June 4, 2020
The National Technology Security Coalition’s 2020 CISO Policy Roundtable brings together senior technology security executives in an exclusive setting to talk about trends in national cybersecurity policy.Federal Privacy Legislation: The Challenges & The Opportunity
Our opening session will focus on the critical need for federal privacy legislation. Joining the discussion will be Jordan Crenshaw, Executive Director and Policy Counsel, U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Technology Engagement Center (C_TEC); Michelle Roback Kraynak, AVP, Counsel at Voya Financial; Robert Ball, Chief Privacy Officer at Ionic Security; and moderator Jodi Daniels, Founder and CEO of Red Clover Advisors.
With GDPR and CCPA now in effect, multiple states are working toward enacting privacy legislation, which will ultimately lead to an environment where covered entities will be required to comply with a multiplicity of often conflicting state regulations. Federal privacy legislation is a priority for the NTSC and this session is designed to educate everyone about the challenges ahead of us as we attempt to motivate our congressional leaders to act in a bipartisan manner and enact a federal privacy standard.
CISA Update
We will then be joined by Bryan Ware, the Assistant Director for Cybersecurity at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). Assistant Director Ware will provide an update on CISA and the agency’s priorities for 2020. Assistant Director Ware is relatively new to his position and this roundtable serves as an excellent opportunity to introduce him to the NTSC and CISO community.
Agenda
Noon—Welcome & Introductions: Patrick Gaul, Executive Director, NTSC
12:10 p.m.—Federal Privacy Legislation: The Challenges & The Opportunity
- Jordan Crenshaw, Executive Director and Policy Counsel, U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Technology Engagement Center
- Michelle Roback Kraynak, AVP, Counsel, Voya Financial
- Brett DeWitt, Director of Public Policy, Mastercard (invited)
- Robert Ball, Chief Privacy Officer, Ionic Security
1:20 p.m.—CISA Update: Bryan Ware, Assistant Director for Cybersecurity, CISA
Interested in attending?
An invitation-only event for CISOs and senior cybersecurity policy stakeholders, the 2020 NTSC CISO Policy Roundtable serves as part of our mission to provide a platform for CISOs to discuss and advocate for beneficial legislative and regulatory cybersecurity policies.
If you are a CISO or senior technology security executive interested in attending, please do not hesitate to reach out to Patrick Gaul (patrick@ntsc.org) for more details.
There is no cost to attend.