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CISO Seattle Summit | June 14, 2018 | Pan Pacific Hotel - Seattle, WA, USA
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Keynote Presentation
Visionary speaker presents to entire audience on key issues, challenges and business opportunities
Keynote Presentations give attending delegates the opportunity to hear from leading voices in the industry. These presentations feature relevant topics and issues aligned with the speaker's experience and expertise, selected by the speaker in concert with the summit's Content Committee." title="Keynote Presentations give attending delegates the opportunity to hear from leading voices in the industry. These presentations feature relevant topics and issues aligned with the speaker's experience and expertise, selected by the speaker in concert with the summit's Content Committee.
Executive Visions
Panel moderated by Master of Ceremonies and headed by four executives discussing critical business topics
Executive Visions sessions are panel discussions that enable in-depth exchanges on critical business topics. Led by a moderator, these sessions encourage attending executives to address industry challenges and gain insight through interaction with expert panel members." title="Executive Visions sessions are panel discussions that enable in-depth exchanges on critical business topics. Led by a moderator, these sessions encourage attending executives to address industry challenges and gain insight through interaction with expert panel members.
Thought Leadership
Solution provider-led session giving high-level overview of opportunities
Led by an executive from the vendor community, Thought Leadership sessions provide comprehensive overviews of current business concerns, offering strategies and solutions for success. This is a unique opportunity to access the perspective of a leading member of the vendor community." title="Led by an executive from the vendor community, Thought Leadership sessions provide comprehensive overviews of current business concerns, offering strategies and solutions for success. This is a unique opportunity to access the perspective of a leading member of the vendor community.
Think Tank
End user-led session in boardroom style, focusing on best practices
Think Tanks are interactive sessions that place delegates in lively discussion and debate. Sessions admit only 15-20 participants at a time to ensure an intimate environment in which delegates can engage each other and have their voices heard." title="Think Tanks are interactive sessions that place delegates in lively discussion and debate. Sessions admit only 15-20 participants at a time to ensure an intimate environment in which delegates can engage each other and have their voices heard.
Roundtable
Interactive session led by a moderator, focused on industry issue
Led by an industry analyst, expert or a member of the vendor community, Roundtables are open-forum sessions with strategic guidance. Attending delegates gather to collaborate on common issues and challenges within a format that allows them to get things done." title="Led by an industry analyst, expert or a member of the vendor community, Roundtables are open-forum sessions with strategic guidance. Attending delegates gather to collaborate on common issues and challenges within a format that allows them to get things done.
Case Study
Overview of recent project successes and failures
Case Studies allow attending executives to hear compelling stories about implementations and projects, emphasizing best practices and lessons learned. Presentations are immediately followed by Q&A sessions." title="Case Studies allow attending executives to hear compelling stories about implementations and projects, emphasizing best practices and lessons learned. Presentations are immediately followed by Q&A sessions.
Focus Group
Discussion of business drivers within a particular industry area
Focus Groups allow executives to discuss business drivers within particular industry areas. These sessions allow attendees to isolate specific issues and work through them. Presentations last 15-20 minutes and are followed by Q&A sessions." title="Focus Groups allow executives to discuss business drivers within particular industry areas. These sessions allow attendees to isolate specific issues and work through them. Presentations last 15-20 minutes and are followed by Q&A sessions.
Analyst Q&A Session 
Moderator-led coverage of the latest industry research
Q&A sessions cover the latest industry research, allowing attendees to gain insight on topics of interest through questions directed to a leading industry analyst." title="Q&A sessions cover the latest industry research, allowing attendees to gain insight on topics of interest through questions directed to a leading industry analyst.
Vendor Showcase
Several brief, pointed overviews of the newest solutions and services
Taking the form of three 10-minute elevator pitches by attending vendors, these sessions provide a concise and pointed overview of the latest solutions and services aligned with attendee needs and preferences." title="Taking the form of three 10-minute elevator pitches by attending vendors, these sessions provide a concise and pointed overview of the latest solutions and services aligned with attendee needs and preferences.
Executive Exchange
Pre-determined, one-on-one interaction revolving around solutions of interest
Executive Exchanges offer one-on-one interaction between executives and vendors. This is an opportunity for both parties to make key business contacts, ask direct questions and get the answers they need. Session content is prearranged and based on mutual interest." title="Executive Exchanges offer one-on-one interaction between executives and vendors. This is an opportunity for both parties to make key business contacts, ask direct questions and get the answers they need. Session content is prearranged and based on mutual interest.
Open Forum Luncheon
Informal discussions on pre-determined topics
Led by a moderator, Open Forum Luncheons offer attendees informal, yet focused discussions on current industry topics and trends over lunch." title="Led by a moderator, Open Forum Luncheons offer attendees informal, yet focused discussions on current industry topics and trends over lunch.
