Head of Global Support,
ManageEngine UEM
For Executives in the Greater Dallas Area
Thursday,
May 13, 2021
8:00AM - 6:00PM CDT
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The Sixth Annual Dallas Cyber Security Summit goes virtual as it connects C-Suite & Senior Executives responsible for protecting their companies’ critical infrastructures with innovative solution providers and renowned information security experts. Admission is just $95 giving you access to all Keynote Discussions, Interactive Panels and Product Demonstrations.
With full day attendance, you will earn 8 CPE/CEU Credits!
Insider Threats
Identifying & avoiding breaches and how remote work has impacted Insider Threats in today’s remote workforce age
The Future of Cloud Security
Best practices to mitigate cloud security threats and ways to minimize common misconfiguration errors
Ransomware on the Rise
Utilizing zero trust to avoid becoming a hostage to cyber criminals and what to do if you fall victim to an attack
Learn
Our conferences have been rated as one of The Top 50 Must Attend Conferences for the last 3 years. Learn from renowned experts from around the globe on how to protect & defend your business from cyber attacks during interactive Panels & Fast Track Discussions.
2Evaluate Demonstrations
Evaluate & See demonstrations from dozens of cutting-edge solution providers that can best protect your enterprise from the latest threats.
3Comfort & Safety
Many senior executives simply don’t have the time to travel for up to a week to the large cyber trade shows. Our mission is to bring the Cyber Summit experience to the executives from the comfort and safety of your own home. Our events are always for just one day only.
4Engage, Network, Socialize & Share
Engage, Network, Socialize & Share with hundreds of fellow Powerful Business Leaders, C-Suite Executives & Entrepreneurs.
CEUs / CPE Credits
By attending a full day at the Cyber Security Summit, you will receive a certificate granting you 8 Continuing Education Units or Continuing Professional Education Credits. To earn these credits you must participate for the entire summit & confirm your attendance at the end of the day.
6Investment
By investing one day at the summit, you may save your company millions of dollars, avoid stock devaluation and potential litigation.
7Atmosphere
Each Cyber Security Summit is “By Invitation Only” and all attendees are pre-screened & approved in advance. Attendance is limited to approx. 300 Sr. Level Executives to maintain an intimate, non-trade show like environment.
8Reality Check
Did Under Armour, Facebook, Equifax, Yahoo, Blue Cross / Blue Shield, Sony, Target and thousands of other businesses that were hacked do everything within their power to avoid being victimized? Is your company next? Learn the latest defensive measures at the Cyber Security Summit from your peers and from thought leaders in the industry.
QUESTIONS
For any questions, please contact Samantha@CyberSummitUSA.com or call 212.655.4505 ext. 225
SPONSOR
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This educational and informational forum will focus on educating attendees on how to best protect highly vulnerable business applications and critical infrastructure. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet the nation’s leading solution providers and discover the latest products and services for enterprise cyber defense.
8:00-8:30
Deron McElroy
Chief of Cybersecurity Services
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), US DHS
8:30-9:15
9:15-9:40
John Matthews
CIO
ExtraHop
Every organization gets compromised – it’s how you fast you detect and respond to an incident that counts. This is especially important when you look at trends like the overnight move to remote work, the rise in encrypted traffic and acceleration of cloud adoption, as well as the proliferation of enterprise IoT that have expanded the attack surface and complicated the job of security professionals. We’ll explore those trends and the opportunity that lay ahead for security teams post-compromise to prevent an event that results in an outage or an incident from becoming a full-scale data breach.
9:40-9:55
9:55-10:20
Wallace Sann
SVP Technical Operations
iboss
Learn how global enterprise customers achieve modern security for cloud. iboss SVP of Technical Operations, Wallace Sann, discusses the challenges that most customers face with connectivity, security and cost with existing infrastructure and remote workforces. Migrate to the cloud seamlessly while maintaining your current security policies, achieving faster speeds and increasing productivity for remote users.
10:20-11:05
Kristin Judge
CEO/President
Cybercrime Support Network
MODERATOR
Sean Brehm
Co-founder
Crowdpoint
Anya Vysotskaya
Sr. Analyst II
Flashpoint
Romanus Prabhu
Head of Global Support
ManageEngine UEM
Andy Stone
CTO - Americas
Pure Storage
Rich Bakos
Sales Engineering Director
LogRhythm
Cyber Security Expert
CyGlass
In 2020, there was an unprecedented growth in ransomware attacks and this trend shows no signs of slowing down. Rather, these attacks are evolving and becoming more harmful as cyber criminals become more organized and effective. It is predicted that in 2021, businesses will fall victim to a ransomware attack every 11 seconds with an estimated cost of over $20 billion – 57 times more than in 2015, making ransomware the fastest growing type of cybercrime.
