Over the past year we’ve watched the evolution of supply chain and ransomware attacks gain momentum in scale, pervasiveness, and unpredictability. Now more than ever, it's important for the public and private sectors to come together and unite against the damaging impact these attacks present to all industries, government services, and to the general public.
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Please join IBM Security as we bring together the country's top regulators, corporate CISOs, and cyber security experts. We will dive into national security and business risks posed by security threats and how to best respond.
What are the latest tactics and techniques being deployed by today’s hackers? This session will discuss the top cyber threats organizations are being called upon to prevent, detect, defend -- and recover from in the worst case scenario. We’ll also examine the fallout from an attack -- including painful, months-long technical recovery, fines and greater scrutiny from regulators.
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Meredith Harper, VP and CISO, Eli Lilly and Company
Chris McCurdy, Worldwide Vice President and General Manager, IBM SecurityÂ
Michael McNeill, SVP and Global CISO, McKesson
In conversation with:Â Scott Austin, SVP, WSJ Digital Business
This session will bring together top cybersecurity experts to discuss why it’s been so difficult to successfully mitigate cyber attacks like ransomware. We’ll examine how the public and private sectors are working to defend against a growing national security and core business risk, and who’s footing the bill? Can insurers survive this onslaught?
Dimple Ahluwalia, VP and Managing Partner, Security Consulting & Systems Integration, IBM Security
Evan Greenberg, CEO, Chubb Limited
Brandon Wales, Executive Director, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Department of Homeland Security
In conversation with: Will Wilkinson, General Manager, WSJ Pro & Leadership Communities
A more robust strategy that goes beyond perimeter defense and predicated on zero trust is taking on greater prominence in a world of distributed workforce and multi-cloud and multi-device environment. Where will zero trust be in 2025? Will passwords be a thing of the past? This panel will outline what it takes to execute a zero trust strategy for the long haul.
Chris DeRusha, Chief Information Security Officer, Office of Management and Budget
In conversation with: Stephanie Chang, Vice President, Content and Global Editor, The Trust, The Wall Street Journal | Barron’s Group
Christian Aboujaoude, CTO, Keck Medicine, University of Southern California
Norman Hunt, CISO, GeicoÂ
Nasrin Rezai, CISO, Verizon
Justin Youngblood, Vice President, IBM SecurityÂ
In conversation with: Stephanie Chang, Vice President, Content and Global Editor, The Trust, The Wall Street Journal | Barron’s Group
Zero Trust & XDR: Security Imperatives for Right Now
The pandemic has altered the security landscape for many enterprises. While there are new environments to protect, there are fewer available skilled resources to do so. In addition to the use of AI in security, concepts such as XDR and Zero Trust have gained prominence that promise a tighter, and tougher safeguard from threat vectors. Join our IBM panel of Security experts as they discuss how these security measures can help keep enterprises safe today.
Sridhar Muppidi, MD., IBM Fellow and Chief Technology Officer, IBM Security
Chris Meenan, VP of Product Management and Strategy, IBM Security
The Real Impact of Cybersecurity Partnerships and Community
We hear it all the time that cybersecurity is a team sport. Yet, what we see now is that the team includes a broader community of partnerships. From open source security foundations like OpenSSF to groups like Open Cybersecurity Alliance (OCA), the technology and people aspects of cybersecurity are evolving toward working together. Join us for an engaging breakout where we discuss the opportunities and impact of these key partnerships.
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Jason Keirstead, IBM Distinguished Engineer and CTO Threat Management, IBM Security
Kandyce Tripp, Global Partner, IBM Security Services Alliance Program
The Future of Data Security and Privacy
Data security, customer privacy and digital trust are increasingly at the forefront of business priorities today. From GDPR requirements to new Executive Orders in the US, data security strategies, cryptographic technologies and usage policies are evolving to meet the changing landscape. Join distinguished IBM security researchers as they share the steps and measures every organization must take in the decade ahead to remain compliant and protect their enterprises.
J.R. Rao, IBM Fellow and CTO, Security Research, IBM
Michael Osborne, Manager, Security Research, IBM
