Event Schedule

Times for this Event are in Eastern Time (EDT/EST).

The Conference will be open from 11:00 AM June 8th to 5PM and 8:30 AM June 9th to 3PM.

• DAY ONE
• Welcome / Introductions
• AI & ML in Cybersecurity: Can We ‘Science the Heck’ Out of Trouble? 12:10 pm
  Add to Calendar20220608 12:10 pm20220608 12:30 pmAmerica/New_YorkAI & ML in Cybersecurity: Can We ‘Science the Heck’ Out of Trouble?

  We get it, Artificial Intelligence (AI) with particular focus on Machine Learning (ML) is one way to overcome advanced threats with particular attention to scale. That said, those terms are thrown at our executives to delight, amaze and confuse them. How do we really discern between them as tools in our kit versus ‘Weapons of Mass Distraction’? 

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  We get it, Artificial Intelligence (AI) with particular focus on Machine Learning (ML) is one way to overcome advanced threats with particular attention to scale. That said, those terms are thrown at our executives to delight, amaze and confuse them. How do we really discern between them as tools in our kit versus ‘Weapons of Mass Distraction’? 

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• The State of Secure Identity 12:40 pm
  Add to Calendar20220608 12:40 pm20220608 1:00 pmAmerica/New_YorkThe State of Secure Identity

  Digital identities control access to an ever-growing number of applications, services, and critical systems. This makes identity an interesting attack vector for threat actors, and highlights the importance of authentication and authorization in preserving trust and security. The Auth0 State of Secure Identity report highlights the latest trends in identity security, including what types of attacks Auth0 has observed, the characteristics of these attacks, what industries are most affected, and the adoption rates for identity protection technologies. 

  During this session, we’ll provide greater insight into which industries are: 

  • Most highly targeted by credential stuffing attacks 
  • Most highly targeted by SQL injection attacks 
  • Leading the way in MFA adoption to improve overall security posture 

  We’ll also shed light on: fake account creation, MFA bypass attacks, and what defensive measures are being adopted to combat these identity security threats.

  Presented by Auth0

  Digital identities control access to an ever-growing number of applications, services, and critical systems. This makes identity an interesting attack vector for threat actors, and highlights the importance of authentication and authorization in preserving trust and security. The Auth0 State of Secure Identity report highlights the latest trends in identity security, including what types of attacks Auth0 has observed, the characteristics of these attacks, what industries are most affected, and the adoption rates for identity protection technologies. 

  During this session, we’ll provide greater insight into which industries are: 

  • Most highly targeted by credential stuffing attacks 
  • Most highly targeted by SQL injection attacks 
  • Leading the way in MFA adoption to improve overall security posture 

  We’ll also shed light on: fake account creation, MFA bypass attacks, and what defensive measures are being adopted to combat these identity security threats.

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• Beyond SolarWinds: Supply Chain & Third-Party Risk Management for 2022 1:05 pm
  Add to Calendar20220608 1:05 pm20220608 1:25 pmAmerica/New_YorkBeyond SolarWinds: Supply Chain & Third-Party Risk Management for 2022

  Even before SolarWinds Orion Code Compromise, Supply Chain Attacks were up over 400% in 2020. As we go into 2022, this attack vector will continue to  receive tremendous attention. Along with third-party risk in general, partner organizations and software systems with unfettered, privileged, deep access to infrastructure create a “perfect storm” threat for modern cyber executives.  

  In this session we will discuss these challenges in detail, as well as the multiple approaches to identify the best means of using supply chains while keeping the third-party risks at a minimum.

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  Even before SolarWinds Orion Code Compromise, Supply Chain Attacks were up over 400% in 2020. As we go into 2022, this attack vector will continue to  receive tremendous attention. Along with third-party risk in general, partner organizations and software systems with unfettered, privileged, deep access to infrastructure create a “perfect storm” threat for modern cyber executives.  

  In this session we will discuss these challenges in detail, as well as the multiple approaches to identify the best means of using supply chains while keeping the third-party risks at a minimum.

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• Expert Panel Discussion: Managing Risk in Today's Cybersecurity Landscape 1:25 pm
  Add to Calendar20220608 1:25 pm20220608 1:55 pmAmerica/New_YorkExpert Panel Discussion: Managing Risk in Today's Cybersecurity Landscape

  Risk comes from all angles. Users, vendors, partners, systems.  What can security teams improve when attempting to convey ‘risk’ to executive and board level people within an organization?

