Archived Events 2021

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
Accelerating Vulnerability Response to Lessen the Impact of Inevitable Cyberattacks

ISE® VIP Hosts:

William Curtiss
CISO
Hanesbrands Inc.
Biography

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Every organization hosts critical vulnerabilities within their cybersecurity infrastructure. Though security teams work tirelessly to locate and mitigate them, threat actors continue to bypass defenses and exploit these vulnerabilities to damage enterprises. Having effective vulnerability response measures in place is crucial to lessen the impact a breach will have to business reputation and data security. However, many of our vulnerability response plans simply do not move fast enough, with many organizations knowing they are vulnerable but being unable to employ patches due to overreliance on manual processes, siloed information and a lack of visibility. As cybercriminals continue developing advanced attack methods with machine learning and artificial intelligence, we must do all we can to level the playing field. Join our conversation as we discuss how to take a holistic, accelerated approach to vulnerability response by interlocking all components of security, risk and IT for coordinated remediation.

*Qualifying executives whose company headquarters reside in this location are invited to attend.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
Modern Risk Management: Locating, Prioritizing, and Minimizing Risks to Your Business

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Dave Snyder
Chief Information Security Officer
Independence Blue Cross
ISE® Northeast Executive Award Finalist 2019
Biography

More organizations are turning to a modern Risk Management path, which allows them to approach the scope of risk and audits in scalable, dynamic ways. Accomplishing tasks like security assessments, risk communications and compliance in real time has never been more important given the speed and complexity of advanced cyberattacks. However, in order to achieve a modern approach to risk management, enterprise programs must integrate vital processes such as continuous optimization, automated risk-based prioritization and insights, and the automatic operationalization of security controls. Typically, these processes occur in silos, making the need for mature, unified risk management that much more important. Join our conversation as we discuss the attributes of modern risk management programs, including better ways to strategically locate and prioritize risks, assess business risks, and mitigate current pain points for overwhelmed security teams.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
It’s a Cloud Revolution: Enhancing Your Cloud Security Strategy With Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs)

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Sujeet Bambawale
CISO
7- Eleven

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Remote work has caused considerable changes in cloud security, including an explosion of collaborative services as well as a spike in external threats that target unprotected data. The rush to join the cloud revolution has enabled greater communication and sharing between users. Because of how quickly apps like Microsoft Teams and Office 365 have grown, more cloud security controls are needed, including Data Loss Prevention (DLP), device and guest access, malware defenses and campaign awareness, user behavior analytics for insider threats, Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM), container security, incident response management and more. Obtaining visibility and control over data and threats in these areas across a multi-cloud environment is of paramount importance, which is where Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs) can come into play. CASBs can help security and risk management leaders discover all their cloud services and assess cloud risk while protecting sensitive information and detecting threats. Join our conversation as we discuss the changes our cloud security measures are undergoing along with the essential role CASBs can serve within your cloud security strategies.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
The Changing Face of Insider Threats

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Frank Aiello
SVP, Chief Information Security Officer
MAXIMUS
ISE® Northeast People's Choice Award Winner 2016
ISE® Northeast Executive Award Finalist 2016
Biography

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

As entire workforces remain in remote working conditions for the foreseeable future, the danger of insider threats is as unmistakable as ever. It is critical for businesses to recognize that threats from legitimate users can be more elusive and harder to detect or prevent than traditional external threats. That is because insiders have legitimate credentials and access, so they do not set off any alarms meant to keep external threat actors from accessing systems and privileged data. Though not always motivated by malicious intent, distracted employees are a concern to business viability and the potential damage they can cause. A combination of unsecured networks and personal devices; weak passwords; insufficient authentication methods; and employees misusing, circumventing, or exploiting corporate networks all cultivate fertile ground for the insider threat—whether unintentional or intentional. As a result, insider threat management is changing—again. Firstly, the idea of context has changed the categories of insider threat, and secondly, insider threat programs are now maturing and evolving into a more justifiable and friendly trusted insider program. Join our conversation as we discuss the evolving landscape of insider threats; the impact on insider risk; and practical strategies for an insider risk management program, such as investing in training, security analytics and automation tools, AI/ML-based security information, and event management (SIEM) systems.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
It’s a Cloud Revolution: Enhancing Your Cloud Security Strategy With Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs)

