Topic: From Firefighting To Strategic Focus: Overcoming Workforce Gaps To Drive IT Performance As cybersecurity and IT teams face rising threat complexity and a shrinking talent pipeline, many leaders are stuck in reactive mode—undermining trust, adoption, and long-term strategy. Based … Continued
Topic: Building a Cyber Security Program from Nothing – First 90 Days Launching a cybersecurity program from the ground up is one of the most challenging — and rewarding — opportunities in a security professional’s career. In this session, I … Continued
Topic: Convergence of Networking and Security As digital infrastructure becomes increasingly complex and interconnected, the traditional boundaries between networking and security are dissolving. This talk explores the foundational principles of security—defining risk, the core triad of confidentiality, integrity, and availability—and how … Continued
Topic: Data Security: The Missing Context Join us for this executive session designed specifically for CISOs and cybersecurity leaders seeking a more effective, modern approach to data security. You’ll learn why traditional DLP solutions have consistently underdelivered—failing to protect critical … Continued
Topic: .Stakeholder Management in Cybersecurity Brian Vaughan will host a discussion on the pitfalls and pratfalls that can arise when clients or employer management fail to recognize the importance of proper cyber security processes and procedures. Given the present environment in … Continued
Topic: Redefining the Perimeter: Zero Trust & Device-Bound Access Security The phrase “identity is the new perimeter” is often used to advocate for centralized Identity and Access Management (IAM) and the rigorous application of least-privilege principles. These concepts align with … Continued
Speaker: Dr. Gregory Carpenter, Principal Partner of CW PENSEC Dr. Gregory Carpenter is the Principal Partner of CW PENSEC, holds the title of Fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts in London, and was named the National Security Agency’s Operations … Continued