  In this panel, we will discuss some of the many facets encountered by security leaders in organizations of all sizes, with particular focus on the threat landscape seen across the region. 

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  Risk comes from all angles. Users, vendors, partners, systems.  What can security teams improve when attempting to convey ‘risk’ to executive and board level people within an organization?

  In this panel, we will discuss some of the many facets encountered by security leaders in organizations of all sizes, with particular focus on the threat landscape seen across the region. 

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• How Leaky Can it Git? How Scanning Public Git Repository Commits Uncovered 2 Million Leaked Secrets in 2020 2:20 pm
  Add to Calendar20220608 2:20 pm20220608 2:40 pmAmerica/New_YorkHow Leaky Can it Git? How Scanning Public Git Repository Commits Uncovered 2 Million Leaked Secrets in 2020

  Leaked secrets like API keys, security certificates and other credentials are a growing security risk for organizations which has led to many high profile security breaches. The biggest source of leaked credentials is without question within public git repositories. GitHub, the largest host of open-source code, had more than 60 million repositories created in a single year. Public code distribution on this scale brings with it a serious security threat, especially when you consider the many leaks that happen on personal repositories outside of organizations control. 

  With such a vast amount of data stored on GitHub, it has been difficult to quantify the extent of this problem, until now. GitGuardian conducted the largest research project to date on leaked secrets in public repositories. The project scanned 2.5 million commits a day and over 1 billion commits throughout the year uncovering over 2 million leaked secrets. This presentation looks at why secrets and other sensitive information are frequently leaked through git including the type of secrets commonly leaked and where. Additionally, the presentation will look at how to prevent Secrets Sprawl from individual developers, security teams and organizations as a whole.

  Presented by GitGuardian

  Leaked secrets like API keys, security certificates and other credentials are a growing security risk for organizations which has led to many high profile security breaches. The biggest source of leaked credentials is without question within public git repositories. GitHub, the largest host of open-source code, had more than 60 million repositories created in a single year. Public code distribution on this scale brings with it a serious security threat, especially when you consider the many leaks that happen on personal repositories outside of organizations control. 

  With such a vast amount of data stored on GitHub, it has been difficult to quantify the extent of this problem, until now. GitGuardian conducted the largest research project to date on leaked secrets in public repositories. The project scanned 2.5 million commits a day and over 1 billion commits throughout the year uncovering over 2 million leaked secrets. This presentation looks at why secrets and other sensitive information are frequently leaked through git including the type of secrets commonly leaked and where. Additionally, the presentation will look at how to prevent Secrets Sprawl from individual developers, security teams and organizations as a whole.

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• Low Hanging Fruit: Improve Ad Hygiene For the Easy Win 2:45 pm
  Add to Calendar20220608 2:45 pm20220608 3:05 pmAmerica/New_YorkLow Hanging Fruit: Improve Ad Hygiene For the Easy Win

  We read about successful cyber and ransomware attacks every day. Most organizations do not realize that these attacks all have ONE thing in common and that there are simple, rapid, and inexpensive/free actions they can take which will dramatically improve their defense. This presentation will discuss key challenges with improving AD security and offer real solutions.

  Presented by Attivo Networks

  We read about successful cyber and ransomware attacks every day. Most organizations do not realize that these attacks all have ONE thing in common and that there are simple, rapid, and inexpensive/free actions they can take which will dramatically improve their defense. This presentation will discuss key challenges with improving AD security and offer real solutions.

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• Operational Technology (OT) & Industrial Control Systems (ICS): Cybersecurity Concerns 3:20 pm
  Add to Calendar20220608 3:20 pm20220608 3:40 pmAmerica/New_YorkOperational Technology (OT) & Industrial Control Systems (ICS): Cybersecurity Concerns

  Since the Stuxnet worm was first discovered back in 2010, attacks related to SCADA systems have been of concern. While manufacturing and utility organizations tend to talk about them more, there are wide implications across the cybersecurity landscape that touch on ICS and OT systems of all kinds. 

  This session will talk about why these types of attacks represent a primary concern, and what state-of-the-art looks like in terms of building protections. 