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Adam Maslow
Sr. Director Information Security and Infrastructure
Raising Cane's

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Remote work has caused considerable changes in cloud security, including an explosion of collaborative services as well as a spike in external threats that target unprotected data. The rush to join the cloud revolution has enabled greater communication and sharing between users. Because of how quickly apps like Microsoft Teams and Office 365 have grown, more cloud security controls are needed, including Data Loss Prevention (DLP), device and guest access, malware defenses and campaign awareness, user behavior analytics for insider threats, Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM), container security, incident response management and more. Obtaining visibility and control over data and threats in these areas across a multi-cloud environment is of paramount importance, which is where Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs) can come into play. CASBs can help security and risk management leaders discover all their cloud services and assess cloud risk while protecting sensitive information and detecting threats. Join our conversation as we discuss the changes our cloud security measures are undergoing along with the essential role CASBs can serve within your cloud security strategies.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
The Changing Face of Insider Threats

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Mark Coderre
Vice President, Deputy CISO
Hanover Insurance Group
ISE® Northeast Executive Award Finalist 2009
Biography

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

As entire workforces remain in remote working conditions for the foreseeable future, the danger of insider threats is as unmistakable as ever. It is critical for businesses to recognize that threats from legitimate users can be more elusive and harder to detect or prevent than traditional external threats. That is because insiders have legitimate credentials and access, so they do not set off any alarms meant to keep external threat actors from accessing systems and privileged data. Though not always motivated by malicious intent, distracted employees are a concern to business viability and the potential damage they can cause. A combination of unsecured networks and personal devices; weak passwords; insufficient authentication methods; and employees misusing, circumventing, or exploiting corporate networks all cultivate fertile ground for the insider threat—whether unintentional or intentional. As a result, insider threat management is changing—again. Firstly, the idea of context has changed the categories of insider threat, and secondly, insider threat programs are now maturing and evolving into a more justifiable and friendly trusted insider program. Join our conversation as we discuss the evolving landscape of insider threats; the impact on insider risk; and practical strategies for an insider risk management program, such as investing in training, security analytics and automation tools, AI/ML-based security information, and event management (SIEM) systems.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
The Economic Benefits to Smarter Threat Intelligence and Risk Mitigation

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Chris Carter
AVP, Global Operations/Global Head of Security Analytics
Zurich Insurance
Biography

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Our increasingly remote workforce needs access to applications and resources across various geographic regions, networks and devices. To keep employees working effectively, enterprises had to quickly implement new solutions, ease restrictions and policies and remove barriers to entry, leaving security teams the responsibility of protecting the enterprise against attacks that would take advantage of these changes. To do so, security teams need to collect meaningful threat intelligence, which is difficult to manage and even harder to implement. Even SOCs, which are better equipped for threat detection and response, are generally overwhelmed, its resources stretched and its experts expensive to find, train and retain. Fortunately, SOCs and threat hunting teams no longer have to perform threat intelligence piecemeal across multiple solutions whenever time allows. They now have the option to utilize a single pane of glass for intelligence, saving on both time and cost. Join our conversation as we discuss how security teams can harness a single platform to automate and operationalize threat intelligence to speed up threat detection and enable proactive defensive measures.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
Modern Risk Management: Locating, Prioritizing, and Minimizing Risks to Your Business

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Andy Kirkland
CISO
Starbucks
Biography

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

More organizations are turning to a modern Risk Management path, which allows them to approach the scope of risk and audits in scalable, dynamic ways. Accomplishing tasks like security assessments, risk communications and compliance in real time has never been more important given the speed and complexity of advanced cyberattacks. However, in order to achieve a modern approach to risk management, enterprise programs must integrate vital processes such as continuous optimization, automated risk-based prioritization and insights, and the automatic operationalization of security controls. Typically, these processes occur in silos, making the need for mature, unified risk management that much more important. Join our conversation as we discuss the attributes of modern risk management programs, including better ways to strategically locate and prioritize risks, assess business risks, and mitigate current pain points for overwhelmed security teams.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
Modern Risk Management: Locating, Prioritizing, and Minimizing Risks to Your Business

