Security Operations and The Convergence of Pretty Much Everything

As each organization implements a layered security program, across a distributed infrastructure and shared responsibility with their service providers, how can they efficiently gain visibility into malicious activity and orchestrate effective, business wide responses to attacks?

Chris Bontempo Chief Marketing Officer, Americas, IBM

Charles Henderson Global Managing Partner and Head of X-Force, IBM

Track 1: Zero to Hero - When, Where and How to Place Trust

With increased digital transformation programs, Zero Trust approach in achieving security goals is becoming a requirement from the start of the journey. What metrics, measures, methods, and messages resonate in today’s trust environment?

Dr. James Quick Director Soluctions and Avidsory, Simeio

Track 2: What You Need to Know about Modern Application Development (MAD)

Today’s software-driven organizations must continue to innovate, and due to the pressures of digital transformation, they agree that their current software development models, and release frequencies can no longer keep pace with demand

Stephen Gates ‎Security Evangelist and Senior Solutions Specialist, Checkmarx

Track 3: Underground or in the Cloud: The Reality of Risk Being Omnipresent

Internal digital transformations, changing buyer mentality or anything in-between - the CISO is responsible for the protection of the company, including the most valuable asset of the 21st century: data

Hadar Freehling Cloud Security Solutions Architect, VMware

Building a positive security culture across the business

With an increase in online activity due to the pandemic, CISOs are facing a barrage of new challenges

Rinki Sethi VP and CISO, Twitter

How security leaders are using cyber ranges to accelerate learning & development and improve overall security posture

Would you board a plane if you knew the pilot got all A’s in flight school? Probably yes, but what if you learned that the pilot got all A’s, but this was their first time actually flying a plane, and that they never went through any flight simulation training? You’d likely turn around and walk back to the terminal. Just as surgeons must complete a residency, and pilots must undergo flight simulation, cyber defenders should be held to the same standard. Debbie Gordon, Founder & CEO of Cloud Range, will discuss how simulation has quickly become the new standard in cybersecurity for: -Continuous upskilling -Hiring -Measuring risk and preparedness -Establishing learning path for cyber talent Security leaders now understand that advanced technologies aren’t enough to ensure an organization is truly prepared to face any threat, but that the last line of defense (the PEOPLE) must be prepared to detect and remediate a threat before it becomes an incident. This can be done using cyber ranges and other advanced simulation technologies, paired with a system that measures the learning and progress of cyber defenders

Debbie Gordon Founder and CEO, Cloud Range

Digital Transformation & Response Plan

Don Foster Vice President, Global Sales Engineering, Commvault

The Future of Cyber

The future of Cyber - where will we be headed in 2022?

Adam Golodner Managing Partner, AMG Global Cyber Law