might be applied to disrupt the ongoing damage being wrought by ransomware? And are stronger measures required, such as requiring ransom payments to be declared to authorities - or even banned - or hacking gangs’ infrastructure?
All content from Day 1 will be available on demand from 9 AM - 5 PM ET on Day 2, Wednesday, August 31st. Don’t miss the chance to log-in and consume any content you may not have had the chance to see at your own convenience.
Fresh from securing the 2020 presidential election, the FBI is now focused on deterring nation-state cyber actors and taking down ransomware adversaries. Elvis Chan, assistant special agent in charge of the San Francisco division’s cyber branch, speaks candidly about:
In 2021, the Biden administration issued the most comprehensive cybersecurity executive order in history. How is the order being enforced to protect critical infrastructure and financial services? And how fares the administration's battle against ransomware?
In this exclusive keynote, Carole House, the director of cybersecurity and secure digital innovation within the NSC, discusses:
It's among the critical infrastructures one thinks of first re: a cybersecurity incident. The North American power grid has been described as "the world's largest connected computer." But how does it function, and what are some of the glaring myths and surprising realities about its cybersecurity capabilities and vulnerabilities? This expert panel discusses:
After the SolarWinds attack, how can an entity ever trust that any vendor’s security incident won’t become their own next crisis? Healthcare sector entities in particular deal with a complex digital supply chain that range from critical IT vendors to suppliers of life-saving network-connected patient gear, and all the other players – known and maybe unknown – in-between. Our panel will discuss:
He co-chaired the US Cyberspace Solarium Commission, and he's been one of the nation's most informed and outspoken advocates of improving national cyber defense. In this exclusive interview, U.S. Senator Angus King (I-Maine) discusses:
Ransomware – it's been in all the news this year. But what's happening between the lines? What are the stories within the stories, and how should security leaders interpret them? Former banking CISO David Pollino dissects the year's ransomware news with an eye toward:
Washington State was the first U.S. epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic, and as CISO of UW Medicine Cris Ewell was supporting the first responders. How is his security organization most different today than it was a year ago? Hear his approach to:
The 2020 presidential election was a major security challenge for the federal Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. Yet, it was only a prelude to SolarWinds, Colonial Pipeline, Kaseya and the other major incidents of 2021. In this exclusive session, Brandon Wales, CISA's acting director, discusses:
He served on the US Cyberspace Solarium Commission, and he co-sponsored the so-called Cyber Diplomacy Act, which would create a new Bureau of International Cyberspace Policy at the State Department. U.S. Rep. Jim Langevin (D-RI) is among the most outspoken congressional leaders on cybersecurity issues, and in this exclusive session he discusses the:
Zero trust, supply chain security and DevSecOps. These are the three 2021 priorities for Katie Arrington, CISO for Acquisition and Sustainment within the U.S. Department of Defense. In this exclusive keynote, she details the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification that will forever change the relationship between government agencies and private sector suppliers.
The old risk models no longer work. Today you have employees permanently assigned to home offices, under stress, in conditions that are ripe for malicious insiders who want to cause harm, as well as well-intentioned employees who make costly mistakes. How do you mitigate your new insider risks? Join this panel for a discussion of:
Europol recently coordinated the disruption of the notorious Emotet botnet operation and cybercrime service. In the wake of that effort, what lessons might be applied to disrupt the ongoing damage being wrought by ransomware? And are stronger measures required, such as requiring ransom payments to be declared to authorities - or even banned - or hacking gangs’ infrastructure?
All content from Day 1 will be available on demand from 9 AM - 5 PM ET on Day 2, Wednesday, August 31st. Don’t miss the chance to log-in and consume any content you may not have had the chance to see at your own convenience.
August 30 - 31, 2022
Critical Infrastructure Summit