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Mike Coogan
Senior Director, Cybersecurity
Waste Management
ISE® Central Executive Award Winner Finalist 2015
Biography

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

More organizations are turning to a modern Risk Management path, which allows them to approach the scope of risk and audits in scalable, dynamic ways. Accomplishing tasks like security assessments, risk communications and compliance in real time has never been more important given the speed and complexity of advanced cyberattacks. However, in order to achieve a modern approach to risk management, enterprise programs must integrate vital processes such as continuous optimization, automated risk-based prioritization and insights, and the automatic operationalization of security controls. Typically, these processes occur in silos, making the need for mature, unified risk management that much more important. Join our conversation as we discuss the attributes of modern risk management programs, including better ways to strategically locate and prioritize risks, assess business risks, and mitigate current pain points for overwhelmed security teams.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
After the Crisis: Recovering and Learning from Supply Chain Attacks

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Donna Nemecek
Global Information Security Leader
Wells Fargo
ISE® Northeast Executive Award Finalist 2013

Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) is a shared responsibility between vendors and organizations, as demonstrated recently by the SUNBURST supply chain campaign. Organizations cannot shift risk management fully to vendors. Rather, they must also retain some ownership over ensuring SCRM security as well as be prepared to react internally whenever an incident affects supply chain integrity and related compromise. Whether organizations are dealing with the aftershocks of the SUNBURST breach directly or learning from it to prepare for similar attacks, like those involving ransomware, we will likely see increased calls to “Verify, then Trust” along with other newer security methods. Join our conversation as we discuss SRCM, how to react and recover from supply chain and firmware compromise, and further methods to ensure our firmware is not hiding additional vulnerabilities or threats out of sight from the rest of our security stack.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® FIRESIDE WEBINAR
A Full Cloud Platform for Continuous Global IT, Security, and Compliance Assessment

Moderator:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Xavier Ashe
VP, Security Operations
Truist

Trina Ford
Corporate Vice President, Global CISO
AECOM
Biography

Mehul Revankar
VP, Product Management & Engineering VMDR
Qualys
Biography

The past year has brought into stark relief the need for organizations to have strong, cloud-based security and compliance policies. As companies engage in swift digital transformation, cybersecurity now plays a much larger role and requires us to change how we have operated in the past. Stitched-together security stacks that collect data in fragments, cannot scale, and do not interoperate are no longer viable options. Instead, security teams need an end-to-end cloud platform that gives them visibility across all their IT assets no matter where they are along with automated threat prioritization, patching and response capabilities. Given the severity of today’s threats, a full cloud platform will also need to do these things continuously, even across third-party cloud platforms, so your team can always assess the organization’s global IT, security, and compliance posture. Join our conversation as we discuss the challenges our security platforms face as well as best practices for building a next-generation cloud platform that collects and analyzes telemetry data in real time for continuous threat response.

Attendees of the ISE® Fireside Webinars will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s (CISA) and the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) March STOP. THINK. CONNECT.™ Campaign Partner Call:
Opening the Door to a Successful Cybersecurity Career for Women and Minorities

Moderator/Speaker:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Interest in the cybersecurity industry is growing for women and minorities, but entering the field and making the professional connections they need for a successful career is still a daunting prospect for many. The lack of representation in cybersecurity can make it seem like there are no resources or mentorship opportunities out there for women and minorities. Therefore, it’s important for current professionals to dispel this belief by sharing their knowledge and exchanging resources with newcomers to the field, such as TechBridge’s Technology Career Program, LinkedIn as a professional network builder and many others. Women and minorities need to be aware that not only can they open the door to a successful cybersecurity career but also that they will be welcomed and empowered once they cross the threshold. As a result, the International Consortium of Minority Cybersecurity Professionals (ICMCP) has partnered with CISA and NCSA to deliver this much-needed message during CISA’s invitation-only March STOP. THINK. CONNECT™ (STC) Campaign Partner Call. Join our conversation as we discuss the tools, programs and resources that women and minorities can harness to participate as prepared, innovative cybersecurity professionals as well as how they can take charge of their own career path.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
The Economic Benefits to Smarter Threat Intelligence and Risk Mitigation

