Speaker:
Christopher Krebs, Director of Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Department of Homeland Security

In terms of election cybersecurity, is the U.S. better off in 2020 than it was in 2016? Christopher Krebs, Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, answers this question and more in an exclusive keynote that tackles:

• The state of election security
• Myths and realities about foreign influence
• What has been done to ensure election resiliency

Speakers:
David Ogbolumani, Chief CyberSecurity & Privacy Officer, IT Security Consultants; former CISO, Kellogg Company
Kristin Judge, CEO, Cybercrime Support Network
Sadia Mirza, Attorney, Cybersecurity, Information Governance and Privacy Practice Group, Troutman Sanders

At the start of 2020, the legal and compliance communities were focused on the enactment of CCPA and other global privacy initiatives. A worldwide pandemic later, and the focus is on business resiliency, insider risk and visibility into a new army of endpoint devices. Many enterprises accepted new risk to deploy their remote workforces, and now those risks are coming due.

Join these seasoned cybersecurity attorneys and industry analysts for an interactive discussion of legal trends and potential traps, including:

• Business resiliency "gotchas"
• The "perfect storm" for insider risk and fraud
• Regulatory expectations that haven't gone away

Speaker:
Mitch Rosen, Principal Solutions Engineer, Keeper Security

Speaker:
Randy Trzeciak, Director, CERT Insider Threat Center, CMU

A remote workforce. Economic stress. Pandemic fatigue. These ingredients create a "perfect storm" for insider risk, whether through malicious acts or accident. What can you do to improve monitoring and mitigation of insider risk in these unique conditions?

Randy Trzeciak, director of the CERT Insider Threat Center at Carnegie Mellon University, is one of the world's leading authorities on preventing, detecting, and responding to insider incidents. In this exclusive session, he details:

• The latest research on insider incidents
• Unique risks created within today's remote workforce
• How to mitigate the risks posed by malicious and unintentional insider threats

Speaker:
Patrick Vowles, Team Lead - North America Marketing, IBM Security

As organization adopt new technologies and utilize the cloud for business innovation and growth, security teams are challenged with ensuring that those initiatives and missions are successful. To do that they are faced with creating an effective security program from a fragmented patchwork of solutions and data sources that really don't interoperate very well without a great deal of development work.

Join us to hear how a number of leading vendors are coming together with the intent of creating an open source platform to allow security solutions to communicate over a standard fabric during the entire threat management life cycle, from threat hunting, analytics and detection through to incident response and orchestration.

Speaker:
Ryan Poppa, Director of Product Management at Cisco Cloud Security

How well do you really know your environment, your security practices and policies? Do you know the tools, techniques, and procedures that cyberattackers use to exploit your vulnerabilities?

Join Cisco Umbrella cybersecurity expert Ryan Poppa exposes the inner workings of a crafty cyberattack.

In his presentation, you'll learn:

• Why you have been targeted for attack
• How cybercriminals penetrate environments
• What tactics they use to pivot from system-to-system while escalating privileges along the way
• How they are capable of easily exfiltrating sensitive data out of your organization
• Where your biggest threats may exist

Ryan will also share key insights on how you can protect your organization against these malicious actors and improve your cybersecurity posture with immediate results.

Speaker:
Jeremy Snyder, Senior Director of Business Development and Solutions Engineering, DivvyCloud by Rapid7

In this presentation, we'll explain why cloud security is fundamentally different from traditional data center environments. We'll explore the top services and errors that have led to large-scale data breaches in the past several years, discuss ways to prevent future breaches, and review a few case studies of prominent breaches.

Speaker:
Justin Fier, Director of Cyber Intelligence and Analytics, Darktrace

Though parts of the world are slowly transitioning back to 'normal', cyber-attackers have not slowed down and may even be waiting to take advantage of new business challenges.

Join, Justin Fier - Director of Cyber Intelligence & Analytics, as he discusses how traditional cyber security tools are ill-equipped to protect today's dynamic workforce. There will also be focus on the future of remote working as organizations find themselves balancing technological advancement and the unforeseen risks that this brings.

