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The Cyber Security & Cloud Expo North America 2019 will host two days of top level discussion around cyber security and cloud, and the impact they are having on industries including government, energy, financial services, healthcare and more.
Arriving in the heart of Silicon Valley on November 13-14, the Cyber Security & Cloud event is co-located with the IoT Tech Expo, AI & Big Data Expo and Blockchain Expo so you can explore the convergence of these technologies in one place.
The Cyber Security & Cloud conference agenda will highlight the most innovative advancements in technologies which are affecting these fields. There will be real life case studies and expert panel discussions within the dedicated tracks Enterprise Security: IoT and Digital Transformation, Cyber Security: Emerging Tech & Regulations and Developing Security Solutions
2019 Speakers
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Bill Yue Chen
Chief Security Architect
Multinational Financial Services Company
10:50AM - Day 2
View Panel: Am I using the cloud securely?
01:00PM - Day 2
View The Secrets to Build Enterprise Worthy Secure Cloud Services
Hema Lakkaraju
Global Software and IT Compliance Lead | Founder & CEO
PerkinElmer | ANSA Solutions
03:50PM - Day 2
View Vision for the future: Role of Cyber risk and security in Digital Healthcare
01:10PM - Day 2
View Keynote Panel: Evolving cyber intelligence landscapes
Ashish Gupta
Director of Technology, Identity Access Management
Target
11:00AM - Day 2
View Top trends in IAM
12:00PM - Day 2
View Panel: Exploring Identity Access Management
Jennifer Silk
Senior Advisor for Cybersecurity, Office of the Chief Information Officer
U.S. Department of Energy
10:50AM - Day 1
View Panel: The importance of collaboration for enterprise cybersecurity
03:30PM - Day 1
View Beyond IT: DOE Case Study
Hala Furst
Director, Cybersecurity and Innovation
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
09:50AM - Day 2
View Fireside Chat: National Cybersecurity Strategy at the DHS
Nasir Khan
Sr. Director, Digital Product Security and Security Architecture
Capital One
03:20PM - Day 2
View Cybersecurity Challenges in Financial Companies when they are going through Digital Transformation
James St Pierre
Deputy Director of the Information Technology Laboratory
National Institute of Standards and Technology
12:40PM - Day 2
View Afternoon Keynote: NIST’s Role in Cyber Security and IoT Standards
Aaron Campbell
Security Team Lead
WordPress
03:50PM - Day 2
View Lessons Learned by the WordPress Security Team
01:10PM - Day 2
View Keynote Panel: Evolving cyber intelligence landscapes
Anil John
Technical Director
U.S. Department of Homeland Security S&T Silicon Valley Innovation Program (SVIP)
10:30AM - Day 2
View Keynote: Adapting Innovation in Blockchain and IoT for DHS
BG Badriprasad
Chief Security Architect
Ross Stores
10:50AM - Day 1
View Panel: The importance of collaboration for enterprise cybersecurity
12:00PM - Day 2
View Panel: Exploring Identity Access Management
Abhi Dugar
Research Director, Network Infrastructure and IoT Security
IDC
John Grimm
Senior Director of IoT Security Strategy
Thales eSecurity
09:50AM - Day 1
View Keynote: Unlock the IoT’s potential by establishing trust
Gorav Arora
Director of Technology, CTO Office
Gemalto
12:20PM - Day 1
View Panel: An E2E approach to tackling data security challenges of the IoT
Auston Davis
CISO
Stanford Children's Health
09:50AM - Day 2
View Panel: The role of regulations & standards for enterprise cybersecurity
Aditya Balapure
Team Lead, Information Security
Grubhub
10:50AM - Day 1
View Panel: The importance of collaboration for enterprise cybersecurity
10:20AM - Day 1
View Common cyber security mistakes made by enterprises and how to avoid them
Sam Fuller
Director of Strategy & Solutions Marketing, Digital Networking
NXP Semiconductor
10:50AM - Day 2
View Panel: Am I using the cloud securely?
Mark Hearn
Head of IoT Security
Cloakware by Irdeto
12:20PM - Day 1
View Panel: An E2E approach to tackling data security challenges of the IoT
Darron Antill
CEO
Device Authority
12:20PM - Day 1
View Panel: An E2E approach to tackling data security challenges of the IoT
Khelan Bhatt
Global Director, Security Architecture
Anheuser-Busch InBev
10:20AM - Day 2
View Keynote: Here for the beer! How the world’s leading brewer is embracing the cloud and IoT securely.
Linh Huynh
Director of Business Development
SecureKey
01:10PM - Day 2
View Keynote Panel: Evolving cyber intelligence landscapes
Mike Armistead
Co-Founder & CEO
Respond Software
12:00PM - Day 1
View The Security Status Quo is Killing Us
Jon Ferguson
Senior Product Manager, IoT Security
Entrust Datacard
01:00PM - Day 1
View IoT Security: PKI and Beyond
Tom Schmitt
Global Director for Threat Intelligence
Anheuser-Busch InBev
01:10PM - Day 2
View Keynote Panel: Evolving cyber intelligence landscapes
Craig Matsumoto
Senior Analyst
451 Research
09:30AM - Day 2
View Developing cloud security solutions: Chair’s welcome and opening comments
09:50AM - Day 2
View Fireside Chat: National Cybersecurity Strategy at the DHS
Kathy Yang
Security Architect
JD.com
03:10PM - Day 2
View Panel: How artificial intelligence and blockchain are the battlegrounds for the next security wars
Topics Covered
Ecosystem
Enterprise
Data Intelligence
Governance
Identity
Infrastructure
Privacy
Security
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