New York CISO Virtual Executive Summit

In this session, Zscaler CEO Jay Chaudhry will discuss how IT is evolving to become the driver of enterprise agility and scalability. Once known as “the department of no,” IT’s focus has turned to enabling business objectives, such as guiding the move to work-from-anywhere, securing cloud-first strategies to minimize business risk, and simplifying and modernizing infrastructure to increase efficiency and reduce costs.

Chaudhry will share their experiences leading enterprise digital transformation, including:

• How to retire technical debt to gain a competitive advantage
• The evolution of the CISO’s role from rack-stacker to growth-enabler
• Collaborative best practices for transforming apps, infrastructure, and security

High-performing SOCs are aligned with organizational needs and deliver actionable business value, but leaders need to have sufficient talent, tools and technology in place to be successful. CISOs also have a responsibility to reduce the stress and pain that come with working in a SOC to ultimately improve retention and effectiveness.

Join this boardroom and discuss strategies to:

• Identify common areas of analyst turnover and burnout
• Share recommendations for improving the culture of the SOC
• Learn measurements to validate improvements in SOC effectiveness

Digital transformation has created a new public attack surface that is vast and evolving, and there are countless risks facing every organization with a digital footprint. How can CISOs gain the visibility and control necessary to protect their assets?

Join this session to discuss:

• The challenges with securing the ever-expanding digital landscape
• Right-sizing risk mitigation and protection solutions
• How to leverage AI to find and disrupt threats

As 2020 changes the way we live and work, cyber criminals are adapting as well. Join us as we examine the biggest challenges security leaders face, and why a people-centric approach to security is everyone’s biggest opportunity to stop attackers and protect their organization.

Join Ryan as he and a panel of CISOs discuss:

• Why social engineering dominates among today’s cyber threat actors
• How remote work and the move to the cloud has changed the nature of threats
• The ways their organizations are building controls to better understand and protect people

As endpoints sprawl and users access systems from across the globe, the challenge of verifying identity has only become more complex. Yet each road block to verify identity is a speed bump in enterprise agility, requiring CISOs to address identity and access management from a strategic risk-management approach.

Join this session to learn:

• Technologies that enable seamless identity management across platforms
• How to right-size identity verification at your organization
• The latest for zero-trust strategy, and where it makes sense

The public cloud has delivered spectacular business benefits while rendering old-world security and governance models obsolete. However, a new approach to governance and security that is fully automated and built for the modern world will deliver security far superior to old-world enterprise networks and data centers.

Join this interactive session to discuss:

• Security implications of digital disruption
• Real-world steps to re-invent security for both security and DevOps teams
• Why identity and data governance is central to new security

CISOs say that what they need most in their security program is confidence that people, processes and technology are working and effective, and that controls are in place to ensure resiliency in the case of a major event. But how do you measure that, and how do you effectively communicate across your organization’s leadership and the board?

In this discussion, you will learn:

• Why traditional metrics fall short of communicating security risk and value
• Which metrics have meaning for both boards and security teams
• How the right metrics will benefit the business and win investment for security

Organizations are feeling a shift in the world of networking and security as they rapidly adopt and embrace the cloud. On-premises private data centers are no longer the place for data and workloads to exist. With this shift, security and networking are brought closer than ever. Enterprises need speed, visibility, security and reliability without compromise. Enter, the secure access service edge, better known as SASE. It’s inevitable that SASE implementations and zero trust implementations need to collide to provide a more comprehensive security capability to truly support digital transformation. How can your organization best position itself for the transition?

In this session, you will discuss:

• Problems SASE can address in the modern enterprise
• Benefits of planning both SASE and zero trust implementations
• Insights from organizations adopting SASE and zero trust today

Hear from ICMCP and your peers as they share actionable strategies to build a diverse cybersecurity workforce. Learn how you can support this non-profit and help tackle the “great cyber divide.” ICMCP mission is to achieve the consistent representation of women and minorities in the cybersecurity industry – it offers scholarships, diverse workforce development, and mentoring programs. Listen, learn, and join them if you want to help drive the mission. Then break for some fun and informal networking with your peers to wrap-up the day.

As an organizational capability, insider threat management is changing - again. Firstly, the idea of context has changed the categories of insider threat, and secondly, insider threat programs now maturing – evolving into a more justifiable and friendly trusted insider program.

Join this virtual boardroom to discuss:

• The evolving landscape of insider threats and its challenges
• The impact of changing behaviors, employee culture and workplace environment on insider risk
• Practical strategies for improving an insider risk management program

Meet virtually for 1-to-1 in-depth conversations with your colleagues

Conducting business virtually makes it more challenging to meet and network with like-minded peers, and now it’s become even more critical to collaborate with CISOs who are facing the same challenges.

This is an opportunity to meet 1-to-1 in a private, virtual setting with community peers directly after the Virtual Executive Summit.

• Peer-to-Peer meetings are 25 minutes in length, giving you the chance for more personal interaction and in-depth conversation with your fellow CISO peers.

• All conversations are private and will not be recorded

• Meet up to 3 peers based on your shared interests or priorities

How to Participate 

Available if you sign up and select peer meetings prior to the summit. To join your meetings or download meeting calendar invites, please reference the instructions that were emailed to you from evanta@delegateselect.com.