CISO National Virtual Summit

August 25, 2020

CISO National Virtual Summit

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Agenda


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12:00pm-12:05pm

Opening Remarks


12:05pm-12:50pm

CISO Keynote Panel: “The challenges that lie ahead… are you ever fully prepared?

Moderated By:

Knights of Columbus
 
 
 
Karl Schoen-Rene
Senior Security Executive
Brinks Inc
Cambridge Health Alliance
Lumentum
7-Eleven
Mustapha Kebbeh
CISO
Arthur Ream III
CISO
Amit Bhardwaj
CISO
Sujeet Bambawale
CISO

12:55pm-1:15pm

Keynote Presenter: “How Becoming an Autonomous Digital Enterprise Strengthened BMC Software’s Security Posture amid a Global Pandemic

Scott Crowder
CIO BMC Software



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The COVID-19 pandemic has created a demand on security operations teams that nobody could have predicted. With nearly the entire workforce now remote, more sophisticated hacking systems coming out daily, and an increase of deployed security tools to defend, data breach and cyber-attack threats are rolling in at unparalleled rates.

As SecOps teams are an organization’s first line of defense, it is their job to manage these threats, unpack the real alerts from the meaningless, and operate at a lightning speed to meet the demand. If a SecOps team is not up-to-date and diligent with their day-to-day, year-to-year operations, it can leave vulnerabilities exposed in dangerous ways. However, these vulnerabilities can be reduced and even eliminated using automation solutions designed to improve security, increase teamwork, close vulnerabilities faster, and maximize efficiency to save labor.

Organizations must embrace intelligent, tech-enabled systems across every facet of the business to thrive during seismic changes – in short, become an Autonomous Digital Enterprise.

Hear BMC’s CIO, Scott Crowder share insights on:
• The current state of BMC’s SecOps strategy and response amidst this global pandemic and how BMC is becoming an autonomous digital enterprise
• The complex and ever evolving challenges organizations face with regards to their security posture
• Key requirements and capabilities needed for an effective automated SecOps solution

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1:20pm-1:50pm

Thought Leadership: “Leveraging an identity-centric Zero Trust model to rethink your IAM strategy

Francois Lasnier
Vice President Identity & Access Management Products



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The need to enable mass work from home has exposed weaknesses in existing on-premises security solutions. The enterprise security perimeter is no longer a physical location; it is a set of access points dispersed in and delivered from the cloud. Now is the time to rethink how identity-centric Zero Trust models offer an effective strategic framework for transforming security schemes in order to accommodate our users’ need for anywhere, anytime access to cloud applications and services. During this session we’ll discuss:

· Limitations of perimeter security models
· The Zero Trust alternative:
· Benefits of Zero Trust
· How zero trust concepts can address the fast moving needs related to COVID
· The advantages of identity-centric zero trust for modernizing IAM schemes

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1:55pm-2:20pm

Fireside Chat: “Protecting the Unknown: Reducing Privacy and Security Risk Through Data Discovery and Classification

Deborah Kish
Executive Vice President Research & Marketing


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Few organizations fully understand and measure the privacy and security risks of unstructured data. Recent cyber-attacks and Privacy regulations like the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and Europe’s Global Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR) presents several challenges for businesses. The biggest challenge with compliance is not knowing what data you have, where it is located, or who can access it. Complying with privacy and industry regulations means that you need to protect and trace personally identifiable information, and respond to incidents and data subject requests. Reducing your security and privacy risk through data discovery and classification will improve your incident response times and strengthen your regulatory compliance position.

Join this Fireside Chat and learn:

  • About the risks associated with sensitive unstructured data
  • How discovery and classification strengthen security and privacy and improve incident response times
  • How to fast track data security and privacy initiatives and maintain compliance with regulations such as the CCPA & GDPR
  • How to reduce your risk footprint and improve data management

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2:25pm-2:45pm

Executive Vision Presenter: “Cyber Defense during a time of crisis and after

Ran Shahor
Brigadier General (Ret.)
CEO & Founder, HolistiCyber



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Any and every one is a target for nation-state grade cyber attacks, especially during a global crisis. During times of crisis there is a shift in focus which allows cyber-attacks to grow and intensify, and a large portion of them are nation-state grade. The private sector, all verticals and industries, have always been a target for these, and the pandemic has only worsened it.

These highly advanced mechanisms of cyber assault are continuously evolving and readily available for sale on the darknet, enabling hackers and new players looking for alternative income due to COVID19 to become extremely powerful attackers. The question arises – How can organizations protect themselves in today’s crisis cyber reality? And what happens the day after? Fortunately, there are answers and solutions.

In his presentation, Ran Shahor, IDF Brigadier General (Ret.) will discuss the challenges financial organizations face during a time of crisis, the solutions, the holistic approach and the secret sauce needed in order to be protected and stay ahead of the curve.

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2:45pm-3:20pm

CISO Panel: “The role of the CISO during Covid-19

Moderated By:

Knights of Columbus
Karl Schoen-Rene
Senior Security Executive
Woodforest National Bank
Motorola Mobility
Marc Crudgington
CISO
Richard Rushing
CISO
Steven Parker
CISO




3:20pm-4:05pm

Closing Keynote Panel: “Understanding the role of the CIO/CTO in Security, Risk, and Compliance

Moderated By:

Knights of Columbus
Karl Schoen-Rene
Senior Security Executive
Rodrigo Loureiro
Global CIO
Raj Sethuraman
CTO of ELM




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