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8:00am
| Registration OpensLocation: Wassaja Foyer
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8:00am - 9:00am
| Networking BreakfastGrab a coffee and breakfast while connecting with our sponsoring partners.
Location: The Courtyard, Wassaja Foyer
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9:00am - 9:45am
| Recognizing the Purpose in Your WorkNo matter how much we enjoy our jobs we sometimes get caught up in the day-to-day activities and can forget the big picture. This can even happen to astronauts. Former NASA astronaut Mike Massimino stresses the importance of trying to remember the reason why we work as hard as we do and how we are making the world a better place through our work. For security leaders, that purpose ranges from defending against bad actors to protecting internal and customer data to fending off sophisticated nation-state cyberthreats. As an astronaut, Mike found purpose in servicing and repairing the Hubble Space Telescope. Arguably the greatest scientific instrument ever built, Hubble made some of the greatest scientific discoveries in history while showing us the beauty of our universe. Contributing to great projects makes all the hard work and sacrifice worthwhile.
Mike Massimino, Former NASA Astronaut & Best-Selling Author of Spaceman
Location: Wassaja Ballroom
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9:45am - 10:10am
| Ransomware Readiness: How to Prepare for the WorstRansomware is a problem that needs to be anticipated, not wished away. A proactive stance means elevating your security posture across multiple fronts to minimize damage and keep critical revenue-generating applications operational. Easier said than done? Learn from security leaders who have figured out how to mobilize teams across business units to coordinate multiple lines of defense.
Mia Boom-Ibes, Vice President of Security Innovation, Strategy, Analytics and Governance, Risk and Compliance, Allstate Insurance Company
Robert Neel, Vice President, Security Operations, Allstate Insurance Company
Moderated by:
Bob Bragdon, Publisher Emeritus, CSO, Foundry, an IDG Inc. company
Location: Wassaja Ballroom
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10:10am - 10:25am
| Guided NetworkingJoin us for a lightly structured and low-stress way to connect with other security leaders.
Location: Wassaja Ballroom
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10:25am - 10:45am
| Networking BreakGrab a coffee or iced beverage, enjoy the fresh air, and connect with award-winning CISOs and sponsoring partners.
Location: Wassaja Foyer
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11:55am - 12:20pm
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Security Initiatives that Drive Serious Business ValueProactive security strategies supported by a modern technology stack can help companies reap financial benefits for years to come. Learn how two CSO50-winning companies – the financial services giant Wells Fargo and the corporate travel management firm Navan – demonstrated the value of their initiatives by incorporating enhanced security measures that reduced costs and increased efficiency.
Zackary Aboud, Information Security Engineering Manager, Data Masking Team, Wells Fargo
Moderated by:
Beth Kormanik, Event Content Director, Foundry, an IDG Inc. company
Location: Wassaja 109
| Redefining the Security Perimeter: The Innovative Partnership Behind Dynamic Edge SegmentationIn the ceaselessly evolving cybersecurity landscape, staying ahead of threats while maintaining operational efficiency is no small feat. Traditional network edge segmentation needs to catch up, plagued by rigid policies and mounting costs. Dynamic Edge Segmentation (DES) offers a groundbreaking alternative. This transformative paradigm, co-developed by GSK and security startup Elisity, focuses on adaptive, identity-based policies for a more agile and effective security posture. Join us to delve into the real-world applications and performance metrics of DES, sharing valuable insights from pilot projects across multiple continents. Walk away with a comprehensive understanding of how to bolster your organization’s cybersecurity strategies through DES.
Mark Finch, Global OT Cyber Security Program Lead, GSK
Location: Wassaja 110
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12:25pm - 12:45pm
| Explore Trends to Stay Ahead of ThreatsIn an era of escalating digital threats, organizations worldwide confront the daunting financial and reputational repercussions of data breaches. Join our session to gain comprehensive insights from two pivotal reports: the 2023 Cost of a Data Breach Report and the IBM X-Force Cloud Threat Landscape Report.
Cost of a Data Breach (CODB): Delve into the financial and brand impacts of data breaches as IBM Security experts dissect the latest report. Drawing from hundreds of real incidents, discover the key factors driving data breach costs, including sector-specific and geographical influences, critical infrastructure vulnerabilities, security system complexities, skills shortages, and the challenges of cloud migration. Unearth proactive measures, best practices, and cutting-edge strategies involving artificial intelligence and threat detection technologies to bolster your security defenses.