As a result, companies are transitioning from the traditional “trust but verify” method and implementing a Zero Trust model, requiring all users to be authenticated and continually authorized in order to be granted access and maintain access to company data and applications. By leveraging various technologies & techniques such as multifactor authentication, IAM, least privilege access, and microsegmentation, the Zero Trust model reduces the risk of a ransomware attack and minimizes the potential damage from a breach.
This panel will highlight where enterprises are most vulnerable to becoming a victim of ransomware and how utilizing a Zero Trust model minimizes this risk. Industry experts will discuss best practices to avoid a ransomware attack including adapting the Zero Trust model, what to do if your company is being held for ransom, ways to mitigate the damage caused by an attack, and how to recover afterwards.
11:05-11:30
11:30-11:35
Meet & Engage with fellow Business Leaders, Cyber Experts, Government Officials & Thought Leaders.
By meeting with each Solution Provider, you will be automatically entered to win one of ten $100 Amazon gift cards!
11:35-12:00
George Avetisov
CEO & Cofounder
HYPR
With the Passwordless Decade well underway, more and more organizations are asking the question: Why is now the right time to move beyond passwords?
George Avetisov, CEO of HYPR, will discuss the rise of organizations moving to the cloud, how the perimeter fades and the attack surface gets larger. Modern tools such as SNIPR and Modlishka make it easier for hackers to launch large-scale automated attacks, bringing credential re-use and two-factor-authentication attacks to record highs.
How did we get here, and will mainstream adoption of passwordless security have an impact? We will explore how the rise of virtual desktop infrastructure and a remote workforce has affected workstation login and review how the evolution of authentication has impacted organizations’ identity and access management systems.
In this session, you’ll learn:
12:00-12:25
Stuart Winter-Tear
Director of Strategy and Solutions
ThreatModeler Software, Inc
The move to cloud poses unique challenges as organizations adapt to securing infrastructure as code for all applications while being prepared to secure brave new features such as containers, microservices and automatic scaling. Deploying all your infrastructure as code with security built-in is a challenge. Teams must consistently conform to established standards operating in the cloud environment and enforce these standards through processes such as automated checking and automated compliance testing.
“As we’ve all learned throughout the years, good compliance doesn’t always equal good security, but good security usually means easy compliance.”
– Tom Holodnik, Intuit
Paradigm Shift in Cloud Security – AWS ProServe and ThreatModeler Joint Offering
To scale secure migrations to the cloud, AWS ProServe and ThreatModeler have designed a 30-day accelerated program. This joint offering (Automated Threat Modeling) enables a self-service model to scale secure Cloud Development Life Cycles (CDLCs) by automatically converting an architecture diagram into a threat model and recommend the controls required to secure the attack surface. Automated Threat Modeling analyzes the live AWS service environment to validate the security controls, ensuring all the threats have been mitigated. Even developers with little or no knowledge of security can build their AWS environment securely.
12:25-12:50
Track A12:25-12:50
Track BNathan Wenzler
Chief Security Strategist
Tenable, Inc.
12:50-1:15
Track AJannine A. Mahone, MBA, CISSP
Product Marketing
Skybox Security
While 2020 was fraught with tragic outcomes of social and economic proportions, security teams have learned many lessons on resilience and have orchestrated many technical innovations to secure a distributed workforce. An expanded attack surface, sophisticated breaches like the SolarWinds attack and a pressing need to improve operational efficiency, has reframed digital transformation priorities. One mechanism for addressing this challenge is investing in automation tools. Investing in automation tools simplifies remediation, provides a competitive edge, and improves security. But are these tools primed and ready to deliver the CISO with quick time to value, a comprehensive risk remediation plan to present to the Board and assurance that the organization will maintain a mature vulnerability and risk management program to avert increasing attacks?
In this interactive panel discussion, ICIT SME’s we will focus on the gaps that COVID 19 uncovered in current vulnerability management techniques and why the combination of trustworthy security policy management and closed loop vulnerability remediation will become the new citadel for securing complex large enterprise networks. Join us to learn the importance of integrating automation into full lifecycle vulnerability management:
12:50-1:15
Track B1:15-1:40
Track A1:15-1:40
Track B1:40-2:25
Mike Rochelle
VP Cloud Service Delivery
Cloudix
MODERATOR
Gavin Reid
Chief Information Security Officer
Recorded Future
Ryan Kalember
EVP, Cybersecurity Strategy
Proofpoint Inc.
Grant Asplund
Chief Cyber Security Evangelist
Check Point Software Technologies
Jeff Raymond
Senior Solutions Engineer
Avanan
J. Wolfgang Goerlich
Advisory CISO
Duo Security, now part of Cisco
Michael Hughes
Chief Business Officer
Unbound Security
Over the past few years, the number of organizations that have adopted cloud-based systems has grown exponentially, largely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In turn, cloud security has become a critical issue for IT security executives and their teams. McAffee reported an increase of 630% in attacks by external actors targeting cloud services between January and April of 2020. This uptick in cloud security breaches is projected to persist even after the pandemic as many companies continue to utilize the cloud and leverage its benefits.