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  Since the Stuxnet worm was first discovered back in 2010, attacks related to SCADA systems have been of concern. While manufacturing and utility organizations tend to talk about them more, there are wide implications across the cybersecurity landscape that touch on ICS and OT systems of all kinds. 

  This session will talk about why these types of attacks represent a primary concern, and what state-of-the-art looks like in terms of building protections. 

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• The Risk Management “Balance Sheet” 3:45 pm
  Add to Calendar20220608 3:45 pm20220608 4:05 pmAmerica/New_YorkThe Risk Management “Balance Sheet”

  Managing risk has always been a part of the CISO responsibility set; however, the ways in which it is managed has no clear definition. With new ransomware threats, supply chain attacks, and third-party risk in the mix – perhaps a new way to budget risk is required.  Is there an effective way to have a “risk balance sheet” – a way in which the CISO could communicate risk to the rest of the C-suite in a consistent language they would understand? 

  Attend this session to get these questions answered and more.

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  Managing risk has always been a part of the CISO responsibility set; however, the ways in which it is managed has no clear definition. With new ransomware threats, supply chain attacks, and third-party risk in the mix – perhaps a new way to budget risk is required.  Is there an effective way to have a “risk balance sheet” – a way in which the CISO could communicate risk to the rest of the C-suite in a consistent language they would understand? 

  Attend this session to get these questions answered and more.

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• Cyber Executive RoundTable 4:05 pm
  Add to Calendar20220608 4:05 pm20220608 4:50 pmAmerica/New_YorkCyber Executive RoundTable

  Submit your bio for consideration to participate on our Cyber Executive RoundTable

  to [email protected] or fill out our Call for Speakers form here.

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  Submit your bio for consideration to participate on our Cyber Executive RoundTable

  to [email protected] or fill out our Call for Speakers form here.

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  Panel Participants:

  Adam Fletcher

  Adam Fletcher

  Managing Director, CISO at The Blackstone Group

  Gavin Grounds

  Gavin Grounds

  Exec. Director Cyber Security Strategy and Information Risk Management at Verizon

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• Day One Closing
• Networking Reception
• DAY TWO
• Welcome / Introductions
• Don’t Phreak Out: Bring VOIP, P2P, and Server-initiated Access into the Zero Trust Era 9:30 am
  Add to Calendar20220608 9:30 am20220608 9:50 amAmerica/New_YorkDon’t Phreak Out: Bring VOIP, P2P, and Server-initiated Access into the Zero Trust Era

  It all started with phreaking the phone network and a few clever hackers. Today business runs on IP networks and VOIP is an important application used by employees, contractors, and partners. Hackers today focus on attacking these private IP networks and they target vulnerable VPNs to gain access. Consequently, organizations are turning to zero trust network access (ZTNA) to protect their networks and applications against these attacks. For the longest time only VPNs were used to enable remote access for VOIP, P2P, or server-initiated flows. That changes now. Learn how you can add VOIP, P2P, and server-initiated flows into a zero trust network access model.

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  It all started with phreaking the phone network and a few clever hackers. Today business runs on IP networks and VOIP is an important application used by employees, contractors, and partners. Hackers today focus on attacking these private IP networks and they target vulnerable VPNs to gain access. Consequently, organizations are turning to zero trust network access (ZTNA) to protect their networks and applications against these attacks. For the longest time only VPNs were used to enable remote access for VOIP, P2P, or server-initiated flows. That changes now. Learn how you can add VOIP, P2P, and server-initiated flows into a zero trust network access model.

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• Supply Chain & Third Party Risk Management 9:55 am
  Add to Calendar20220609 9:55 am20220609 10:15 amAmerica/New_YorkSupply Chain & Third Party Risk Management

  A supply chain encompasses the entire network of all the individuals, organizations, resources, activities and technology involved in the creation and sale of a product.  The ultimate goal of an effective supply chain is lower costs of doing business thus resulting in higher profits and improved customer satisfaction.  The process of bringing in a third party involves identifying, assessing and controlling all the various risks that can develop over the entire lifecycle of such relationships. 

  Join this session to drive into how sophisticated attackers can live quietly inside even organizations with significant expertise and mature security processes.

