Morning Security Briefing by The FBI  Morning Briefing: Donald Good, Deputy Assistant Director, FBI Cyber Division Mr. Good will be discussing important issues including The FBI’s Cyber Mission, “Lanes in the Road” regarding The Dept. of Homeland Security and The NSA, the current Cyber Threat Landscape, Private Sector Engagement and addressing the concerns & myths about working with The FBI after a data breach.

Morning Keynote Keynote Presentation: Kris Lovejoy, Global Chief Information Security Officer, IBM

Exhibitor Technology Showcase & Business Meetings / Networking

The Relationship between Cyber Security and The C-Suite & The Boardroom Effective Cyber Security Management Requires Real Coordination Between the Board of Directors, Other C-Suite Executives & CISOs/CSOs Due to the increase in sophistication & frequency of data breaches, there is a necessity for pro-active and continuous engagement between the board, senior management and the CISO/CSO. Corporate proprietary data and/or highly confidential information is constantly at risk. Knowing a company's current cyber security strategy and its future plans on how best to close discovered gaps is nearly as important as knowing the organization's financial health. As a result, there must be an alignment of interests among those who face direct civil (C-Suites & Board Members) liability for failure to supervise and implement the proper Cyber Security precautions within their organization. This panel will discuss the ever-growing critical relationship and its importance to minimize potential damage to their brand's reputation and/or face regulatory fines and punishment for not properly safeguarding the company's critical assets.

• Nick Leshock, CISO, Director, Cyber Security Services, General Dynamics Information Technology
• Paul Ferrillo, Counsel, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
• Richard Bejtlich, Chief Security Strategist, FireEye
• Phillip E. Lacombe, Vice President, Parsons Information Systems & Security Sector
• Mark Shaw, Senior Executive Director and Branch Chief, Cyber Security and Investigations, ManTech

What Are the Real Costs to a Company's Brand / Reputation After a Cyber Attack?

Market indications predict the worst is yet to come as it pertains to cyber attacks on businesses. 

A wide variety of industries including healthcare, banking, retail and entertainment have fallen victim to the non-stop breach activity over the last few years. 

Sony, JPMorgan Chase, Target, Home Depot and Anthem have all experienced massive, negative fallout from their incidents. 

The end results from cyber security attacks like these include financial loss, negative press & media attention, legal action & lawsuits, senior level management terminations, brand damage and potential demise of the corporation.

This discussion will cover the known, the immeasurable and the unknown costs associated with a data breach or cyber related incident. In addition, this panel will focus on  the critical importance of having a written & battle-tested IRP (Incident Response Plan) along with a capable IRT (Incident Response Team) in place if a cyber attack occurs. 

Cyber insurance or “tailored” legal / consulting advice is used in controlling and potentially reducing liability costs.

• Jason Maloni, Senior Vice President & Chair, LEVICK
• Jeanmarie Giordano, Chief Underwriting Officer, Professional Liability at AIG
• James Reagan, Enterprise Practice Director / Cybersecurity & IT GRC, Global Knowledge Training
• Tom Resau, Vice President, W2 Communications
• Derek Gabbard, President, FourV Systems

Networking Lunch

Security Briefing from NIST Matthew Scholl, Chief of the Computer Security Division, NIST Moderated by Paul Ferrillo, Counsel, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Mitigation of Cyber Risks to Contain the Human Element This panel will discuss the difference between a "must-have" and a "nice-to-have" solution while considering how best to face the challenges of data breaches and cyber incidents. Is awareness plus employee training sufficient when augmented by separate software tools? Is a holistic solution, which is encryption-based, preferred to effectively defeat the “human element”?

• Julian Waits, President & CEO, CyberPoint Risk Analytics
• James Walter, Director Advanced Threat Research, Intel Security
• Jim Hansen, Executive Vice President, PhishMe
• J.P. Wilson, CEO, Global Compliance Consultancy Group
• Christopher Budd, Global Threats Communications Manager, Trend Micro

What Emerging Risks are likely to become Major Threats? What new Countermeasures & Cutting Edge Technologies can assist in defending against them? This panel will cover suggestions on how to protect against and prevent the many cyber challenges previously discussed & potential customized solutions that fit your company. We will also discuss the latest technologies, software and hardware solutions available today to protect tomorrow's cyber security challenges.

• Jim Aldridge, Director, Mandiant
• Ralph Kahn, Vice President of Federal, Tanium
• Chris Coleman, Chief Executive Officer, Lookingglass
• John Prisco, President & CEO, Triumfant
• Mike Spanbauer, Vice President of Research, NSS Labs

 Pre-Set Business Meetings, Open Networking & Champagne Reception