#IANSDallas #IANSEvents
Wednesday, March 27, 2019 | 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Cityplace Conference Center,
2711 North Haskell Ave,
Dallas,
TX
This one-day roundtable at the Dallas Information Security Forum is designed exclusively for CISOs and senior level information security executives to learn and share insights in a confidential setting. Join us for these high-level leadership sessions:
Board of Directors and CISO Interaction: Getting Aligned – Hear from your peers on how they’ve learned to improve their board effectiveness and impact.
Cyber Insurance is Growing Up… CISOs, Are You Ready? – This conversation addresses the gap between CISOs and cyber insurance executives.
The Power of Purple Teaming – IANS Faculty member John Strand gives a briefing on moving beyond simple "can we be hacked?" penetration tests.
Leading During Times of Stress – Navy SEAL officers will introduce you to a framework that helps you become a better leader in times of stress.
Crisis Management Workshop – Brunswick Group leads a workshop to help attendees improve cyber incident response acumen and skills.
Executive Search Panel – Two of the market’s leading CISO executive recruiters discuss what traits they're looking for in high performing CISOs and how the role is evolving in the coming year.
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Having built IANS’ end-user research offering, Phil now oversees all strategic and operational decisions at IANS. Phil began his career in security with seven years with the U.S. Navy as a Strike Fighter Pilot & Ordnance Requirements Officer. After receiving a Masters in Business Administration from Harvard Business School, he joined Goldman, Sachs & Co. in Mergers & Acquisitions and later became an associate with McKinsey & Company in Boston, MA. In 1996, Phil became one of the founders of Provant, Inc., a publicly traded training company serving the Fortune 1000 and Federal Government. He left Provant in 2000 to launch IANS. He graduated at the top of his class in US Navy Flight School.
Board Members privately remark that they too often leave a CISO’s board discussion more confused than when they started. CISOs often refer to their Board meetings as ‘hostile territory’. Clearly, we need to get better aligned here.
IANS CEO Phil Gardner will interview selected CISOs on how they have learned to improve their board effectiveness and impact. The discussion will get specific and address:
CURRENT RESPONSIBILITIES
Robert Parisi is a managing director and National Cyber Product Leader in Marsh’s New York City headquarters. His current responsibilities include advising clients on issues related to intellectual property, technology, privacy, and cyber related risks as well as negotiating with the carriers on terms and conditions. Robert is also responsible for coordinating Marsh’s Global Cyber Network.
EXPERIENCEPrior to joining Marsh, Robert was the Senior Vice President and Chief Underwriting Officer (CUO) of eBusiness Risk Solutions at AIG. Robert joined AIG in 1998 as counsel for Professional Liability and held several executive positions, including CUO for Professional Liability & Technology. While at AIG, Robert oversaw the creation and drafting of underwriting guidelines and policies for all lines of Professional Liability. Robert was instrumental in the development of specialty reinsurance to address risk aggregation issues in cyber, privacy, intellectual property and technology insurance. Robert led the team at AIG that created the first coordinated cyber insurance offerings. In addition to working with AIG, Robert has also been in private practice, principally as legal counsel to various Lloyds of London syndicates.
While at Marsh, Robert has worked extensively with Marsh clients in all industries, assisting them in analysis of their risk as well as in the placement of coverage for cyber risks.
Ms. Vispoli is currently the president of Berkley Cyber Risk Solutions, a W.R. Berkley Company, located in Morristown, NJ.
An expert in CyberSecurity-related issues, Ms. Vispoli is an author on the topic, with by-lined articles and interviews appearing in The Wall Street Journal, Directors & Boards, Boardroom Briefing, Risk and Insurance, Bank Security, LIMRA, Institutional Investor and Electronic Banking Law and Commerce Report. An early pioneer in the cyber insurance industry, she has been responsible for designing and implementing new insurance and risk management products that respond to the changing vulnerabilities of organizations around the world since 2001.
Previously Ms. Vispoli was the Global Industry Segment Leader for Chubb Specialty Insurance responsible for the organization’s global commercial private company, not-for-profit, healthcare and financial institution customer segments. She set strategies for growth, services, products and emerging trends for these industry segments and the profit and loss responsibilities that encompassed a $1.5 billion premium portfolio.
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Having built IANS’ end-user research offering, Phil now oversees all strategic and operational decisions at IANS. Phil began his career in security with seven years with the U.S. Navy as a Strike Fighter Pilot & Ordnance Requirements Officer. After receiving a Masters in Business Administration from Harvard Business School, he joined Goldman, Sachs & Co. in Mergers & Acquisitions and later became an associate with McKinsey & Company in Boston, MA. In 1996, Phil became one of the founders of Provant, Inc., a publicly traded training company serving the Fortune 1000 and Federal Government. He left Provant in 2000 to launch IANS. He graduated at the top of his class in US Navy Flight School.