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  A supply chain encompasses the entire network of all the individuals, organizations, resources, activities and technology involved in the creation and sale of a product.  The ultimate goal of an effective supply chain is lower costs of doing business thus resulting in higher profits and improved customer satisfaction.  The process of bringing in a third party involves identifying, assessing and controlling all the various risks that can develop over the entire lifecycle of such relationships. 

  Join this session to drive into how sophisticated attackers can live quietly inside even organizations with significant expertise and mature security processes.

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• Expert Panel Discussion: Mobile Device Security 10:20 am
  Add to Calendar20220609 10:20 am20220609 10:50 amAmerica/New_YorkExpert Panel Discussion: Mobile Device Security

  Mobile devices are omnipresent for everyone in our society. Providing email, file access, even physical access and authentication has been made easily accessible via our use of these devices. At the same time, users are five times more likely to click on a phishing email on their smartphone versus desktop, file access and authentication can be exposed via a lost device, and a host of other vulnerabilities exist.  Corporate-provided assets could be one answer, but it’s simply not feasible for every organization, and moreover – users are looking to connect whenever and wherever they are (even as they are at home a lot these days). 

  Our expert panel will contemplate several approaches to this challenge. 

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  Mobile devices are omnipresent for everyone in our society. Providing email, file access, even physical access and authentication has been made easily accessible via our use of these devices. At the same time, users are five times more likely to click on a phishing email on their smartphone versus desktop, file access and authentication can be exposed via a lost device, and a host of other vulnerabilities exist.  Corporate-provided assets could be one answer, but it’s simply not feasible for every organization, and moreover – users are looking to connect whenever and wherever they are (even as they are at home a lot these days). 

  Our expert panel will contemplate several approaches to this challenge. 

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• Cloud Clarity in 2022: Strategy, Execution & Alignment 11:25 am
  Add to Calendar20220609 11:25 am20220609 11:45 amAmerica/New_YorkCloud Clarity in 2022: Strategy, Execution & Alignment

  Securely optimizing the cloud for better business outcomes is the product of clear communication of terms and expectations, alignment with business processes and functions, and partnerships among multiple internal and external stakeholders. “Activity” does not equal “progress.”  In this session, attendees will hear about creating definitional clarity, building adaptability, and creating cross-functional, business-wide alignment. 

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  Securely optimizing the cloud for better business outcomes is the product of clear communication of terms and expectations, alignment with business processes and functions, and partnerships among multiple internal and external stakeholders. “Activity” does not equal “progress.”  In this session, attendees will hear about creating definitional clarity, building adaptability, and creating cross-functional, business-wide alignment. 

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• The Evolution of the Threat: Hunting, Detection, & Response 11:50 am
  Add to Calendar20220609 11:50 am20220609 12:10 pmAmerica/New_YorkThe Evolution of the Threat: Hunting, Detection, & Response

  Nation-State attacks are not always focused on political or military adversaries. Recently, below-military-grade action can create havoc or destabilize adversaries, or manipulate markets.  Hard to trace and even harder to convict, they may affect stock price or even influence the outcome of elections. 

  Attend to talk about the problem, and see what US enterprises are doing to prepare themselves for these situations.

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  Nation-State attacks are not always focused on political or military adversaries. Recently, below-military-grade action can create havoc or destabilize adversaries, or manipulate markets.  Hard to trace and even harder to convict, they may affect stock price or even influence the outcome of elections. 

  Attend to talk about the problem, and see what US enterprises are doing to prepare themselves for these situations.

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• Lunch Break
• Keynote Presentation: Mastercard: The Payment Card Industry: Is My Money Safe? 12:45 pm
  Add to Calendar20220609 12:45 pm20220609 1:05 pmAmerica/New_YorkKeynote Presentation: Mastercard: The Payment Card Industry: Is My Money Safe?

  The Payment Card Industry faces not only legislative challenges but significant cybersecurity issues as well. Learn how Mastercard protects its payment transaction and corporate networks from the latest cyberattacks.

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  The Payment Card Industry faces not only legislative challenges but significant cybersecurity issues as well. Learn how Mastercard protects its payment transaction and corporate networks from the latest cyberattacks.

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  Speaker:

  Dan Unger

  Dan Unger

  Manager - Security Monitoring and Response at Mastercard

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• Stopping Ransomware with Autonomous Response 1:50 pm
  Add to Calendar20220609 1:50 pm20220609 2:10 pmAmerica/New_YorkStopping Ransomware with Autonomous Response

  New strains of ransomware are leaving organizations vulnerable – too often, security teams lack the ability to respond proportionately to an attack, leading to cyber disruption across the organization. 