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Dr. Kevin McKenzie
VP & CISO
Dollar Tree Stores
ISE® Southeast Executive Award Winner 2013
ISE® North America Academic Executive Award Winner 2013
Biography

Our increasingly remote workforce needs access to applications and resources across various geographic regions, networks and devices. To keep employees working effectively, enterprises had to quickly implement new solutions, ease restrictions and policies and remove barriers to entry, leaving security teams the responsibility of protecting the enterprise against attacks that would take advantage of these changes. To do so, security teams need to collect meaningful threat intelligence, which is difficult to manage and even harder to implement. Even SOCs, which are better equipped for threat detection and response, are generally overwhelmed, its resources stretched and its experts expensive to find, train and retain. Fortunately, SOCs and threat hunting teams no longer have to perform threat intelligence piecemeal across multiple solutions whenever time allows. They now have the option to utilize a single pane of glass for intelligence, saving on both time and cost. Join our conversation as we discuss how security teams can harness a single platform to automate and operationalize threat intelligence to speed up threat detection and enable proactive defensive measures.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
Modern Risk Management: Locating, Prioritizing, and Minimizing Risks to Your Business

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Brenda Callaway
Divisional Vice President, Information Security Risk Management
HCSC Health Care Service Corp.
Biography

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

More organizations are turning to a modern Risk Management path, which allows them to approach the scope of risk and audits in scalable, dynamic ways. Accomplishing tasks like security assessments, risk communications and compliance in real time has never been more important given the speed and complexity of advanced cyberattacks. However, in order to achieve a modern approach to risk management, enterprise programs must integrate vital processes such as continuous optimization, automated risk-based prioritization and insights, and the automatic operationalization of security controls. Typically, these processes occur in silos, making the need for mature, unified risk management that much more important. Join our conversation as we discuss the attributes of modern risk management programs, including better ways to strategically locate and prioritize risks, assess business risks, and mitigate current pain points for overwhelmed security teams.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® FIRESIDE WEBINAR
Prepare for the Next Sunburst: Guarding Against Software Supply Chain Attacks

Moderator:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Kunal Anand
CTO
Imperva
Biography

James Baird
VP & Chief Information Security Officer
International Market Centers
Biography

Betty Elliott
CISO
Freddie Mac
Biography

Even though enterprises have layered security controls, cyber attackers are getting around them by infiltrating open source and embedded software libraries. As a result, security teams are increasingly unable to discern beneficial application behavior and unwarranted, new behavior. Many of our security controls and tools are legacy based, only able to block known, malicious behavior which leaves emerging attacks going undetected for months, as was the case with the Sunburst attack. By targeting the software supply chain, cyber attackers can compromise not just the application but also the entire stack, including any owner or end user that interacts with it. Join our conversation as we discuss the nature of software supply chain attacks as well as how to guard applications against zero-day attacks and block unexpected activity via Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP).

Attendees of the ISE® Fireside Webinars will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® SALES AND MARKETING FIRESIDE WEBINAR: Security Members, Marketing Professionals and Sales Teams: Meeting in the Middle to Maximize Digital Engagement and Prepare for the Future

Moderator:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Andrew Bjerken
Global Chief Information Security & Privacy Officer
Catalina
ISE® Southeast Executive Award Winner 2020
ISE® Southeast People's Choice Award Winner 2020
ISE® North America Executive: Commercial Award Winner 2020
Biography

Dan Meacham
VP, Security and Operations
Legendary Entertainment
ISE® West Executive of the Year Award Winner 2020
ISE® West People's Choice Award Winner 2020
Biography

