2016 Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Leadership Forum (Chicago)

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2016

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AGENDA

2016 Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Leadership Forum (Chicago)

Wednesday, June 22, 20167:35am – 5:40pm

7:35am – 8:35am

Breakfast

8:35am – 8:40am

Argyle Executive Forum Opening Remarks

8:40am – 8:45am

Session Introduction

Tom MurphySales DirectorReturn Path

8:45am – 9:20am

Keynote Session

Richard RushingChief Information Security OfficerMotorola Mobility

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AGENDA

9:20am – 9:40am

Thought Leadership Spotlight

Ray BoisvertSAS Partner and PresidentI-SEC Integrated Strategies

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9:40am – 10:00am

Coffee Break

10:00am – 10:20am

Fireside Chat: “How to protect your High value assets in an evolving threat landscape”

Chad HolmesPartner and Cybersecurity Leader Ernst & Young

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Tom PadgettCOO SAP NA Analytics

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The risks to your organization is growing at a rapid pace and with the increased sophistication of the malicious actors, it is critical to identify and protect your high value assets. During this session, you will gain insights into the different techniques used by malicious actors and the different security measures you can deploy to protect your critical data.

AGENDA

10:20am – 11:10am

Panel Discussion: "Keeping Up with the Evolution of IT"

• In recent years, CISOs and senior risk managers have seen the threat landscape changewith cyber-attacks like DDoS attacks from various organizations. What are some best in classapproaches you have seen organizations follow to strengthen their processes to mitigate the risksfrom such threats?

• What are some of your key digital technologies that are or going to transform your business?• Looking into the future, what do you see as the top three disruptive technologies to the current

deployed security landscape?• What are the three things we can stop doing in security today with little impact on our overall

security posture?• What are some best practices when balancing the needs of information security in a world where

collaboration and sharing is a business requirement?• Why is it more important than ever for executives to have a controlled, collaborative way to securely

share information outside their organization?• Best practices when managing the free cloud storage and migrating existing applications to the

cloud• How do you capitalize on the growth of data, cloud, and/or application development?

Moderator:John DolceDirector & Chief Information Security Officer American Medical Association

Aman RahejaChief Information Security Officer BMO Harris Bank

Daren GlenisterField Chief Technology OfficerIntralinks

Piero DePaoliSenior Director, Product Marketing, SecurityServiceNow

Panelists:Waqas AkkawiVice President, Chief Information Security Officer SIRVA

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AGENDA

11:10am – 11:30am

Thought Leadership Spotlight: "A Data- Centric Approach To Securing the Cloud-First, Mobile-First World"

Mike BassHead of Customer StrategyIonic Security

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11:30am – 11:50am

Coffee Break

11:50am – 11:55am

Session Introduction

Katie HanahanRegional Director, Central RegionAgari

The reality of today's data is that it can neither be contained nor constrained. New security strategies need to be adopted to enable secure data ubiquity today and tomorrow. Ionic Security's Head of Customer Strategy, Mike Bass, discusses how his 25+ years in infosec have revealed that everything the industry is doing today to secure data is backwards. The talk addresses what we can do to assure our most sensitive data is protectedl so that companies can securely manage both structured and unstructured data across any network, any device, and any platform.

AGENDA

11:55am – 12:45pm

Panel Discussion: "Balancing Act: Becoming More Transparent & Even More Secure"

• What are some of the emerging threats that you are seeing develop that will have major effects onthe industry?

• What are your thoughts about the shift in the approach to proactive security with the emergence ofdiverse IT environments?

• As data centers become more distributed and the traditional network perimeter dissolves, what canwe use to protect enterprise data?

• Is identity and access management defining the new security perimeter?• With so many organizations struggling to protect their infrastructures and manage identities within

applications, what are some best practices that you can share that helps your team lower costs andrisks?

• What are some of the other data management best practices have helped you lead your team tosuccess?

• What are the key benefits of SSO for an organization? Does it effectively cut costs? Improveproductivity?

• Does security training equal security awareness when it comes to the internet, cloud and data?

Panelists:Bob EichlerHead of Information SecurityCancer Treatment Centers of America

John GermainVice President, Infrastructure and Security ServicesXylem

Cuneyt KarulChief Security Architect BlueCat Networks

Rohit KinraDirector, Verisign Security Services, Technology & Sales Engineering Verisign@rohitkinra

Tris LingenEVP, CISO, Director of Information Security Risk ManagementTCF Financial Corporation

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Moderator:Celedonio AlbarranAVP, Infrastructure & Security Equity Residential

AGENDA

12:45pm – 1:05pm

Thought Leadership Spotlight

Mike SpanbauerVice President, Research NSS Labs

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1:05pm – 2:05pm

Lunch

2:05pm – 2:25pm

Thought Leadership Spotlight: "Detecting and Mitigating Insider Threat"

Gaby FriedlanderCo-founder and Chief Technology Officer ObserveIT

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AGENDA

2:30pm – 3:05pm

Fireside Chat: Infosec Crossfire

This session will showcase Derek Milroy and Fred Kwong, two security leaders with over 30 years of IS security between them discuss the most relevant topics in today’s security world in a pro/con debate format.

Topics will be as follows:• Insider Threats and User Behavior Analytics• Cloud Security• Securing Internet of Things• Data Loss Prevention• Advanced Persistent Threats• BYOD/Mobile• Protecting the Critical Asset

Fred KwongChief Information Security OfficerDelta Dental

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Derek MilroyIS Security ArchitectUnited States Cellular Corporation

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3:05pm – 3:20pm

Coffee Break

AGENDA

3:20pm – 3:55pm

Keynote Session: "20/20-20/2020: 20 years evolving today’s CISO with 20-20 vision for 2020"

This session explores the historical evolution of the CISO over the past 20 years, why this is relevant today, and the soft skills, knowledge areas, trends shaping the industry, and approaches necessary to be a successful CISO in 2020.

Todd FitzgeraldGlobal Director Information Security Grant Thornton International

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4:00pm – 4:35pm

Keynote Session: "Brief: Developers Linearity"

Security can’t happen while developers and delivery professionals continue to be “linear thinkers” on application development. There are multiple tools to help validate applications but is not enough and organizations got exposed to security breaches that could be suppressed by a change in mindset.What should be done towards developing secure applications? What are we doing wrong? This section will discuss the linearity thinking through two recent real cases and how by being non-linear thinkers will help the security front line.

Alejandro ReskalaVice President of Global Technology, InternationalTransUnion

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AGENDA

4:35pm – 4:40pm

Argyle Executive Forum Closing Remarks

4:40pm – 5:40pm

Closing Reception

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