  Join SME, Darktrace’s TITLE, as he/she/they unpacks some of today’s most advanced ransomware threats. Learn how Self-Learning AI understands the organization to reveal every stage of a ransomware attack – and takes targeted, autonomous action to stop the threat in its tracks. 

  This presentation will discuss: 

  • Recent ransomware threat trends, including double extortion and RDP attacks 
  • How Autonomous Response takes action to contain an emerging attack, even when security teams are out of office 
  • Real-world examples of ransomware detected by Darktrace AI – including a zero-day and an attack initiated on Christmas Day

  Presented by Darktrace

  New strains of ransomware are leaving organizations vulnerable – too often, security teams lack the ability to respond proportionately to an attack, leading to cyber disruption across the organization. 

  Join SME, Darktrace’s TITLE, as he/she/they unpacks some of today’s most advanced ransomware threats. Learn how Self-Learning AI understands the organization to reveal every stage of a ransomware attack – and takes targeted, autonomous action to stop the threat in its tracks. 

  This presentation will discuss: 

  • Recent ransomware threat trends, including double extortion and RDP attacks 
  • How Autonomous Response takes action to contain an emerging attack, even when security teams are out of office 
  • Real-world examples of ransomware detected by Darktrace AI – including a zero-day and an attack initiated on Christmas Day

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• The Cybersecurity Skills Shortage 2:15 pm
  Add to Calendar20220609 2:15 pm20220609 2:35 pmAmerica/New_YorkThe Cybersecurity Skills Shortage

  There are currently 310,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the United States, and millions around the world. However, there is no shortage of cybersecurity hopefuls – millions of students, career changers, and people from all walks of life hoping to break into cybersecurity. 

  This session will explore the issues around cybersecurity jobs.  Breaking into the field, the relative need for certifications, formal education, on-the-job training and more.  The discussion will explore the supply and demand disconnect that has been created – resulting in both a ton of great candidates looking for roles, and a cybersecurity skills shortage.

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  There are currently 310,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the United States, and millions around the world. However, there is no shortage of cybersecurity hopefuls – millions of students, career changers, and people from all walks of life hoping to break into cybersecurity. 

  This session will explore the issues around cybersecurity jobs.  Breaking into the field, the relative need for certifications, formal education, on-the-job training and more.  The discussion will explore the supply and demand disconnect that has been created – resulting in both a ton of great candidates looking for roles, and a cybersecurity skills shortage.

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• Expert Panel Discussion: Cybersecurity in IOT 2:40 pm
  Add to Calendar20220609 2:40 pm20220609 3:10 pmAmerica/New_YorkExpert Panel Discussion: Cybersecurity in IOT

  The Internet of Things (IoT) poses entirely new challenges. With 35 billion IoT devices expected to be in operation over the next year – weak passwords, insecure network services and a lack of secure update mechanisms concern every organization.

  In this panel discussion industry experts will dive into why is IoT Security so often overlooked, how the pandemic changed the way we look at IoT security, how additional security can add issues in terms of connectivity or updates and how to overcome and so much more.

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  The Internet of Things (IoT) poses entirely new challenges. With 35 billion IoT devices expected to be in operation over the next year – weak passwords, insecure network services and a lack of secure update mechanisms concern every organization.

  In this panel discussion industry experts will dive into why is IoT Security so often overlooked, how the pandemic changed the way we look at IoT security, how additional security can add issues in terms of connectivity or updates and how to overcome and so much more.

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• Guest Keynote Presentation: Pseudonymity: Catching Cyber-Criminals via Crypto-Tracing 3:35 pm
  Add to Calendar20220609 3:35 pm20220609 4:20 pmAmerica/New_YorkGuest Keynote Presentation: Pseudonymity: Catching Cyber-Criminals via Crypto-Tracing

  While most cyber-crime investigations are along the lines of “follow the money to the servers, then from the servers to the cybercriminals,” pseudonymous crypto-currency makes this a tricky business.  Jamie Portell, Special Agent, USPS, OIG, CCU will share for the first time with the Miami Cybersecurity Conference audience details of the take-down of “Wall Street Market.” This Dark Web marketplace was one of the biggest networks for contraband sales of various goods. 