Not-Petya and other breaches have accelerated the adoption of cyber insurance by the Fortune 1000, yet CISOs are too often AWOL from this critical risk management purchase. The session’s goal is to change this.
Phil will lead a lively discussion between the CISO attendees and executives from leading cyber insurance underwriting and brokerage firms. After reviewing the market’s current cyber insurance products, we'll focus on:
John is the Owner of Black Hills Information Security (BHIS) where he leads the Hunt Teaming, Command & Control (C2)/Data Exfiltration and Pivot testing development. He is also a SANS Institute Senior Instructor. In these roles, John has both consulted and taught hundreds of organizations in the areas of security, regulatory compliance, and penetration testing.
Join IANS Faculty member John Strand for a working session that will cover the following:
Executives from CyCognito, Deep Instinct, and ZeroFOX will deliver 15-minute technical briefings.
Following the briefings, IANS will facilitate a closed door, CISO-only discussion of the value and drawbacks of each of the vendor solutions.
Nathan Bullock is an active duty Navy SEAL officer; his responsibilities within the Navy have been many and varied, including planning and leading small unit engagements with NATO special operations forces from multiple countries, to being selected to represent Naval Special Warfare (NSW) at several speaking engagements to more than 600 potential applicants. He has held various leadership positions throughout his career and has deployments to Afghanistan and EUCOM.
In the summer of 2019, Nathan will be transitioning out of the military and plans to take the leadership skills and experiences gained in the military to the civilian world. Nathan is married to his wife Bayley, they have twin (2-year-old) boys, Jackson and Troy. When he is not changing diapers, Nathan enjoys hunting, hiking, cooking, and reading.
Navy SEAL officer Nathan Bullock will introduce you to a framework that helps you become a better leader in times of stress.
He'll start with a real-world stressful situation that he had to manage during his service. Next, Nathan will briefly introduce the physiology of your brain in times of stress and how to identify when your judgement could become stress impaired. Lastly, he'll introduce you to a framework and tools used by Navy SEALs and Special Operations Soldiers to help you lead during times of stress.
Katharine has spent the last decade advising Brunswick clients around the world, having worked in the London, New York and Dubai offices prior to her move to Hong Kong. She specializes in helping companies position themselves to global stakeholders, both internal and external, around times of significant change, with a focus on capital markets events. Katharine has supported clients ranging from Alibaba Group, the world’s largest e-commerce company to Dubai Group, the diversified financial services company of Dubai Holding, to Pfizer, the world's largest research-based pharmaceutical company.
An employee engagement specialist, Katharine aids companies in developing change communications campaigns during periods of corporate development, supporting the National Bank of Abu Dhabi and the merger and integration of Abu Dhabi’s largest listed property developers, Aldar and Sorouh.
Andrew is an Associate in Brunswick’s Washington, D.C. office where he supports clients on crisis communications, stakeholder engagement, corporate reputation, and public affairs campaigns. He is the Chief of Staff to the Cybersecurity and Data Privacy practice. Prior to joining Brunswick Group, Andrew worked on several political campaigns providing strategic communications advice, preparing public remarks, and serving as a campaign spokesman. He began his career on Capitol Hill where he served as U.S. Congressman David Cicilline’s Communications Director and U.S. Senator Jack Reed’s Deputy Press Secretary.
Andrew received his master’s degree in national security and strategic studies from the Naval War College and a bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Katharine Cralle and Andrew Gernt from Brunswick Group will lead a crisis management workshop to improve your cyber incident response acumen and skills.
The session will simulate a real world, hands-on cyber incident that you work through with your peers. You’ll gain a better sense of how difficult it is to make informed decisions with limited information, irate customers and reporters demanding answers on a (very) tight timeline.
Renee Arrington offers clients over 20 years’ experience in retained executive search. She excels in recruiting senior executive talent for Fortune 500 companies, private-equity-backed businesses and not-for-profit organizations. She is a member of the Pearson Partners board of directors and leads the firm’s Fort Worth office and CIO and IT leadership practice with clients in technology, retail, financial services, business services, distribution and R&D. Renee conducts searches for board members, presidents and executive directors among other senior leadership positions.
Renee was named one of the top 40 Gatekeepers to the C-Suite by Hunt Scanlon Media, a search industry analyst. She is an active member of IIC Partners and the Association for Executive Search Consultants (AESC).
Renee approaches each search consultatively. She understands her clients’ cultures and the types of leaders best suited to their business life cycles and challenges. She is attentive to diversity and believes a well-run search can deliver market insight. Renee appreciates the value of using assessment instruments as part of the search.
Prior to joining Pearson Partners in 2006, Renee was a vice president in the technology practice of a global retained search firm, and was previously a shareholder and partner in the technology practice of another global firm.
