Red alert — security threats are at an all-time high. CISOs are having to contend with a heightened risk of breach from both internal and external sources. Forward-thinking leadership at the executive level is needed now more than ever.
Connect with CISOs from diverse organizations to learn strategies for coping with sophisticated and rapidly evolving threats in today’s digital climate.
Take a front seat at the CISO Leadership Forum on April 28, 2021 to learn:
What kinds of vulnerabilities does the hybrid workforce present? CISOs across the country are tasked with securing the decentralized force amid a constantly evolving threat landscape.
How can leaders collaborate to create a stable security architecture that is suited for the remote workplace?
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SVP, Global Chief Information Security Officer
Today’s security framework is complicated. For most large-scale organizations, data is stored using variety of different mediums on and off-prem. The physical office used to be the security “mecca” to ensure that devices and data remained secure, but the unpredictability and boundary-less landscape of the remote workplace has forced security professionals to explore other angles.
How can cyber security professionals ramp up their defense strategies to increase response to breach and reduce impact?
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Chief Information Security Officer
System Director Security Architecture
Director of Cyber Security Education
VP, Global Cyber Governance, Risk, & Compliance (GRC) / Business Information Security Officer (BISO)
“Software is eating the world” is a common refrain describing the oversized influence software has in how we run our businesses. Third party software usage is on the rise, accelerated by WFH initiatives and digital transformation to application development demands. This has resulted in the challenge for many organizations to uncover and manage the inherent risk that this code introduces.
Vince Arneja, Chief Product Officer at GrammaTech, share his insights into how to uncover and understand the risk of third party software within the software supply chain.
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Chief Product Officer
Organizations across the globe have rushed to move workloads onto the cloud to enable employees to better manage enterprise data in the remote world. The migration to the cloud presents additional security measures that are often beyond CISO control.
How can executives take a step back to identify where vulnerabilities in the cloud exist, while strategizing to make continuous improvements against strengthening security threats?
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Chief Information Security Officer
Information Security Architect
Director, Application Security Consulting
Director- Security Testing and Review
Robust protection for critical infrastructure is essential to the wellbeing of any modern organization. In recent years, the list of potential cybersecurity threats has grown to include attacks on essential infrastructure. It is imperative for CISOs to identify and prioritize critical infrastructure in planning and implementing their cyber-defense strategy.
In this timely discussion, Nicholas Andersen, the CISO for Lumen Technologies and a former White House cybersecurity adviser, explains why and how managers should train their security teams to combat critical infrastructure attacks. Drawing from his background in government and in the corporate sector, he will share case insights that illustrate the potentially cascading impacts for companies that fail to properly secure key systems and assets.
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Chief Information Security Officer - Public Sector
AI has a dark side. Bad actors are using artificial intelligence to develop more sophisticated threats such as malicious malware and deep fake technology. Experts predict that offensive AI-driven attacks will only increase over the next few years.
Join Sujeet, Bambawale, Chief Information Security Officer, 7-Eleven, to learn what kind of controls need to be implemented to protect algorithm against algorith.
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Chief Information Security Officer
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