Don't miss this 20-minute webinar to discover how Cyber AI:

• Autonomously detects and responds to cyber-attacks in the first instance and before damage is done
• Thwarted a Covid-19 email impersonating the CEO of an electricity distributor
• Neutralized a SaaS takeover at a Panamanian bank

Speaker:
Matt Rose, Global Director Application Security Strategy, Checkmarx

Speaker:
Sam Curry, Chief Security Officer, Cybereason

With increased complexity of cyber attacks, comes the need for increased complexity of investigative techniques. Indicators of compromise - hashes, URLs and other crime scene artifacts - are becoming less useful in investigations. We must make a strategic shift towards cataloging indicators of behavior - what people, applications and systems are doing that could indicate an attack is ongoing or imminent? Join us to discuss what tools, skills, and language we must develop to make this shift.

Speaker:
Ameya Talwalkar, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer, Cequence Security

With APIs pervasive across your organization, powering apps, and enabling digital transformation, you need to consider whether your existing infrastructure and security tools can identify security gaps before they become incidents and if they can withstand an industrialized attack. API coding errors and malicious bots are a significant cause of fraud and theft-related revenue losses, infrastructure overspending, poor customer experience, and brand damage.

In this talk, we'll explore several case studies of API attacks and techniques and discuss what's needed to protect your applications and your business from suffering damages.

Key takeaways

How attackers are evolving to bypass detection

How cybercriminals beat traditional approaches

How Machine Learning and AI can provide help detect and defend against malicious bots

Why an end-to-end API security strategy is imperative to making your apps less attractive to criminals

Speaker:
Derek Gabbard, Field CTO, Fortinet

With cloud adoption and changing remote workforce strategies driving network and security teams to consider ways to modernize their infrastructure, many are turning to a Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) as a strategy to deliver consistent security experiences across the enterprise. In this session, we'll look at the top 3 drivers leading these teams to consider and adopt this SASE approach.

Speaker:
Sana Yousuf, Manager, Platform Solution Marketing, Cisco Systems, Inc.

Security teams are burdened by choice in a security marketplace that's rife with incompatibility. Organizations find themselves on an endless treadmill of trying to integrate patchwork coverage from an industry supersaturated with point solutions. This approach to security is unsustainable. Security teams simply don't have the time, budget, talent pool, or even the right tools, to maximize efficiency and productivity. As businesses continue to evolve through technology, these shortcomings will only become more severe. You need meaningful visibility and automation to unify your security infrastructure and realize desired outcomes while lowering overhead. That's why Cisco reimagined security with Cisco SecureX -- a cloud-native, built-in platform experience within our portfolio that connects to your infrastructure. It is integrated and open for simplicity, unified in one location for visibility, and maximizes operational efficiency to secure your network, users and endpoints, cloud edge, and applications. Don't get stuck in a vicious cycle. Eliminate complexity, optimize your security experience, and save you time with Cisco SecureX.

Speakers:
Mike Huckaby, VP, Worldwide Sales Engineering, Gigamon
Timothy Rohrbaugh, CISO, JetBlue Airways
Tomas Maldonado, CISO, NFL

2020 has brought seismic change to all sectors, and cybersecurity leaders have been in the driver's seat in helping their enterprises adapt. Join this exclusive panel for unique insight into:

• How to respond when your business faces historic transformation;
• Challenges posed by new threats, endpoint security challenges and expanded reliance on the cloud;
• How to strategize and budget for ongoing challenges in 2021.

Speakers:
Katherine Licup, Chief Privacy Officer, Archer Daniels Midland Company
Tom Dager, CISO, Archer Daniels Midland Company

In the age of digital transformation, new privacy legislation and a greater emphasis on both security and privacy by design, security and privacy leaders are forced into a whole new level of collaboration. There can be natural tension between the disciplines, but it can be healthy tension.

In this exclusive panel discussion, ADM CISO Tom Dager and CPO Katie Licup talk about their roles and how they are helping their global enterprise tackle:

• Incident management
• Third-party risk
• New security and privacy concerns raised by COVID-19

Speaker:
Mike Burr, Lead Android Enterprise Security Evangelist, Google

Google's Android is the most popular mobile operating system in the world, powering over 2.5 billion devices.

In this exclusive session, Mike Burr of Google outlines Android's multi-layered security strategy, which includes hardware and software protections, as well as utilizing the power of machine-learning that helps protect devices at the application layer.

Learn how Android has proved that open doesn't mean unsecure, with third party validation determining that the Android platform provides the most robust security features available to enterprise.