Jamey Cummings is a Senior Client Partner in Korn Ferry’s Technology Officers Practice and co-lead’s the Firm’s Global Cybersecurity Practice.
Mr. Cummings works with clients ranging from large, global corporations to high growth entrepreneurial companies, spanning a diverse array of industries including industrial, consumer, retail & hospitality, sports & entertainment, healthcare, life sciences, technology, aerospace & defense, and financial services. He is a recognized leader in advising organizations on the recruitment, assessment, development, and retention of executives in the areas of technology, digital, security, privacy, and risk management.
Prior to Korn Ferry, Mr. Cummings served as an associate principal in the industrial, supply chain, and transportation & logistics practices of another leading executive search firm, where he executed senior executive search assignments for both public and private equity-backed companies. He also served clients in the consumer & retail, technology, government & defense, biotechnology, and education sectors.
Prior to his career in executive search, Mr. Cummings was a consultant with The Boston Consulting Group in Dallas, where he worked on a wide variety of projects with clients in the aerospace & defense, consumer finance, telecommunications, oil & gas, pharmaceuticals, healthcare and education industries.
Earlier in his career, he served nine years with distinction as an officer in the U.S. Navy's SEAL teams.
He earned a master’s degree in business administration from Stanford University, and graduated with merit with a bachelor of science in aeronautical engineering from The United States Naval Academy where he was captain of the wrestling team, a two-time qualifier for NCAA Division I Championships, and an Academic and Honorable Mention All-American.
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Having built IANS’ end-user research offering, Phil now oversees all strategic and operational decisions at IANS. Phil began his career in security with seven years with the U.S. Navy as a Strike Fighter Pilot & Ordnance Requirements Officer. After receiving a Masters in Business Administration from Harvard Business School, he joined Goldman, Sachs & Co. in Mergers & Acquisitions and later became an associate with McKinsey & Company in Boston, MA. In 1996, Phil became one of the founders of Provant, Inc., a publicly traded training company serving the Fortune 1000 and Federal Government. He left Provant in 2000 to launch IANS. He graduated at the top of his class in US Navy Flight School.
In our final session, Phil will moderate an informal panel discussion between the attendees and two of the industry's leading CISO executive recruiters. We'll discuss:
After spending a day learning and sharing ideas with your peers, join us for a networking reception to unwind and share insights from the day.
Jeff Schilling is the CISO of Epsilon/Conversant, leading a team of 80+ Information Security Professionals, providing cyber security and compliance services for the industry leading, data-driven marketing company with over 60 global offices and approximately 9,000 employees. He is a retired US Army Colonel with over 24 years of military experience in IT service management, product management and many CIO-type roles. In his last two capstone assignments in the military, Jeff ran the global cyber security operations centers at the Department of Defense and US Army enterprise level. Jeff’s previous role before joining Epsilon/Conversant was as the Chief Security Officer for a market leading cloud security company. Previous to that role, he was the Global Director of Incident Response and Forensic for a Gartner quadrant leading Manage Security Service Provider.
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Having built IANS’ end-user research offering, Phil now oversees all strategic and operational decisions at IANS. Phil began his career in security with seven years with the U.S. Navy as a Strike Fighter Pilot & Ordnance Requirements Officer. After receiving a Masters in Business Administration from Harvard Business School, he joined Goldman, Sachs & Co. in Mergers & Acquisitions and later became an associate with McKinsey & Company in Boston, MA. In 1996, Phil became one of the founders of Provant, Inc., a publicly traded training company serving the Fortune 1000 and Federal Government. He left Provant in 2000 to launch IANS. He graduated at the top of his class in US Navy Flight School.
Join Phil Gardner and Jeff Schilling for a keynote discussion on what it’s like to be a CISO in today’s fast-changing environment. Topics for their discussion will include:
Having built IANS’ end-user research offering, Phil now oversees all strategic and operational decisions at IANS. Phil began his career in security with seven years with the U.S. Navy as a Strike Fighter Pilot & Ordnance Requirements Officer. After receiving a Masters in Business Administration from Harvard Business School, he joined Goldman, Sachs & Co. in Mergers & Acquisitions and later became an associate with McKinsey & Company in Boston, MA. In 1996, Phil became one of the founders of Provant, Inc., a publicly traded training company serving the Fortune 1000 and Federal Government. He left Provant in 2000 to launch IANS. He graduated at the top of his class in US Navy Flight School.
Brandon leads the West Sales Division of IANS out of the Santa Monica, CA office where he is responsible for both new business and client growth. He came to IANS after 10 years as a Senior Account Executive and Sales Manager at ServiceCEO, a leading comprehensive field service management software company.
Room Rate:
$200per night plus tax