Free-To-Attend Cyber Security Digital Summit!
April 13 - 14, 2021
Day 2 | Wednesday, 14 April 2021
9:00 am - 10:00 am
EST
Leveraging Risk Management Principles To Support IoT Functions: A Panel Discussion
Fred Kwong -
CISO,
Delta Dental
Dan Bowden - CISO, Sentara Healthcare
IoT and OT cyber security is truly here. That fact became all the more apparent when a water treatment plant in Oldsmar, Florida was hacked to attempt to poison the water source. While that hack was unsophisticated, the US has a power grid backdoor which a nation state walked through. It is time for cyber security executives to sound the alarm around IoT security.
- Realizing the scope of change and how you treat the solution
- Scanning for the complete network traffic and segmenting network infrastructure accordingly
- Engaging nuanced controls in the face of the changing landscape
- Examining the new and ever-changing reality of TPRM
- Realizing that IoT is not a technology issue, it’s a governance issue
- Marrying together people, process and tools
- Understanding that risk changes, but your control for risk should remain the sa
10:00 am - 10:45 am
EST
Examining The Future Of Cyber Security In Healthcare: A Panel Discussion
Michael Gregory, -
Information Security Officer,
Community Foundation of NW Indiana Inc.
James Brady - CISO, VP, Information Security, Infrastructure/Operations, Fairview Health Services
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
EST
Verify then Trust - Real-Time Zero Trust Network Communications
Glen Gulyas -
Founder and CSO,
Onclave Networks
Real-time Zero Trust Network Access is increasingly becoming an enterprise-wide requirement. As recently as Q4 2020, 75% of the Cyber Security community utilized VPN for myriad reasons, with the principle logic being that the total timeline and cost for implementation of a ZTNA (outside of the technology itself) is remarkably high. The reality is, a VPN environment is costly, designed for built-in obsolescence through licensing and software updates, cannot encompass protections for IoT and most importantly, leaves the network it is supposed to protect inherently vulnerable to a breach. This session will elucidate attendees to state of the art commercial technologies brought over from the defense and intelligence communities to operate on a “Verify then Trust” principle for the world of devices in the IT/IoT.