  This exclusive keynote will answer the question “Are Criminals Anonymous?”  While their transactions through crypto-wallets may seem to protect them, savvy investigators who use some of the same tactics your SOC can leverage to counter cybercrime have a lot to share that can benefit cybersecurity leaders across the private sector. 

  Special Agent Portell will also talk about some of the key Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) important to organizations, especially those active in South Florida. He’ll bring that together with a discussion of best practices, and government and private sector collaboration that can help combat threat actors of all shapes and sizes.

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  While most cyber-crime investigations are along the lines of “follow the money to the servers, then from the servers to the cybercriminals,” pseudonymous crypto-currency makes this a tricky business.  Jamie Portell, Special Agent, USPS, OIG, CCU will share for the first time with the Miami Cybersecurity Conference audience details of the take-down of “Wall Street Market.” This Dark Web marketplace was one of the biggest networks for contraband sales of various goods. 

  This exclusive keynote will answer the question “Are Criminals Anonymous?”  While their transactions through crypto-wallets may seem to protect them, savvy investigators who use some of the same tactics your SOC can leverage to counter cybercrime have a lot to share that can benefit cybersecurity leaders across the private sector. 

  Special Agent Portell will also talk about some of the key Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) important to organizations, especially those active in South Florida. He’ll bring that together with a discussion of best practices, and government and private sector collaboration that can help combat threat actors of all shapes and sizes.

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  Jamie Portell

  Jamie Portell

  USPS - Computer Crimes Unit at Office of Inspector General (OIG)

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• Managing Risk: Seek Forward Accountability and Assume a Stormy Seas 4:05 pm
  Add to Calendar20220609 4:05 pm20220609 4:25 pmAmerica/New_YorkManaging Risk: Seek Forward Accountability and Assume a Stormy Seas

  While managing risk has always been a part of the CISO office, most resources turn to stopping new ransomware threats, managing supply chain attacks and mitigating third-party vulnerabilities. How can CISOs truly move to managing risk? And by extension, how can they clearly communicate risk, and measure the efficacy of mitigation activities? 

  Join this session to learn how to facilitate the risk conversation with non-technical leaders, determine priorities, and counterbalance cybersecurity considerations against business requirements. This session will also address risk quantification, accounting, budgeting and resourcing, and building more resilience rather than taller walls.

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  While managing risk has always been a part of the CISO office, most resources turn to stopping new ransomware threats, managing supply chain attacks and mitigating third-party vulnerabilities. How can CISOs truly move to managing risk? And by extension, how can they clearly communicate risk, and measure the efficacy of mitigation activities? 

  Join this session to learn how to facilitate the risk conversation with non-technical leaders, determine priorities, and counterbalance cybersecurity considerations against business requirements. This session will also address risk quantification, accounting, budgeting and resourcing, and building more resilience rather than taller walls.

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• Managing the Insider Threat 4:25 pm
  Add to Calendar20220609 4:25 pm20220609 4:45 pmAmerica/New_YorkManaging the Insider Threat

  An adversary who attacks an organization from within can prove fatal to the business and is generally impervious to conventional defenses. Social science research has been used to explain why traditional methods fail against these trusted betrayers.  Every company must identify and utilize new management techniques, increase security, and revise workplace strategies for categorizing and defeating insider threats.

  There are key players in positions to either effectively support or undermine the insider threats.  Leadership style can make a difference in the way an institution recognizes and identifies these threats from rethinking background investigations to recognizing deception and using lawful disruption. Join this session to learn about how organizations must circumvent these predators before they jeopardize the workplace and sabotage business operations.

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  An adversary who attacks an organization from within can prove fatal to the business and is generally impervious to conventional defenses. Social science research has been used to explain why traditional methods fail against these trusted betrayers.  Every company must identify and utilize new management techniques, increase security, and revise workplace strategies for categorizing and defeating insider threats.

  There are key players in positions to either effectively support or undermine the insider threats.  Leadership style can make a difference in the way an institution recognizes and identifies these threats from rethinking background investigations to recognizing deception and using lawful disruption. Join this session to learn about how organizations must circumvent these predators before they jeopardize the workplace and sabotage business operations.

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• Conference Closing