MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL ROUNDTABLE
Washington, D.C. - March 22, 2023
March 22, 2023
The National Technology Security Coalition is delighted to host the Mid-Atlantic Regional Roundtable in Washington, D.C. on March 22nd. CISO Policy Roundtables bring together senior technology security executives in an exclusive setting to talk about trends in national cybersecurity policy.
Nick Leiserson, Assistant NCD for Cyber Policy & Programs, Office of the National Cyber Director
Cory Simpson, Founder & CEO, Gray Space Strategies with Emilian Papadopoulos, President, Good Harbor Security Risk Management and Marene Allison, former Vice President & Chief Information Security Officer for Johnson & Johnson
Years
ago during a Presidential debate, the candidate asked a simple, but
provocative question given the economic climate at the time. The
question was “Are you better off now that you were four years ago?” The
NTSC would like to explore the same question but focused on Cyber Threat
Intelligence Sharing. Are we better off as a nation today than we were
four years ago with respect to the quality and quantity of cyber threat
information being shared between the private and public sectors.
Brandon Pugh, President, Policy Director & Resident Senior Fellow for the Cybersecurity & Emerging Threats, R Street Institute, Kathleen Scott, Partner & Attorney at Law, Wiley Rein, LLP, moderated by Courtney Stout, Chief Privacy Officer, The Coca Cola Company
In a one-week period in January of 2023 four states (Hawaii, Indiana, New York, and Massachusetts) introduced consumer privacy bills. Hawaii and New York also introduced bio-metric privacy bills and Massachusetts introduced a bill focused on health data privacy. Overall, eleven states are considering consumer privacy bills across a wide range including bio-metric, health data, children’s privacy, data brokers, algorithmic discrimination, and automated employment decision tool bills. The reality is in the absence of a federal privacy mandate like the American Data Privacy & Protection Act, which failed to get advanced by the Senate during the 117 th Congress, States are going to aggressively move to protect their consumers even if it means we end-up with 50 separate privacy bills, replicating the data breach notification scenario.
An invitation-only event for CISOs and senior cybersecurity policy stakeholders, the NTSC Mid-Atlantic Regional 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, click the link below to register.