Networking Session
Unique activities at once relaxing, enjoyable and productive
Networking opportunities take various unique forms, merging enjoyable and relaxing activities with an environment conducive to in-depth conversation. These gatherings allow attendees to wind down between sessions and one-on-one meetings, while still furthering discussions and being productive." title="Networking opportunities take various unique forms, merging enjoyable and relaxing activities with an environment conducive to in-depth conversation. These gatherings allow attendees to wind down between sessions and one-on-one meetings, while still furthering discussions and being productive.
Thursday, June 14, 2018 - CISO Seattle Summit
8:00 am - 8:45 am
Registration and Networking Breakfast
8:45 am - 8:55 am
Welcome Address and Opening Remarks 
Moderated by:
Michael Cockrill, Former CIO, State of Washington. 
9:00 am - 9:30 am
Keynote Presentation
Case Studies in Digital Transformation: Learnings Along the Journey
We will explore key learnings from a real life digital transformation story of an $8B company that needed to increase speed, flexibility and service quality while reducing both costs and risks.
Takeaways:
- Successful digital transformation requires digital reinvention of organizations, people and processes.
- Digital reinvention requires new focus, new expertise and new ways to work.
Sponsored by:
IBM
Luis Carlos Cruz Huertas, Enterprise Technology Innovation Architect, IBM
9:35 am - 10:00 am
Executive Exchange
Think Tank
Shifting Security Left
Migrating operational aspects of the software supply chain to the left ensures that concerns are represented as design constraints before they represent too much burden, debt or complexity. For security practitioners, shifting left is a complete nirvana because it represents the opportunity to see better security in products sooner. Essentially, security becomes a design constraint. The shift-left paradigm is also consistent with messaging that requires security to be built into software instead of being bolted on.
Presented by:
Sudharma Thikkavarapu, Head of Cybersecurity Transformation, T-Mobile
10:05 am - 10:30 am
Executive Exchange
Solutions Spotlight
Deep dives into the latest and greatest technology solutions to today's business problems.
10:30 am - 10:40 am
Morning Networking Coffee Break
10:45 am - 11:10 am
Executive Exchange
Thought Leadership
Say Goodbye to Vulnerability Backlogs: Using RASP to Reclaim Control and Reduce Risk
Knowing is half the battle when it comes to protecting applications and their sensitive data.
Application security testing tools scan your code to reveal the long lists of known vulnerabilities, but not all are remediated before the next release-even with mature secure software development practices. Enterprises resort to using theoretical levels of criticality - not actual risks-to prioritize which accumulated vulnerabilities to fix and in what order. Many vulnerabilities often undergo an exception process and make it into protocol.
A real-time, embedded solution like Prevoty's runtime application self-protection (RASP) changes the game completely. Prevoty places an automated security mechanism at the front of the line - directly in the application's operating environment - to immediately lower risk and act as a compensating control at runtime.
As such, Prevoty-enabled enterprises see 98%+ of their known vulnerabilities mitigated instantly, reducing backlogs and expediting an otherwise cumbersome release process. Prevoty RASP detects live production attacks and generates real-time security event longs and reports. Security teams can then correlate pre-production vulnerability scan results with Prevoty's runtime attack logs to go back, remediate based on actual risk - not just hypothetical threats. The result? Improved forensics.
Sponsored by:
Prevoty, Inc.
Chris Prevost, Vice President, Solutions, Prevoty, Inc.
11:15 am - 11:40 am
Executive Exchange
Executive Boardroom 
Increase the Speed & Agility of Data Analytics
Hadoop and related technologies for big data analytics can deliver tremendous business value and at a lower cost than traditional data management approaches. However, early adopters have encountered challenges and learned lessons over the past few years.
In this presentation, we'll discuss:
- The five worst practices in early Hadoop deployments and how to avoid them
- Best practices for the right architecture to meet the needs of the business
- How to ensure highly scalable and elastic big data infrastructure
Sponsored by:
Dell EMC
Matt Maccaux, Global Big Data Practice Lead, Dell EMC
11:45 am - 12:10 pm
Executive Exchange
Think Tank
Post Quantum Cryptography
Quantum computing is now a reality and is on the cusp of becoming a viable platform for advanced computing tasks. One result of quantum computing is the impact on current cryptographic security solutions. Now is the time to look at what needs to be addressed, what needs to be enhanced, and what needs to be replaced.
Takeaways:
- Nation-states and very large companies will likely be the only groups with access to quantum computers for at least the next 10-15 years.
- Synchronous cryptography solutions will need to be strengthened to withstand attacks.
- Current Asynchronous cryptography solutions will need to be fully replaced with new (i.e. lattice-based) solutions.
