Cyber Security Incident Response

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED

It is no longer a question of IF, but WHEN your organization will be hacked. Protecting your data from even the most minor breach can be both a complex and costly process. With growing pressure to uphold client and customer loyalty as well as protect their data, this a crucial time to address why investing in the latest software and analytics solutions is fundamental for your business's success in such vulnerable times.

You asked, we listened!

We have been working diligently to ensure that we are covering the two main areas and scenarios that you are eager to discuss among your peers:

Preventative measures:

Scenario testing; how frequently you should be performing them, and why they can improve an emergency response
Leveraging and improving your business framework and monitoring training
Emergency plan assessment; top tips for design, development, and review
Legal and litigation support; how are you incorporating this into your proactive approach?

Hack aftermath: including

Working in a compromised environment; raising concerns of the business beyond IT
Cyber incidents and your supply chain, the best practices for notifying partners and vendors post-incident
Digital forensics for incident response, working in real-time with your CSIRT to identify a hack; strategies for digital crisis management
Bridging the last mile of IT security and a future look at biometrics for security operations

and many more...

EW! Industry Specific Open Discussions:

Moving risk management from the backroom to the boardroom, spotlight on lessons learned from the Oil and Gas sector
Which is more reliable, paper or plastic? Uncovering cyber threats on the retail industry
Cyber attacks at full throttle; what we have learned from the automotive industry about remote hacks
Hackers have hit the lotto; the impact of hacks on the finance sector

Speaker and Presenter Information

Nias Puthenveettil, Director, Chief Technology Office, SIEMENS HEALTHCARE

Sri Sridharan, Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer, FLORIDA CENTER FOR CYBER SECURITY

Ellen Amsel, CISO, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
David King Senior Business Leader, Security Event Management, MASTERCARD

Lisa Kaiser, Computer Scientist, DHS Cyber Security &, Communications (CS&C), Chief Technology Office (CTO), THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

Relevant Government Agencies

Office of the President (includes OMB), Dept of Education, Dept of Health & Human Services, Dept of Homeland Security, Dept of Justice, Dept of Labor, Dept of State, Dept of Transportation, Dept of Treasury, Dept of Veterans Affairs, SSA, NASA, Other Federal Agencies, County Government, City Government, Office of Personnel Management, FAA