Today’s cyberthreats are complex and evolving. Effective cybersecurity requires a proactive strategy that anticipates and mitigates risks, an operating model based on dynamic defense, a constant investment in evolving capabilities and controls, and an integrated approach that includes strong partnership, information sharing, and collaboration. Join us as the CISO of Bank of America shares his insights on how best to manage cybersecurity in today’s environment.

Unauthorized intrusion to your supply chain poses one of the most significant threats to the environment you’re trying to secure, but many organizations are unaware of the risks and how to mitigate them. Join us for this session to get an understanding of what to do to avoid a surprise.

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With the vast expanse of applications and their newfound exposure on mobile devices, a host of challenges are faced in the application lifecycle – through design, development, deployment, upgrade, and maintenance. Join us for this session as we learn the most contemporary advice on creating secure applications.

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For organizations considering bring your own device programs, they first need to make sure it’s the right move for their organization. Should employee-owned devices be used in the workplace? What happens when you police information on employee-owned devices? And what are the hidden threats? In this session, learn about the important technical, policy and legal considerations with BYOD.

With social media sitting in widely accessible clouds, and employees using them on a widespread basis, you need to create a social media policy that is not only effective today, but adaptable to changing social venues and employee habits. What are the basic elements of an acceptable use policy? What good habits does it engender to protect the organization? What can you control with social media, and what can you only control through awareness? Join us for this session to learn the key best practices in establishing and maintaining social media policies.

For some organizations, smaller form factors like handhelds and tablets create significant productivity enhancements across large sectors of the workforce. And while striking a balance between the best possible user experience and ensuring that sensitive data is protected can be a challenge, there are proven ways to find the optimum service delivery. In this session, see how one organization has embraced mobility and addressed cutting-edge use cases for its inherently mobile workforce.

When organizations make a commitment to leveraging cloud services, they’re often also committing to housing sensitive data offsite, and the need for extensive vetting of processes, procedures and agreements designed to protect the organization. Join us for this session as we explore the critical importance of developing adequate non-disclosure and breach notification agreements when venturing into the cloud.

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IT and risk managers know their mobile security strategies must balance employee productivity, costs and protection of their firms’ assets. In a diverse, global company, however, they must perform this three-way balancing act over and over again. The tradeoffs vary widely depending on employees’ roles, the devices and platforms they use, and even the regulatory regimes in the countries where they work and travel. Join us in this session to learn how one large bank formulated a nuanced global strategy for mobile device security that considers each factor.

Moving to clouds has its hidden security costs. How do you leverage existing security investments to avoid a lot of additional net expense? Find out from someone who’s secures one of the worlds largest SAAS platforms and learn about the technologies they are looking to for tomorrow.

Achieving cybersecurity is a shared responsibility that we all share – public sector, private sector, and citizens. As the sophistication of cyber threats continues to evolve, so must our approach to combat these threats that could have virtual and/or physical consequences. Join us for this session to learn about how the Department of Homeland Security continues to achieve operational excellence by strengthening partnerships across all sectors in the face of the grown spectrum of threats and actors and how we can work together to build the cyber workforce that is needed.

Cybersecurity requires a whole-of-Nation approach, particularly from those responsible for Federal government networks and state government networks. Join us for this session to understand the issues facing governments of all levels and initiatives that have been undertaken to improve their cybersecurity.

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All too often, we see security practitioners chasing the latest audit/compliance issue, or the latest headline about a security threat, or the latest software or hardware to address the previous two items. But in order to stop chasing the latest concern and be prepared for security instead of being reactive, we have to avoid these "bright shiny things" and focus on building out a balanced security program that anticipates threats. Join us for this session as we learn more about this approach.

Company leadership is worried about what they don’t know and how to balance risk management needs with other competing priorities. They know their Board of Directors will hold them accountable for a corporate blind spot that has catastrophic implications. Moreover, they want to understand an existential threat that’s invisible to the organization in the big picture, but presents itself through clues that could have been pieced together through some preventative, systematic process. And once they know what should keep them up at night, CEOs want to know from security and risk leaders how they can apply capital to appropriate risk mitigation. Learn how to apply the process in this session.

The pervasiveness of social media and its continuously informing nature are creating opportunities to mine it for threat intelligence. Join us for this session and learn how this creates a new opportunity for securing industry and government.

As your company organizes more and larger data sets, do you know if the controls you have in place will scale? Are you able to conduct real-time data analysis with growing volumes of data? And what about data discovery, and establishing where all of the organization resides? Join us for this session to help determine just how ready you are for big data governance.

When CSOs and CISOs in government compare notes with their counterparts in corporate settings like banks, consumer-facing companies, cloud companies among others, much can be learned and shared in countering cyber threats. How do we maintain awareness of emerging technologies? What processes do we use to evaluate the efficacy of the vendors claims? What products will become tomorrow’s standards and how long will they last? How do we determine when to adopt major new technology platforms or when to sit it out? What are the major cycles that drive security models and their adoption, i.e., budgetary, legal requirements, catastrophic events, etc. that produce sudden and often substantial investments? Join us as top government security experts shares what they know about leveraging the best practices from industry and government.

As we move further into the 21st century, we’ve seen one-time events become trends, slow growth drive consolidation, and CEOs -- who were once more insulated and less accessible -- call us directly on our mobile devices. We’re in a different world than the highly reactive days of the 1990s and early 2000s -- and we’re still evolving. But what will we become? What should we become? How should we operate? To whom should we report? What should we look like? Where will we be working? Join us for this session as we gaze into the crystal ball, tie together some global trends and their impact upon our industry, and lay out some probable scenarios about how we may look by the end of the decade.