Presented by:
Brian Cady, Principal Enterprise Security Architect, Providence St. Joseph Health
12:15 pm - 1:25 pm
Working Lunch & Panel
CIOs/CISOs as the Consummate Communicator
Digital transformation is changing how you equip your employees and how your company interacts with customers. It is also changing the role of the CIO and CISO to be a business leader and internal sales leader for transformation. CIOs are now responsible for communicating strategies and recommendations to CxOs, boards and key stakeholders within a company. Join us, during lunch, for a passionate panel discussion with your peers as they share how they are successfully communicating internally to accomplish the company's goals.
Takeaways:
- CIOs must be great communicators, not only with their teams, but the rest of the organization.
- CIOs must learn the best ways to communicate clarity and urgency with boards and CXOs.
Moderated by:
Michael Cockrill, Former CIO, State of Washington.
Panelists:
Slayton Austria, VP & CIO, Valley Medical Center
Andrew Whitaker, Chief Information Security Officer, City of Seattle
Sunil Lingayat, Chief of Cyber Strategy and Technology, T-Mobile
1:30 pm - 1:55 pm
Executive Exchange
Executive Boardroom
Something Old, Something New: 2018 Attack Overview
So far, the 2018 security threat landscape has yielded a combination of tried and true techniques like ransomware (look at the attack that crippled the city of Atlanta in March) and relatively new methods like supply chain attacks (Delta Airlines, Best Buy, Sears and Kmart all suffered one in April). What other attack methods are adversaries likely to turn to this year? Attend this talk for an overview of the 2018 threat landscape and learn how organizations can defend against these threats.
Sponsored by:
Cybereason
Dan Petrillo, Product Marketing Manager, Cybereason
2:00 pm - 2:25 pm
Executive Exchange
Think Tank
Solving Business Problems With AI
Successfully leveraging AI to solve business problems requires changes to the people, processes and data and technologies employed by your enterprise. Identifying and prioritizing the right projects and demonstrating success can be bewildering without the right approach.
Takeaways:
- Prerequisites
- Identifying the right problems
- The AI Process
- Demonstrating ROI
Presented by:
Mark Koss, Director of Analytics, T-Mobile
2:30 pm - 2:55 pm
Executive Exchange
Thought Leadership
The Connected Worker & the Enterprise of Things
The smartphone is the primary communication and computing device for many of today's consumers. This dependency on mobile devices will translate into a majority of enterprise computing outside of traditional PC computing. This will have the greatest impact with on campus (non-office-based) and off campus mobile workers who are becoming increasingly connected by rich real time communications powered by mobile applications running on wearable devices such as smart glasses. The rise of IoT in the enterprise, or the Enterprise of Things, will allow these workers to instantly connect with assets in the field to gain immediate understanding of the situation around them.
This session will explore the impact that these connected workers and endpoints will have on your enterprise and its ability to drive growth. Attendees will also learn security concerns that come with these new tools and how to best address them.
Sponsored by:
BlackBerry
Alex Willis, Vice President, Technical Solutions, BlackBerry
3:00 pm - 3:25 pm
Solutions Spotlight
Deep dives into the latest and greatest technology solutions to today's business problems.
3:25 pm - 3:35 pm
Afternoon Networking Coffee Break
3:40 pm - 4:05 pm
Executive Exchange
Thought Leadership
Hunting with Cyber Deception
This session will look at pro-actively hunting APT actors with cyber deception, including collecting IOCs and generating actionable, high-fidelity threat intelligence to drive mitigation. We will discuss the predictable pattern of attackers and examine case studies of three separate APT attacks, including Patchwork, that were caught using cyber deception.
Sponsored by:
Cymmetria
Jeff Bottari, Director of Sales, Cymmetria
4:10 pm - 4:35 pm
Executive Exchange
Think Tank
Disrupt or Be Disrupted: The Digital Transformation Journey Has No Parking Lots
The seemingly ever expanding cadre of technological tools available to incumbent industry leaders are also available to myriad start-ups. Start-ups are using these new technologies to disrupt industries of all types, changing how customers think about tried and true industries. Disruption is found on every corner and it is critical for CIOs to lead their organizations in a way that make them as nimble as their competitors.
Takeaways:
- Technology enables companies, especially start-ups with no legacy infrastructure, to disrupt industries overnight.
- CIOs need to lead their companies in ways that disrupt before they are disrupted by others.
Presented by:
James Rubert, Enterprise Chief Cloud Architect & Associate Technical Fellow, Boeing
4:40 pm - 5:00 pm
What's the Next Stop On the Transformation Journey?
Our Governing Board will summarize the learnings from the day and discuss the path forward for building an ongoing community of CIOs where common issues can be addressed and success stories can be shared.
Takeaways:
- Building an ongoing community with your peers can be an invaluable resource for tackling the digital transformation projects ahead of you.
- Sharing stories of success (and failures) is not reserved to a one-day CIO Summit, but should be shared on a regular basis with your peers.
Moderated by:
Michael Cockrill, Former CIO, State of Washington.
5:00 pm - 6:30 pm