<div>IoT was the buzzword du jour five years ago, but while the hype was everywhere, real-world applications at scale were fairly minimal. Now, IoT is everywhere, but it&rsquo;s slipped to the back of mind and is perceived as normal. That&rsquo;s a problem for security teams that need to figure out how to secure large numbers of remote, connected and often agent-less devices. In this session, IANS Faculty member Jennifer Minella will provide guidance on how security teams should be handling IoT in 2023. She&rsquo;ll cover:<ul><li>How to categorize/classify different IoT for security program purposes, including a common vendor-neutral lexicon you can use for your environment.</li><li>Applying Zero Trust principles to IoT: Addressing identity, authentication, authorization and segmentation across different types of IoT.</li><li>Additional resources and frameworks for securing IoT including guidance for industrial, medical, home/consumer and other settings.</li></ul></div>

CISO’s Briefing on Securing IoT in 2023

Author of “Wireless Security Architecture”, “Low Tech Hacking” and other titles, Jennifer (JJ) Minella has been named as a Top 10 Power Player in cyber security by SC Magazine. As an advisor to more than 50 Fortune-rated companies and hundreds of others, JJ brings a uniquely energetic approach to cyber security, blending deep technical experience with strategic guidance. Her ability to connect with audiences and articulate technical concepts in simple terms has taken her all over the world. She is also the creator of the Mindfulness-Based Leadership for Infosec workshop series. Jennifer is the founder and principal advisor of Viszen Security, offering technical strategy and coaching solutions to CXOs and practitioners.

Solution Provider Case Study #1

The CISO role is being elevated within organizations. In response, CISOs must build their executive skillsets to better collaborate with the C-Suite, handle board meetings and connect infosec with key business objectives. This session will help CISOs on that journey through guidance from Shamla Naidoo, a former Global CISO with extensive experience coaching CISOs to succeed in complex organizations. She&rsquo;ll tap into her experience to discuss:<ul><li>Specific skills that are most important for CISOs as they work within the C-Suite.</li><li>Cross-functional projects to take on or lead that can help you develop those skills.</li><li>How to develop networks and build alliances</li></ul>

Lessons From Infosec Executive Coaches

Shamla is a CXO Advisor at Netskope and a former Managing Partner and Global CISO at IBM.&nbsp; She is a public company Board Director at QBE and WisdomTree.&nbsp; Her&nbsp;experience spans 40+ years in a variety of sectors and 6 continents, making her an expert in cross-cultural collaboration and working across industries. She is recognized as a leader that&nbsp;enables priorities of the business using technology innovation and cybersecurity.&nbsp; Her background includes authoring and teaching several courses at the University of Illinois Chicago School of Law in technology, security, and privacy law.&nbsp; Shamla coaches professionals on leadership, board communication and how to align security with strategic business initiatives.

The sheer volume of risk mitigation needs within any security organization can be sufficient to make strategic prioritization overwhelming. In this session, IANS Faculty member James Tarala will discuss a framework CISOs can use to analyze relevant controls for their business and prioritize risk mitigation plans accordingly. Specifically, he&rsquo;ll cover how to:<ul type="disc"><li>Audit your organization&rsquo;s risk posture relative to the requirements of prominent security-related regulations and legislation.</li><li>Establish baseline controls for compliance with formal regulations and best practices in established industry guidelines.</li><li>Use this baseline as a leaping off point to have more nuanced risk management conversations to inform business decision-making.</li></ul>

Real-world Controls to Help With Risk Prioritization

James is a Managing Partner at Cyverity, an information security consulting firm specializing in cybersecurity risk assessment and governance that is based in Venice, Florida. As a consultant, he has focused on architecting and assessing large enterprise IT security and infrastructure architectures. He has also assisted organizations in security management, operational practices, and regulatory compliance issues. He often performs independent security audits and assists internal audit groups in developing their internal audit programs. James is also a Senior Instructor, Course Author, editor, and regular speaker with the SANS Institute, a contributor to the Center for Internet Security’s Controls for many years, and a founder of the Cybersecurity Risk Foundation (CRF).

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Solution Provider Case Study #2

Conveying the importance of security controls and activities to execs can be a struggle. To maximize their impact on an organization, CISOs must spin their messaging and align with how they see the business. In this session, IANS Faculty Member Olivia Rose will provide guidance for CISOs seeking to improve their messaging to business leaders. She&rsquo;ll cover:<ul><li>How to align your mindset with how execs view the world and business.</li><li>Simple communication methods that CISOs can use within their programs.</li><li>Clear steps security teams can use to message and communicate more effectively with business stakeholders.</li></ul>

Making Security Matter: A Foolproof Method to Align Security Controls to the Business (and make Execs Understand)

Olivia is an industry veteran and proven executive leader with over 21 years experience building, transforming, and delivering successful IT and cybersecurity programs. Olivia possesses a rare blend of technical, governance, and business acumen to easily
 articulate cybersecurity strategy and initiatives to both C-Suite/Board of Directors and technical audiences.
 Olivia is presently the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and VP of IT &amp; Security at a fast-growing SaaS company, and a frequently requested speaker on cybersecurity at events and on podcasts. Olivia is also widely regarded as a mentor and
 thought leader in the industry and as champion for diversity and equality.

Solution Provider Case Study #3

Throughout the roundtable, three solution providers will provide a rundown of how they deliver value. The feedback session is a discussion of the solution providers without the vendor present. It&rsquo;s an opportunity to get inside intelligence on vendors you may be considering for your environment.

Vendor Feedback Session

During this session, CISOs participating in the event will be split into break-out groups and given discussion prompts on operational challenges they may be facing. It&rsquo;s a time to ask questions and share solutions with peers. The groups will be intentionally chosen based on industry, company size and related factors.

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