As we look forward to what 2021 has in store, we are all attempting to predict how the year will change, particularly from a sales and marketing perspective. So many techniques have shifted to a digital outreach mindset, but security professionals and vendors alike are experiencing online fatigue due to remote working and various meetings held over video calls. Keeping digital engagement and sales meetings interesting and worthwhile will be challenging but necessary if solution providers want to stand out from the crowd and if security professionals wish to find crucial tools and technology. On the other hand, in-person events and meetings will eventually make a return. Predicting when that will happen and being able to shift gears to accommodate both in-person and online sales and marketing will spell the difference between success and being caught unprepared. Security professionals have their own ideas of when this shift will happen, which marketing techniques work, how digital events can stay relevant and what changes will occur within their office culture moving forward. Join our conversation as we hear valuable insights and perspectives from leading cybersecurity executives about what awaits in 2021, allowing sales and marketing teams to maximize their current digital engagement and plan effective future, in-person outreach.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
After the Crisis: Recovering and Learning from Supply Chain Attacks

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Chuck Markarian
CISO
PACCAR
ISE® West Executive of the Year Award Winner 2018
ISE® West People's Choice Award Winner 2018
Biography

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) is a shared responsibility between vendors and organizations, as demonstrated recently by the SUNBURST supply chain campaign. Organizations cannot shift risk management fully to vendors. Rather, they must also retain some ownership over ensuring SCRM security as well as be prepared to react internally whenever an incident affects supply chain integrity and related compromise. Whether organizations are dealing with the aftershocks of the SUNBURST breach directly or learning from it to prepare for similar attacks, like those involving ransomware, we will likely see increased calls to “Verify, then Trust” along with other newer security methods. Join our conversation as we discuss SRCM, how to react and recover from supply chain and firmware compromise, and further methods to ensure our firmware is not hiding additional vulnerabilities or threats out of sight from the rest of our security stack.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
Getting Left of Breach With Human-Centric Cybersecurity

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Brent Comstock
Sr. Director, Global Data & Endpoint Protection
ADP
Biography

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

In the era of the unbound enterprise, there is a mandate for a different perspective in approaching cybersecurity. Traditional approaches have put cybersecurity organizations in reaction mode for threats and breeches. The focus needs to shift to left of breach (or proactive mode), so cyber risks can be addressed before they cause major issues. With enterprises accelerating their migration to the cloud, employees and IT infrastructure are becoming more dispersed. The two constants that remain under the visibility and control of cybersecurity organizations are users and data. Cybersecurity needs to place both of those at the center of their security posture and pursue a human-centric approach that focuses on understanding the behaviors of each entity on the network. Join our conversation where we will discuss how a human-centric approach will allow organizations to better quantify behavior-associated risk and deploy automated countermeasures to protect the new edge that is everywhere and everyone.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
The Economic Benefits to Smarter Threat Intelligence and Risk Mitigation

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Chris Coryea
Chief Information Officer for Live & Event Content
NBCUniversal

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Our increasingly remote workforce needs access to applications and resources across various geographic regions, networks and devices. To keep employees working effectively, enterprises had to quickly implement new solutions, ease restrictions and policies and remove barriers to entry, leaving security teams the responsibility of protecting the enterprise against attacks that would take advantage of these changes. To do so, security teams need to collect meaningful threat intelligence, which is difficult to manage and even harder to implement. Even SOCs, which are better equipped for threat detection and response, are generally overwhelmed, its resources stretched and its experts expensive to find, train and retain. Fortunately, SOCs and threat hunting teams no longer have to perform threat intelligence piecemeal across multiple solutions whenever time allows. They now have the option to utilize a single pane of glass for intelligence, saving on both time and cost. Join our conversation as we discuss how security teams can harness a single platform to automate and operationalize threat intelligence to speed up threat detection and enable proactive defensive measures.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® FIRESIDE WEBINAR
Regaining Visibility Into Risks and Reclaiming Control Over the Technology Supply Chain

Moderator:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Brian Phillips
Vice President, IT & Information Security
Macy's
Biography

Scott Scheferman
Principal, Cyber Strategist
Eclypsium
Biography

Dané Smiley
Sr. Director Information Security Services
Governance, Risk and Compliance
Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.

