CISO – CIO Forum
September 1, 2021
8:30 AM – 1:30 PM PDT
An Invitation-Only Complimentary Collaborative Virtual Event for CISOs, Directors of Information Security, CIOs, and their Deputies
This event will bring together leaders in Information Security and Information Systems within government and private industry for a half-day of collaboration, networking and presentations by leading Information Security professionals.
Hear the success stories, pitfalls, project planning approaches and other experiences of your fellow Leaders. You will receive actionable practices for improving your Information Security Program after attending this Forum.
Hear from world-renown keynote speakers. Join roundtable discussions on important relevant topics and be better prepared to move forward on your initiatives.
There will be no vendor talks at this Forum!
When you register & attend, you will be entered into a raffle for a $100 Amazon gift card.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
A Multilayered Approach to Prevent Ransomware
Ira Winkler
CISO for Skyline Technology Solutions
Building Trust: Cybersecurity Engineering for the Human Factor
Allison Miller
CISO and VP of Trust at Reddit
Understanding the Cybersecurity Job Landscape
Deidre Diamond
Founder and CEO, CyberSN
CISO-CIO PANEL
Richard Greenberg, CISSP
Founder and CEO of Security Advisors LLC
Heather K. McMahon
Counterintelligence Expert | Consultant | Veteran
Manju Mude
Head of Enterprise Security and Security Culture, Verizon Media
Barry Suskind, CISSP
Senior Director, Threat Detection and Response, FINRA
Richard H.L. Marshall, ESQ.
Board of Directors of CenturionGroup
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS
The Future of Password and Passwordless Strategy
Delaram “Lara” Divi
VP, CISO Dine Brands Global
How to Talk to Your Board About Cyber Risks
Marnie Wilking
Global Head of Security and Technology Risk Management for Wayfair
Resilience: The Ability to React to Business Interruption
Bruce Phillips, CISSP
Senior Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer for WEST, a Williston Financial Group company
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