NTSC NATIONAL CISO POLICY CONFERENCE

Our first annual National Technology Security Coalition (NTSC) CISO Policy Conference is an opportunity for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and other cybersecurity stakeholders to:

• Educate policymakers about issues impacting their businesses.
• Ensure that the policy priorities of the technology security industry are heard on Capitol Hill.
• Discuss and learn about the latest cybersecurity policy issues from lawmakers and cybersecurity policy experts.

Uniquely focused on national cybersecurity policy, our conference will include updates on our cybersecurity progress on the Hill while also facilitating dialogue, education, and networking connections with people who influence cybersecurity policy in Washington D.C.

An invitation-only event for CISOs and cybersecurity policy stakeholders, the NTSC CISO Policy Conference will conclude Atlanta Cyber Week—a week of exciting Atlanta cybersecurity activity that includes Baker Donelson’s Cybersecurity Accelerator Meetup and Cybercon 2017.

As the primary resource for federal policymakers on technology security issues important to businesses, the NTSC will use this conference to continue making sure the concerns of CISOs are heard on Capitol Hill.

What will happen at the NTSC CISO Policy Conference?

Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from CISOs, cybersecurity policy experts, elected officials, and government agency executive leaders about important trends, issues, and policy updates.

Our speaker lineup includes:

• Lieutenant General James K. "Kevin" McLaughlin, former Deputy Commander of U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM), who will speak about “Cyber Trends in National Security.”
• Juniper Networks CEO Rami Rahim will speak about employing AI, big data, and automation to combat cybercrime.
• Adam Isles, Principal at The Chertoff Group and former Deputy Chief of Staff at the Department of Homeland Security, will talk about the cyber threat landscape, risk management approaches for both government and the private sector, and national policies that can help mitigate cyber risk.

We will also feature three panel discussions about the following topics:

• US Cyberthreat Sharing Program:
  • Jason Witty, CISO, Financial Services at US Bank
  • Dean Hall, Chief Risk Officer at Cybraics
  • Scott Algeieer, Executive Director of the IT-ISAC
  • Moderator Milton Mueller, Professor at the School of Public Policy/Georgia Institute of Technology
• Education & Cybersecurity:
  • Helen Patton, CISO at Ohio State University
  • Richard Biever, CISO at Duke University
  • Joanna Grama, Director of Cybersecurity and IT GRC Programs, EDUCAUSE
  • Moderator Peter Swire, Professor at the Schiller School of Business/Georgia Institute of Technology
• GDPR – DPOs, PIAs & Data Mapping:
  • Peter Swire, Professor at the Schiller School of Business/Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Klaus Brisch, Partner of DWF Germany
  • Robert Ball, Chief Legal Counsel at Ionic Security
  • Steven Roosa, Co-Chair of the Privacy & Data Security Team at Holland & Knight LLP
  • Moderator Vickie Miller, CISO at FICO

Who will attend?

• CISOs from across the United States
• CIOs, CTOs, and other technology security executives
• NTSC conference sponsors
• Members of the NTSC Board of Directors
• Members of the NTSC Advisory Board
• Members of the NTSC Policy Council

You can also invite your government affairs colleagues to attend.