Speakers:
Dr. Suzanne Schwartz, MD, Director, Office of Strategic Partnerships and Technology Innovation (OST) at FDA’s Center for Devices & Radiological Health (CDRH)
Mitch Parker, CISO, Indiana University Health System
Rob Suárez, VP, CISO, BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company)

What’s the status of FDA’s latest guidance and other efforts to help strengthen the cybersecurity of medical devices – especially amid the surge in COVID-19 remote patient monitoring and shortages of certain critical medical equipment? How are medical device makers implementing better security controls and best practices, and what are healthcare delivery organizations doing to keep their patients and data safe from the latest threats facing devices? Our panel will discuss these issues, plus:

• The ongoing challenges involving legacy devices issues and outdated third-party software;
• Vulnerability disclosures and patching;
• Third-party components and a “Cybersecurity Bill of Materials”;
• What the SolarWinds attack and connected medical devices have in common.

Speaker:
General Gregory Touhill, Retired, First US CISO & President, Appgate Federal

Legislation and regulatory actions such as the European Union's Global Data Protection Regulation and California's Consumer Privacy Act reflect growing concerns over privacy in the digital world. Meanwhile, as security professionals seek to implement concepts such as the Zero Trust security framework, the need to authenticate identity prior to granting access to information is essential. In this provocative discussion, retired Brigadier General Greg Touhill, former Chief Information Security Officer of the United States government and now president of AppGate Federal, discusses how security and privacy are inextricably linked in today's digital society and forecasts what's next as organizations seek to better secure their information resources.

Speaker:
Mathias Conradt, Senior Solutions Engineer, Auth0

For organizations that want to ensure safe, scalable, and efficient access to their applications and services, identity is playing a bigger role than ever before. In this session, Mathias Conradt will discuss today's digital environment and how digital transformation is moving up on the agenda for C-level, and what that means for IAM solutions--particularly since the bar has been reset when it comes to remote working, online shopping, meeting, and socializing. Mathias will explore how organizations have typically - and are now - approaching IAM adoption and implementation, focusing on aspects such as balancing user experience and security. He will also discuss the key considerations for organizations to consider when building their applications and services to support their business models in the long term while maintaining the trust of their users.

Speaker:
Wade Ellery, Director of Solutions Architects, Radiant Logic

According to Gartner's 2019 IGA Magic Quadrant Strategic Planning Assumptions, identity governance and administration (IGA) implementations that start with cleanup analytics will show TWICE the ROI as ones that don't.

What if you could double the ROI of your IGA deployment? Get the project back on schedule and budget, while extending functionality 100% deeper into your environment? Cut your deployment budget in HALF?

Join Radiant Logic for a look at cleanup analytics - and see how this step-by-step process quickly transforms your identity data from chaos to clarity.

Speaker:
Sami Laine, Principal Security Architect, Okta

The world of corporate IT was profoundly altered in just days by COVID-19. Many things are likely to never return to the old normal. One of those is security, as dynamic work requires a Zero Trust approach to identities of users and their devices.

Speaker:
Bil Harmer, CISO and Chief Evangelist, SecureAuth

As businesses settle into a hybrid world of on-prem, public cloud, private cloud infrastructure with security delivered as a service and all of this overlaid with the concept to Zero Trust, what is left? Companies will have the data they are trying to protect and the identity of the user trying to access something. As life on the Net continues to develop, people are going to have multiple identities that will merge into a single identity with multiple profiles (work, play, family etc) while businesses continue to push MFA and eventually password-less access. The great question is how do manage things between now and then?

Speaker:
Christopher Hills, Deputy Chief Technology Officer, BeyondTrust

The world of IT is changing and evolving exponentially, and our customers are telling us that the expansion of the perimeter is making it harder to secure and keep track of privileged credentials. In many organizations exist tens of thousands of privileged accounts across thousands of devices. Understanding your organizations unique risk appetite and tolerance can help guide decisions made to secure privileged accounts. Gartner lists Privileged Access Management (PAM) as the #1 security project for CISO's in 2020.

Speaker:
John Bennett, SVP & General Manager, Identity & Access Management at LogMeIn

Remote work is the new normal. In this new work-from-anywhere environment, how can IT leaders ensure always-on security while employees always have access to the business resources they need? IT needs to increase security to mitigate the risks associated with remote work, but to do so in a way that does not slow employees down. IAM can help businesses achieve both objectives: complete visibility and control for IT, and simple access for employees. Join LogMeIn IAM General Manager John Bennett for insights into how IAM can be leveraged as a business enabler to secure a remote workforce so the business remains secure and employees stay productive - no matter where they are working from.

