Agenda October | Hawaii
The Turtle Bay Resort | Oahu Hawaii | October 2023
Sunday, October 1st 2023
Arrivals to Honolulu with transportation to the Turtle Bay Resort.
Scheduled Transportation | Pick-up from Honolulu Airport
Hosted Attendee Lunch
Hosted Dinner Session
Hosted Attendee Open-Bar
Monday October 2nd 2023
Attendee Breakfast
6:30 AM-8:00
Main Banquet Hall
Demo Hall Setup and Assembly
The Importance of Personal Branding for Cybersecurity leaders
In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, the role of cybersecurity leaders is of paramount importance in protecting organizations from the growing threat of cyber attacks.
Stephanie Yu
Career Consultant
The Unicorn Recruiter
Four Major Cybersecurity Trust Gaps
The world is embracing digitalization, but in this era of global digital flows, companies must build robust cyber capabilities. Clear and frequent communication is essential but often lacking in companies’ cybersecurity programs. How security professionals can create tighter bonds with critical stakeholders – both across their organization and beyond.
Kapil Bareja
Advisory Cyber and Strategic Leader
Deloitte
Attendee Lunch
Main Banquet Hall
The Role of Automation in Cybersecurity - and the Unseen Risks of Using It
Since the introduction of ChatGPT in November of 2022, generative AI and automation have been a huge topic of discussion in boardrooms around the world. And like any new technology, there are countless possibilities for its application.
Meghan Maneval
Director of Technical Product Management
RiskOptics
![[Keynote] How to Be a CISO That People Respect and Trust](https://cisoevents.com/su/2023/08/02122845/TysonAMartin.png)
[Keynote] How to Be a CISO That People Respect and Trust
Navigating Cyber Incidents: A Case Study on Effective Response Strategies
In today's interconnected world of business, cyber incidents have become a recurring challenge that organizations must face.
Ivan Avilla
Director of Cyber Incident Response
GoDaddy
The Future of Cybersecurity
In an era of rapid technological advancement and increasing connectivity, the future of cybersecurity presents unprecedented challenges and remarkable opportunities.
Dennis Leber
CISO
UConn Health
Scheduled Break | Snacks | Refreshments
AI synthesized, polymorphic malware (BlackMamba)
The Development of the Risk Framework
Allan Alford
Producer and Host
The Cyber Ranch Podcast
Hosted Attendee Dining Invite | General Dining
Hosted Attendee & Vendor Networking Open-Bar
Tuesday, October 3rd 2023
Hosted Attendee Breakfast Invite | General Breakfast
![[Keynote] Avoiding the Four Biggest Mistakes That Will Blow Up an M&A](https://cisoevents.com/su/2023/08/02132105/Arvin.Bansal.jpg)
[Keynote] Avoiding the Four Biggest Mistakes That Will Blow Up an M&A
The industry has seen an uptick in M&A with a recession on the horizon for 2023
Arvin Bansal
CISO
The Importance of Soft Skills for Information Security Professionals
Scheduled Break | Snacks | Refreshments
AI insider recruitment: Simulate the dangers of a State-Level Adversary
how a state-level adversary can utilize AI to identify possible corporate insiders who are vulnerable to influence
Jeff Sims
Principal Security Engineer
HYAS
How to build and maintain a diverse organization
Leaders set the direction and tone for their organizations; talent management is a major responsibility.
Kelly Thibault
Executive Director
Secure Diversity
How to Engage the General Population to Improve Your Security Posture
Attendees will learn how to engage the general population of their organization to make meaningful contributions towards the organization's security posture.
Beau Monday
CISO
Punahou School
Hosted Attendee Lunch Invite | General Lunch
Winning friends and influencing people, with stories of the world around us.
Nathan Case
Security Advocate
Datadog
Untangling the Challenge of Risk Quantification
There is very little consensus in our industry around risk quantification of cyber threats.
Chris Patteson
CTO/CISO
The FRONTdoor Collective
From Business Email Compromise to ChatGPT: The Evolution of Cybercrime
Business Email Compromise (BEC) is one of the most common forms of cybercrime, with criminals using social engineering techniques to trick employees into transferring funds or divulging sensitive information.
Xavier Ashe
SVP, Cyber Defense
Truist
AI driven, spear phishing campaigns (highly realistic and targeted per executive)
AI-enabled cyber attack is no longer just a future possibility, it's now a near term reality.
Jeff Sims
Principal Security Engineer
HYAS
Attracting and retaining the next generation of cyber talent
Thinking outside of the box when attracting & retaining NextGen talent
Angel Mosley
Corporate, Governance, Risk, & Compliance
Ryan Specialty Group
Hosted Attendee Dining Invite | General Dining
![[Event/Contest] Live-Fire Active Malware Tabletop Exercise](https://cisoevents.com/su/2023/08/02162324/Incident-Response-Tabletop-Exercise.jpg)
[Event/Contest] Live-Fire Active Malware Tabletop Exercise
The executives are encouraged to work in groups and have the option to work with vendors who sponsored a tool for use in this exercise.
Executives: Working with peers and vendors will greatly speed up the process. The vendors sponsoring tools for use have not been provided any advantage or insight. If you like the way their tool works, consider engaging the vendor in a POC.
Vendors: You are encouraged to bring engineers to join this event. The executives will see how well your tools work in an incident. This tabletop exercise provides a real-life scenario that you are personally able to demo and concisely show the executives why you should be included in their current toolset.
