TechForum's
SECURITY FORUM:
Trends in Enterprise Security
Thursday, April 4th, 2019 8AM- 4:30PM
Metropolitan Pavilion
123 W. 18th Street, NYC
VP,Product & Engineering, NetWitness RSA
Senior Director, Information Security & Service Management Seton Hall University
WW Director of Channel & Systems Engineering Forescout
Director of DevOps BNY Mellon|Pershing
Enterprise Solutions Engineer Duo Security
Head of Solutions Engineering Cloudflare
CTO Joint Industry Board of the Electrical Industry (JIBEI)
Director of Cyber Risk Expanse
VP, Senior Cyber Incident Response Analyst BNY Mellon
Manager IT Assets & Vendor Relations Skadden, Arps
VP, Strategic Partnerships Plixer
Director of Information Security FreeWheel
CISO Pall Corp.
Director, Product Security & Assurance, Bug Bounty Verizon Media
Director, Global Accounts, Financial Services RedSeal
VP, Risk Operations Manager AllianceBernstein
GM Cyber Business Unit Devo
Director of IT Country Life, LLC
Founder & Managing Director TechForum
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April 4, 2019
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April 4th, 2019
SECURITY FORUM AGENDA
Thursday, April 4th, 2019
123 W 18th St. NYC 8AM-4:30PM
8:00-9:00AM Registration with Continental Breakfast and Exhibits
9:00-9:05AM Opening Remarks: Priscilla Tate, Founder and Managing Director, TechForum
9:05-9:35AM The ”Access from Anywhere” Fallacy of Cloud Infrastructure: Managing Operational Risk at the Edge of Your Network
Marshall Kuypers, Director of Cyber Risk, Expanse
The proliferation of cloud technologies has created new classes of risk for organizations. It’s easier than ever for employees to circumvent security processes, and the distributed nature of cloud makes it difficult for IT teams to detect exposures. In this talk, we’ll discuss common cloud risks, their causes, and why they’re risky. You’ll learn strategies to identify rogue IT devices, and ways to stop them from proliferating in the first place.
9:35-9:50AM Exhibits and Snack Break
9:50-10:40AM PANEL: Going Agile: The Impact of Digital Transformation on Cybersecurity Strategy
Moderator: Priscilla Tate, Founder and Managing Director, TechForum
Panelists:
Sean Poris, Director, Product Security & Assurance, Bug Bounty, Verizon Media
Derek Evans, Director of DevOps, BNY Mellon|Pershing
Christopher Nicodemo, Director of Information Security, FreeWheel
Joe Gonzalez, Enterprise Solutions Engineer, Duo Security
Michael Adler, VP, Product & Engineering, Netwitness, RSA Security
10:40-11:10AM Exhibits and Snack Break
11:10-11:40AM All Data is Security Data: Why Business, Third Party, & Historical Context is More Critical Than Ever for Your SOC
Julian Waits, GM Cyber Business Unit, Devo Technology
11:40AM-12:10PM Exhibits and Snack Break
12:10-12:40PM The Cybersecurity Silo Stumbling Block: Tools That Unify Security Intelligence on Your Network in Real Time
Bob Noel, VP, Strategic Partnerships, Plixer
There is no shortage of high profile, well-funded brands that have become victims of cyber-attacks. As long as network and security teams operate as independent silos with separate workflows, bad actors will have the upper hand. Although NetOps and SecOps share responsibility for user experience, business alignment, and risk management, they rarely share data in real time. This session will explore how creating a unified network and security intelligence data lake will lower operational expense, reduce product overlap, and identify threats much earlier in the kill chain process.
12:40-1:20PM Luncheon and Exhibits. Lunch includes: Sandwiches: Grown-Up Chicken Sandwich: Herb Grilled Chicken, Vine Ripened Tomato, Saffron Mayo, Pea Shoots; Turkey Santa Fe: Grilled Apple, Cheddar, and Chipotle Mayo; Upscale Caprese (Vegetarian): Roasted Tomatoes, Baby Arugula & Balsamic Aioli on Rosemary Focaccia. Salads: Farro, Quinoa & Wheatberry Salad:Cranberries, Pecans and Citrus Vinaigrette (Vegan); Long Grain Wild Rice Salad: Golden Raisins, Apricots, Currants & Scallions, Citrus Dressing (GF, Vegan); Pasta Salad with Pesto: Fresh Vegetables & Pesto Sauce (Vegan).
1:20-2:10PM PANEL: Automating Analytics & Threat Intelligence: Ask Not What the Machine Can Learn, Ask What You'll Gain in Business Resilience
Moderator: Priscilla Tate, Founder and Managing Director, TechForum
Panelists:
Nasreddine Kroun, VP, Sr. Cyber Incident Response Analyst, BNY Mellon
Nicholas Viviano, Risk Operations Manager, Vice President, AllianceBernstein
Christopher Zeller, Director of IT, Country Life, LLC
Toni Buhrke, WW Director of Channel & Inside Systems Engineering, Forescout
Eric Rosenfeld, Director Global Accounts, Financial Services, RedSeal
2:10-2:30PM Exhibits and Dessert Break
2:30-3:00PM The Network is Dead! Long Live the Network!
Trey Guinn, Head of Solutions Engineering, Cloudflare
Traditional network security is ineffective in today's world of distributed clients and applications. You can't install an antivirus client onto an IoT sensor and you can't ship a firewall to Salesforce and ask it to be installed for your traffic. With traditional deployment of security controls no longer possible or effective, how should today's CISO protect their business and data? Trey Guinn, head of solution engineering at Cloudflare, will describe the modern, cloud network architecture where security controls are deployed within the network. Trey will discuss the benefits and risks of decoupling security controls from end client devices and data centers; and how to migrate to an architecture with security controls directly provided by the network.
3:00-3:20PM Exhibits and Dessert Break
3:20-4:10PM PANEL: Converging Cybersecurity & Business Risk: When 3rd-Party Risk is Geopolitical, It's Not Just About Lost Data Anymore
Moderator: Rise' Jacobs, CTO, Joint Industry Board of the Electrical industry (JIBEI)
Panelists:
Naresh Podila, CISO, Pall Corp.
Janet MacMillan, Manager IT Assets & Vendor Relations, Skadden Arps
Keith Barros, Senior Director, Information Security & Service Management, Seton Hall University
4:10-4:30PM Exhibits and Drawings for Door Prizes