The past year has proven that Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) must become a top priority for many organizations. Our technology supply chain faces specific challenges involving risk, of which many affect devices long before they are delivered and unboxed by the eventual owner. For instance, code used in software, libraries and components may be reused in the supply chain even if the code contains vulnerabilities, which can affect laptops, printers, medical devices, servers, critical infrastructure and more. Many manufacturers’ components also include vulnerable or compromised code from a variety of third-party upstream vendors, meaning organizations may inherit these risks and firmware security issues—oftentimes unknowingly. Likewise, threats can infiltrate the supply chain in the form of updates, which can be slow to perform and even slower to fix if a vulnerability or threat is detected since doing so requires coordination between multiple parties. Addressing supply chain risk is a crucial undertaking that must be performed not only by individual enterprises but also at the industry level if we are to mitigate the damage a compromised supply chain can cause. Join our conversation as we discuss how to regain visibility into risks and reclaim control over your supply chain, so security teams can act confidently in verifying device integrity throughout the device lifecycle.

Attendees of the ISE® Fireside Webinars will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® FIRESIDE WEBINAR
Small Security Teams With Big Attack Risks: Best Approaches for Protecting Your Organization

Moderator:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Kathleen Mullin
Chief Information Security Officer
Healthmap Solutions

Michelle Stewart
Chief Information Security Officer
Safe-Guard Products

George Tubin
Director, Product Marketing
Cynet
Biography

Small security teams exist in enterprises of all sizes. Their cybersecurity needs and challenges are not so different from those of advanced SOCs or large cybersecurity divisions. As more companies digitize their critical assets and sensitive data, small security teams are charged with protecting their organizations with the same efficacy as large teams. To do more with less has become a necessary strategy but is one that can be difficult to achieve. Join our conversation as we discuss the unique challenges faced by small security teams to defend their organizations against cyberthreats along with best practices to achieve enterprise-grade protection with limited resources and budgets.

Attendees of the ISE® Fireside Webinars will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
Recent Cyber Attacks Put Application Security Front and Center

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Gene Scriven
Chief Information Security Officer
ACI Worldwide
ISE® Southeast People’s Choice Award Winner 2008
ISE® Southeast Executive Award Finalist 2008
Biography
T.E.N. Success Story

Application Security is specifically designed to work within applications to stop zero days on-prem and in the cloud. Cybercriminals and nation state actors are targeting applications with increased vigor, seeking to take over supply chains, networks and entire systems via lateral movement and other methods. To stop them, we can pivot and place application security as the front and center of our defense efforts. Join our conversation as we discuss the necessary tenets of application security, including how to prevent the loading or call outs of any malicious code as well as how to thwart any lateral movement.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
Getting Left of Breach With Human-Centric Cybersecurity

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Greg Belanger
Vice President, Cyber Defense
CBRE Holding, Inc.
Biography

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

In the era of the unbound enterprise, there is a mandate for a different perspective in approaching cybersecurity. Traditional approaches have put cybersecurity organizations in reaction mode for threats and breeches. The focus needs to shift to left of breach (or proactive mode), so cyber risks can be addressed before they cause major issues. With enterprises accelerating their migration to the cloud, employees and IT infrastructure are becoming more dispersed. The two constants that remain under the visibility and control of cybersecurity organizations are users and data. Cybersecurity needs to place both of those at the center of their security posture and pursue a human-centric approach that focuses on understanding the behaviors of each entity on the network. Join our conversation where we will discuss how a human-centric approach will allow organizations to better quantify behavior-associated risk and deploy automated countermeasures to protect the new edge that is everywhere and everyone.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
From Chaos to Clarity to Control

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Dwayne Steinway
Chief Information Security Officer
Entercom
Biography

Organizations across the globe responded to government mandates enforcing strict work-from-home (WFH) orders for staff, creating a distributed workforce on an unprecedented scale. Two-fifths of employees are estimated to continue working remotely after the pandemic has receded, but working in this environment has uncovered an uncomfortable reality. We have critical security gaps everywhere that could seriously escalate cybersecurity risk. The chaos of this time has exposed our endpoint vulnerabilities, the increased risk of data spillage, and our unpatched personal devices to opportunistic malicious actors and attack vectors. We can no longer apply piecemeal solutions or follow past policies to achieve clarity and regain control over our endpoint-rich environment. Join our conversation as we discuss how to develop resilience and recover operations to stabilize our enterprises as well as plan for what’s going to happen next for organizational cybersecurity once the crisis passes.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
The Economic Benefits to Smarter Threat Intelligence and Risk Mitigation