While migrating to the cloud offers numerous advantages, it also poses certain threats and challenges. In a recent report by Oracle & KPMG, over 90% of IT Professionals felt their organization had a cloud security readiness gap. A significant concern for many who are adapting to a cloud-based workforce is misconfigurations and gaps in cloud security programs. Additionally, cloud-based infrastructure requires adopting new security policies and processes. Many companies believe their existing security teams lack the necessary skillsets and knowledge that the cloud environment requires, especially as organizations turn to multi-cloud, hybrid cloud, and distributed cloud models.
This panel will highlight the areas where cloud systems can leave enterprises vulnerable, ways to minimize common misconfiguration errors, and other best practices to mitigate threats when migrating to the cloud. Our lineup of Industry Experts will provide their expertise on developing a robust cloud security strategy that addresses these issues and insight on how to stay secure in the future of cloud security.
2:25-2:50
2:50-2:55
Meet & Engage with fellow Business Leaders, Cyber Experts, Government Officials & Thought Leaders.
By meeting with each Solution Provider, you will be automatically entered to win one of ten $100 Amazon gift cards!
2:55-3:20
Danelle Au
Chief Strategy Officer
Ordr
For many years now, enterprises have seen an explosive rise in connected devices, from traditional IT devices like servers, workstations and PCs to new and more vulnerable IoT, IoMT, and OT like building systems, medical equipment and manufacturing machines. This myriad of devices from different manufacturers, operating systems and protocols expand the attack surface. IoT, IoMT, and OT bring their own challenges as they are typically not designed with security in mind. The bad news? Security teams are still responsible for all of them. It’s time for a modern approach. In this session, Ordr’s Chief Strategy Officer Danelle Au outlines why connected device security should be on your security initiatives in 2021, and presents a framework that starts with real-time asset inventory and ends with scalable security. Learn best practices and implementation considerations for device discovery, profiling and segmentation as you start your connected device security journey.
3:20-3:45
Michael Kaczmarek
VP Product Management, Security Solutions
Neustar
3:45-4:30
Kristin Judge
CEO/President
Cybercrime Support Network
MODERATOR
Cyber Security Expert
Code42
Michael Thelander
Director of Product Marketing
Venafi
Insider Threat has become increasingly problematic to businesses as the frequency and cost of these threats have risen over the last several years. In a global study conducted by Ponemon Institute in September of 2019, there was a 31% increase in overall cost of Insider Threat and a 47% increase in the total number of Insider Incidents from 2018.
Today, Insider Threat poses an even greater risk to businesses in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Forrester Research, Inc. reported that in 2020, a quarter of all security breaches were caused by an insider and estimates that in 2021, Insider Threats will account for 33% of security breaches.
This panel will discuss the various factors that contribute to this increase in Insider breaches, how remote work has impacted the malicious & non-malicious Insider Threats facing businesses, and the implications this has on enterprises today. Our lineup of Industry Experts will offer their insight & provide best-practices on how businesses and their IT Security Teams should address these risks and adapt in order to defend against Insider Threats.
4:30-4:55
Will Kapcio
Security Solutions Engineer
HackerOne
4:55-5:20
Ian Pratt
Global Head of Security for Personal Systems
HP Inc.
Users can be induced to click on malicious content through fear, curiosity or trust. The malware they invite onto their devices routinely evades detection by even the most sophisticated security products, making breaches inevitable. It is time for a different approach to endpoint security, applying the sound engineering principles of least privilege and strong isolation enabled by modern CPUs – protection that doesn’t rely on detection.
5:20-5:45
Micki Boland
Cybersecurity Evangelist
Check Point Software Technologies Office of the CTO
Nation States, Non-Nation State Actors, Hacktivists, enterprise cyber criminals, shadow government agencies, terrorist organizations, loosely affiliated groups are using this next level $#@! as we speak to conduct cyber warfare: irregular warfare and proxy attacks, disinformation and disruption campaigns, “truth decay” (RAND Corp); to manipulate and influence public opinion, foment criminal violence; infiltrate organizations to conduct fraud, scam, and harass; highjack legitimate real human accounts for impersonation; and to distribute malware. These are very interesting times we are living in and this is the new cyber battleground.
5:45-6:15
Quinn Carman
Director of Operations
The NSA, Red Team
Prior to defending an organization against a determined attacker, their techniques must be understood. This presentation provides an adversarial viewpoint to inform network defense leaders how the attackers see their organizations and are able to be successful with their objectives, even when well defended. The presenter will draw upon over 17 years of personal experience as a Red Team operator and leader to illustrate how your organizations are viewed, through the eyes of an adversary.
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