Cloud Threat Landscape Report: As organizations grapple with cloud security, understanding cloud threats is paramount. The ‘IBM X-Force Cloud Threat Landscape Report’ analyzes real-world cloud cybersecurity incidents from the past year, unveiling the top threats and best practices. Gain insights into the latest threat intelligence and trends in cloud security, comprehend why cybercrime groups target the cloud, assess the rise in new vulnerabilities, and identify the hardest-hit geographies. Learn how to elevate your security posture and protect your digital assets.
Don’t miss this opportunity to fortify your organization’s defenses against data breaches and cloud threats. Stay informed, safeguard your reputation, and secure your bottom line with the most up-to-date strategies and insights.
Glenn Dally, Security Advisor & Architect, US National Market Southwest, IBM
Click here to view the slide deck.
Location: Wassaja Ballroom
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12:45pm - 1:50pm
| Networking LunchGrab lunch, enjoy the fresh air, and connect with award-winning CISOs and sponsoring partners.
Location: The Courtyard
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1:50pm - 2:15pm
| Managing the Stress of a CISO: A Story of Personal ResilienceThe stress of constant vigilance, new threats, and the possibility of cyber-attacks can take a toll not only professionally but also personally on CISOs. Following a medical scare, NextEra Energy’s Ben Miron has reflected on how to manage the stress of the job and prioritize practices that help him balance work and home – with data to back up his strategies. Miron will share his own lessons and how you can put them into action.
Ben Miron, Vice President, IT Infrastructure and Cybersecurity, NextEra Energy
Location: Wassaja Ballroom
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2:15pm - 2:45pm
| Cyber in the Boardroom: The Conversations You Should Be HavingCorporate boards – and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission – have elevated the importance of security expertise. What does effective risk oversight look like? What are the metrics that boards need to understand, and which ones do not matter? How do you engage all board members about security, rather than relegate the discussion to one or two designated experts? Join us for a forward-thinking approach to security governance.
Devon Bryan, Global Chief Information Officer, Carnival Corporation
Donna Hart, Chief Information Security Officer, Ally Financial
Moderated by:
Bob Bragdon, Publisher Emeritus, CSO, Foundry, an IDG Inc. company
Location: Wassaja Ballroom
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2:45pm - 3:15pm
| Generative AI, Predictive AI & the CISOCombinations of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have influenced the cybersecurity landscape for the better part of 15 years. What computers have always been able to do is make correlations to the bytes, files, hashes, and code that compromise a network. However, for all of the improvements in computing and years of refining algorithms, so much of operating the network and the cybersecurity software that protects the network are still manually intensive processes.
Frank Dickson, Program Vice President, Cybersecurity Products, IDC
Location: Wassaja Ballroom
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3:15pm - 3:45pm
| Wrapping Up: What’s Your Security Priority?To close out our conference, we need your help. Attendees will choose the focus on this session in a vote on Tuesday, and we will announce the results Wednesday morning. Then this panel of experienced and thoughtful CISOs will share their collective wisdom in a candid conversation. Want to hear more about AI and security? Is it time for a frank discussion about careers and how CISOs can get the respect they deserve? Or perhaps there’s a new industry development that week that everyone is buzzing about. Let’s go there.
Dave Ruedger, VP, Enterprise Technology Services and Chief Information Security Officer, Sunrun
Moderated by:
Bob Bragdon, Publisher Emeritus, CSO, Foundry, an IDG Inc. company
Location: Wassaja Ballroom
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6:00pm - 6:30pm
| CSO50 and Hall of Fame Cocktail ReceptionJoin us to toast to the 2023 honorees.
Location: The Courtyard
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6:30pm - 8:30pm
| CSO50 and Hall of Fame Awards Dinner & CeremonyCelebrate security excellence at this elegant dinner and award ceremony. The 2023 CSO50 Awards presentation will honor the winning organizations for their use of innovative security to deliver business value, followed by the induction of our newest members into the CSO Hall of Fame.
Dinner celebration sponsored by IBM
Location: Wassaja Ballroom
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