Each full-day conference includes a complete schedule of insightful, education-focused presentations and discussions. Learn from industry leaders and luminaries during highly curated panels and keynote sessions on how to improve your organization’s security posture.
Whether you’re looking for leading-edge technology solutions, insights from government security agencies, or thought leadership from industry experts, you’ll be met with extensive networking opportunities and opportunities to engage.
Spend the day in comfort, as we provide an executive venue experience. Enjoy abundant breakfasts and lunches, ample drinks and snacks throughout the day, plus a classy networking reception to end the night – all of which is included with your attendance.
By attending the extensive educational sessions, you’ll be eligible for CPE credits, which you can claim to further your professional development.
It’s impossible to put a value on how much your organization could gain through your attendance. Knowledge is power, and your attendance will provide you with the skills and insight that could help your business mitigate inevitable cyber threats.
4/5G Wireless WANs are popping up everywhere - connecting IoT devices, vehicles, and branches. How do you secure these Wireless WANs? Traditional VPN infrastructures may not be the right solution for securely connecting sites, vehicles, and IoT devices. This session will explore specific security issues for 4/5G networks and strategies to protect Wireless WANs. You’ll walk away with a better understanding of the issues and strategies that will enable you to leverage the flexibility of Wireless WANs in your organization.
The rapid proliferation of IoT devices has led to a staggering increase, approaching 15 billion in total. These unmanaged devices present significant challenges, as they often bypass existing corporate policies and controls due to their limited compatibility with endpoint security solutions and asset management tools. Consequently, organizations face a critical lack of visibility and control over these devices, hindering a comprehensive understanding of their true threat landscape. This presentation represents the culmination of extensive research spanning several years, focused on the identification, tracking, and reporting of unmanaged devices through the analysis of fundamental behavioral cues inherent to IoT devices.
This session will provide an overview of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), the free, non-regulatory services provided to all 16 Critical Infrastructure Sectors, and an overview of CISA’s Secure by Design initiative. As America’s Cyber Defense Agency, CISA is charged with defending our nation against ever-evolving cyber threats and to understand, manage, and reduce risk to the cyber and physical infrastructure that Americans rely on every hour of every day. It’s time to build cybersecurity into the design and manufacture of technology products.
There are four main bubbles of risks: IT, Financial, Reputation/Brand, Geopolitical. We will discuss the impact of current geopolitical changes that have made 2022 a year filled with warfare, cybersecurity, compliance and data protection issues. Looking forward in 2023 what can we expect and how do we make sure we are prepared to deal with these evolving geopolitical changes?
SebDB is the world’s cyber security behavior database.
It’s maintained by a global community of security professionals and academics. And it just got an upgrade!
Join CybSafe’s Munya Hoto as he discusses how SebDB can be used to reduce human cyber risk, by mapping specific user security behaviors to risk outcomes.
He’ll also cover the new and improved features of SebDB v3, including:
In this session, Mike will explore recent events that underscore the importance of third-party risk management (TPRM). Bridging the gap between theory and practice, he will lead attendees through the core components of TPRM, shedding light on the significance of data awareness, least privilege within the supply chain and regulatory requirements like CMMC. Mike will also offer guidance on crafting thorough vendor management policies (read: your NDA isn’t enough) that address compliance while safeguarding operational integrity. Attendees will walk away with practical insights they can use to fortify their defenses against third-party risk.
Security Operations Centers (SOCs) are the heart of cybersecurity, but managing the endless stream of alerts, conducting in-depth investigations, and timely response to incidents are challenges that overwhelm even the most robust SOCs. The core of this problem is the human bottleneck – it is simply impossible to hire enough cybersecurity analysts to manage all the manual work required to investigate and respond to alerts coming from a multitude of security point products. This session will explore the role artificial intelligence intelligence (AI) can play in reshaping modern SOCs— including how to significantly boost analyst productivity, detect more real attacks, and dramatically reduce response times.
Enterprise security and compliance are critical for the long-term viability of any business. In a world that’s increasingly reliant on sensitive data, the stakes are high, and the consequences of a breach catastrophic. Paradoxically, cybersecurity remains an often-thankless job. If done well, it goes unnoticed, but one failure could derail a career.
With security vulnerabilities posing a daily existential threat to businesses, The Cyber Elephant in the Boardroom questions why cybersecurity is relegated to the responsibility of an individual or small siloed team, when the reality is that a truly holistic security approach must be a team effort. To author Mathieu Gorge, change must start at the top.
Before any breach can be reliably prevented across any organization, cyber-accountability must breach the C-suite. In his 20+ years advising company executives around the world, Mathieu Gorge noticed a troubling trend. Despite CxOs overseeing so many critical business functions, few if any felt a responsibility to safeguard the one thing that could fatally compromise every function of the business: cybersecurity. Importantly, it was not because they weren’t willing to act; they simply didn’t know what they didn’t know. There was an inkling that more could be done, but determining the nature of that “more” and how to achieve it was always too daunting. Not anymore.
Informed by Mathieu Gorge’s encounters with CxOs spanning numerous industries, The Cyber Elephant in the Boardroom is a simple-to-understand methodology that leaders can deploy to establish cyber-accountability, starting with company leaders. Related in plain language comprehensible to leaders of any background, the core of Mathieu’s book is his 5 Pillars of Security Framework™.
“It’s a jargon-free, easy-to-implement, industry-agnostic methodology to help C-level executives and board members understand bubbles of risk, build enterprise cybersecurity strategies, and achieve cyber-accountability,” says Gorge.
With Mathieu’s expert advice, any C-level executive or board member can understand their responsibility towards cyber risk, visualize their organization’s current cybersecurity and compliance position, and learn tactics for implementing long-lasting, adaptable cybersecurity strategies.