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Ray Austad
Director of Information Security and Risk Management
Farmers Insurance
Biography

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Our increasingly remote workforce needs access to applications and resources across various geographic regions, networks and devices. To keep employees working effectively, enterprises had to quickly implement new solutions, ease restrictions and policies and remove barriers to entry, leaving security teams the responsibility of protecting the enterprise against attacks that would take advantage of these changes. To do so, security teams need to collect meaningful threat intelligence, which is difficult to manage and even harder to implement. Even SOCs, which are better equipped for threat detection and response, are generally overwhelmed, its resources stretched and its experts expensive to find, train and retain. Fortunately, SOCs and threat hunting teams no longer have to perform threat intelligence piecemeal across multiple solutions whenever time allows. They now have the option to utilize a single pane of glass for intelligence, saving on both time and cost. Join our conversation as we discuss how security teams can harness a single platform to automate and operationalize threat intelligence to speed up threat detection and enable proactive defensive measures.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
Getting Left of Breach With Human-Centric Cybersecurity

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Kimberly Trapani
Chief Security Officer
American Tire Distributors

In the era of the unbound enterprise, there is a mandate for a different perspective in approaching cybersecurity. Traditional approaches have put cybersecurity organizations in reaction mode for threats and breeches. The focus needs to shift to left of breach (or proactive mode), so cyber risks can be addressed before they cause major issues. With enterprises accelerating their migration to the cloud, employees and IT infrastructure are becoming more dispersed. The two constants that remain under the visibility and control of cybersecurity organizations are users and data. Cybersecurity needs to place both of those at the center of their security posture and pursue a human-centric approach that focuses on understanding the behaviors of each entity on the network. Join our conversation where we will discuss how a human-centric approach will allow organizations to better quantify behavior-associated risk and deploy automated countermeasures to protect the new edge that is everywhere and everyone.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® FIRESIDE WEBINAR
Working From Anywhere: What It Means for Information Security and IT Pros

Moderator:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Tarun Desikan
Co-founder and COO
Banyan Security
Biography

Adrian Dunne
Global Senior Director of IT
NextRoll, Inc.
Biography

Vince Parras
Manager, Information Security
Carta
Biography

Flexible, remote work styles were a growing trend even before the pandemic. Now, the influx has emphasized the importance of providing employees with secure and productive access no matter where they are working. VPNs, while useful, do not provide everything employees need to operate safely and effectively. Businesses require shifting to a modern approach for remote access and working from anywhere—a Zero Trust Access approach. Join our conversation as we discuss a CISO’s long-term security priorities to enable working from anywhere, including best practices for implementing Zero Trust Access.

Attendees of the ISE® Fireside Webinars will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® FIRESIDE WEBINAR
Applying the Lessons of Cybersecurity’s Past to Change Our Future

Speakers:

Chris Leach
Senior CISO Advisor
Cisco
Biography

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

The cybersecurity industry has undergone drastic changes over the last 30 years, and with it, the CISO role has adapted and evolved. Job responsibilities have expanded as security threats continue to grow in both strength and number. Despite all the shifts we’ve experienced with our security environments, we are still relying on dated security methods and allotting our budgets using narrow silos. If we want to prepare for the future, we need to review our past choices and determine our next steps to plan for the future, whether that’s to adopt MFA, achieve greater response time through automation, extend Zero Trust to applications or accomplish another worthwhile goal. Join our conversation as we reflect on the CISO’s path and discuss how the lessons of our past can inform the security decisions we will make to conquer future challenges.