Speaker:
Niamh Muldoon, Senior Director of Trust and Security, OneLogin

Companies today, big and small, are facing the same challenges of managing and securing identities while accessing systems remotely or otherwise. Increased cyber attacks and distributed workforces are creating new challenges that need innovative solutions. When transitioning to a fully remote or hybrid workforce, businesses need to ensure the right access policies and entitlements are in place for employees and customers. In this session, Niamh Muldoon, Senior Director of Trust and Security at OneLogin, will discuss how to make the transition easier and seamless for your workforce whether they are fully remote or spend a portion of their time in an office, to access all applications from anywhere and on any device.

Speaker:
Loren Russon, VP of Product Management & Design, Ping Identity

Speed, ease, intelligence and security are differentiating the next wave of identity and access management solutions in the market. Organizations are counting on APIs for broader access to increasingly sensitive data and services. They're also using a variety of disruptive technologies to secure and scale their API infrastructures, ensuring customer data and sensitive IP are never at risk. Join Loren for a presentation around some of the modern and innovative technologies coming out of Ping Identity that intersect both IAM, API and cyber security practices, and how modern solutions are leveraging AI and machine learning to monitor your API transactions, help secure customer data, manage customer consent, enforce data access governance, and achieve regulatory compliance while simultaneously improving customer engagement.

Speaker:
Rolf Lindemann, Vice President, Products, Nok Nok Labs

Consumers hate passwords, criminals love them. Most organizations today have an initiative to replace passwords with a modern approach that is both more convenient, and more secure. Completely eliminating password authentication across any channel and any device is a journey that takes time. Like major global organizations who have started the journey, you can accelerate your path to scalable, passwordless authentication with a standards-based approach.

In this session we will review how global organizations including Alfac, BBVA, Intuit, NTT DOCOMO and T-Mobile have accelerated their path to passwordless authentication and transformed the user experience. After investigating various approaches, they became convinced that the FIDO standard was the most cost effective and future-proof solution.

Their impressive results include:

• Reduced password resets from 65% to 7% in 5 months
• Increased authentication success rate from 80% to 92%, because there is no SMS timeout, no input inconvenience.
• Users can finish payments within 1 second saving up to 30% in time.
• Development costs for fingerprint payment were reduced by 65% Previously it took over 3 months for the financial institution to develop fingerprint function with a manufacturer in only one device.
• Reduced SMS costs by over 10%, saving more than 2.9 million USD annually.

Speaker:
Chuck Brooks, Cybersecurity Evangelist

This rising threat trend of remote work, along with the rapid growth of sophistication in malware, ransomware, DDoS and social engineering attacks has created a conundrum. How do we protect ourselves in an increasingly connected world? Nothing is completely unhackable, but there are a myriad of emerging technologies that impact Identity and Access Management that can help us navigate the increasingly malicious cyber threat landscape. Join cybersecurity thought leader Chuck Brooks for an overview of these cutting-edge technologies, including:

• AL/ML
• Big Data: Real-time Analytics and Predictive Analytics
• Biometrics and Authentication Technologies

Speaker:
David Temoshok, Senior Policy Advisor - Applied Cybersecurity, NIST IT Laboratory

In this exclusive session, David Temoshok, Senior Policy Advisor at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, will outline the current status of online identity as an attack vector and identity theft, as well as NIST Guidelines for Digital Identity Management. Included in this talk:

• Multi-factor authentication - what it is, why we need it
• Fast Identity Online (FIDO) Authenticators - strong authentication, easy to use
• Biometric authenticators -- secure or vulnerable?

Speaker:
Jeremy Grant, former Sr. Executive Advisor NIST; Managing Director, Technology Business Strategy, Venable

Jeremy Grant, who led the public/private National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace during the Obama administration, has spent more than two decades championing the cause of secure identity systems. Enter the COVID-19 pandemic, which created a remote workforce of unprecedented scale seemingly overnight. Are current approaches to securing the identity management and attestation practice up to the challenge?

In this exclusive session, Grant discusses:

• The state of digital identity security;
• Progress toward replacing passwords;
• Fundamental recommendations from the Better Identity Coalition.