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Monday, March 23

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
C1 Security for the Resource Challenged
William Miaoulis Director of Information Security, Dekalb Medical
Cost effective security processes and tools for meeting compliance requirements. Free tools and resources will be identified for:
•Risk analysis
•Training the masses
•Drafting policy and procedure templates
•Encryption
•Intrusion detection and prevention
•Vulnerability assessments and pen testing
•BYOD process controls
•Finding low-cost security assistance

11:15 AM – 12:15 PM
C2 Late Breaking Session

1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
C3 The New Information Security Leader
Paul Rohmeyer, PMP, M.B.A., Ph.D., Program Chair – MS Information Security and Assurance, Embry-Riddle
•Evaluate the need for effective leadership throughout the security organization 
•Multiple career paths to security leadership roles 
•Recruitment strategies and succession planning 
•The emerging relationship between security, IT, and organizational leaders 
•Attributes of strong organizational leaders within the context of the information security mission 

3:15 PM – 4:15 PM
C4 Anatomy of a Cloud Data Breach
Krishna Narayanaswamy, Chief Scientist, Netskope
•Learn how to detect a breach in the cloud using anomaly detection techniques
•Learn how to use advanced forensic techniques to reconstruct a complex audit trail of events leading up to and following the breach

Tuesday, March 24

8:30 AM – 9:45 AM
C5 Destroying Education and Awareness Programs DEMO
David Kennedy, Founder, Principal Security Consultant, TrustedSec LLC
•It has never been easier for hackers to own a network; a look at why traditional approaches aren’t working
•Examine the defensive measures we teach to detect attack
•How to circumvent these education controls in order to get into anything
•Advanced evasion techniques on getting around some of the most popular technologies

10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
C6 Internet of Things (IoT) and its Impact on Your Organization and Your Life
Thomas DeLaine, Jr., Director of Information Security, Comprehensive Health Services, Incorporated (CHSi)
•Why major corporations are moving to gain position in the project IoT marketplace
•How IoT is already being used by government and commercial organizations 
•Why IoT could impact employer/employee relationships and your privacy at home 
•How security can integrate into IoT products and services upfront

2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
C7 Not Go Quietly: Surprisingly Effective Strategies and Teammates to Overcome
Josh Corman, CTO, Sonatype 
David Etue, Vice President, Corporate Development Strategy, SafeNet, Inc.
•A new, simple table top model to modernize program focus (and finally shatter that compliance-only mindset)
•Identify at least 3 new surprising teammates, and case studies on how best to leverage them
•A model for maximizing the yield of defensive investments of time and resources 
•A pragmatic and actionable understanding of opportunities represented by the DevOps cultural revolution 

​3:30 PM – 4:30 PM
C8 Succeeding in Security by Measuring Your Failure
Rafal Los, Director, Office of the CISO, Accuvant
•A breach is not a binary end-state; in failures, we can find success
•How to measure the shades of the gradient
•What to measure and how to measure effectively
•Understand how to identify security challenges against business goals, and effectively communicate these measurements


Wednesday, March 25

9:45 AM – 10:45 AM
C9 Cybersecurity and Incident Response: Preparedness and Reaction 
Erez Liebermann, Vice President, Senior Counsel, Corporate Investigations at Prudential Financial
•The current threat landscape 
•The importance of involving the business in cybersecurity 
•The framework of a holistic incident response program 
•First steps after being notified that you have a breach 
•Benefits of working with government on cybersecurity

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
C10 Security Project Management
Dr. William Cross, Professor, St. Petersburg College
•Learn to control a project and hit your delivery and cost targets
•Why projects go wrong
•How to recognize and prevent project problems
•The secret of successful progress measurement
•Problems inherent in large projects, and how to keep them from derailing your care
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