Attendees of the ISE® Fireside Webinars will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
From Chaos to Clarity to Control

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Ricardo Lafosse
Chief Information Security Officer
The Kraft Heinz Company
ISE® Central Executive of the Year Award Winner 2019
ISE® North America Executive: Financial Award Finalist 2019

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Organizations across the globe responded to government mandates enforcing strict work-from-home (WFH) orders for staff, creating a distributed workforce on an unprecedented scale. Two-fifths of employees are estimated to continue working remotely after the pandemic has receded, but working in this environment has uncovered an uncomfortable reality. We have critical security gaps everywhere that could seriously escalate cybersecurity risk. The chaos of this time has exposed our endpoint vulnerabilities, the increased risk of data spillage, and our unpatched personal devices to opportunistic malicious actors and attack vectors. We can no longer apply piecemeal solutions or follow past policies to achieve clarity and regain control over our endpoint-rich environment. Join our conversation as we discuss how to develop resilience and recover operations to stabilize our enterprises as well as plan for what’s going to happen next for organizational cybersecurity once the crisis passes.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
From Chaos to Clarity to Control

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Stuart Gibson
Director, Information Security
Starbucks Corporation

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Organizations across the globe responded to government mandates enforcing strict work-from-home (WFH) orders for staff, creating a distributed workforce on an unprecedented scale. Two-fifths of employees are estimated to continue working remotely after the pandemic has receded, but working in this environment has uncovered an uncomfortable reality. We have critical security gaps everywhere that could seriously escalate cybersecurity risk. The chaos of this time has exposed our endpoint vulnerabilities, the increased risk of data spillage, and our unpatched personal devices to opportunistic malicious actors and attack vectors. We can no longer apply piecemeal solutions or follow past policies to achieve clarity and regain control over our endpoint-rich environment. Join our conversation as we discuss how to develop resilience and recover operations to stabilize our enterprises as well as plan for what’s going to happen next for organizational cybersecurity once the crisis passes.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
Getting Left of Breach With Human-Centric Cybersecurity

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Jim Routh
Board Member, Advisor and Former CISO
Industry-Leading Enterprises
ISE® Northeast Executive Award Winner 2007
ISE® North America Executive Award Winner 2014 - Health Care Category
ISE® Northeast Executive Award Finalist 2014
ISE® Luminary Leadership Award Winner 2016
Biography

In the era of the unbound enterprise, there is a mandate for a different perspective in approaching cybersecurity. Traditional approaches have put cybersecurity organizations in reaction mode for threats and breeches. The focus needs to shift to left of breach (or proactive mode), so cyber risks can be addressed before they cause major issues. With enterprises accelerating their migration to the cloud, employees and IT infrastructure are becoming more dispersed. The two constants that remain under the visibility and control of cybersecurity organizations are users and data. Cybersecurity needs to place both of those at the center of their security posture and pursue a human-centric approach that focuses on understanding the behaviors of each entity on the network. Join our conversation where we will discuss how a human-centric approach will allow organizations to better quantify behavior-associated risk and deploy automated countermeasures to protect the new edge that is everywhere and everyone.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.

ISE® COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATIONS
From Chaos to Clarity to Control

ISE® VIP Hosts:

Marc Crudgington
CISO, SVP Information Security
Woodforest National Bank
ISE® Central Executive Award Finalist 2019
ISE® North America Executive: Financial Award Winner 2019
Biography

Marci McCarthy
CEO and President of T.E.N.
CEO and Chairman of ISE® Talent
Biography

Organizations across the globe responded to government mandates enforcing strict work-from-home (WFH) orders for staff, creating a distributed workforce on an unprecedented scale. Two-fifths of employees are estimated to continue working remotely after the pandemic has receded, but working in this environment has uncovered an uncomfortable reality. We have critical security gaps everywhere that could seriously escalate cybersecurity risk. The chaos of this time has exposed our endpoint vulnerabilities, the increased risk of data spillage, and our unpatched personal devices to opportunistic malicious actors and attack vectors. We can no longer apply piecemeal solutions or follow past policies to achieve clarity and regain control over our endpoint-rich environment. Join our conversation as we discuss how to develop resilience and recover operations to stabilize our enterprises as well as plan for what’s going to happen next for organizational cybersecurity once the crisis passes.

Attendees of the ISE® Cocktails and Conversations will earn 1 CPE upon its conclusion.