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SecurityWeek CISO Forum, Presented by:
SecurityWeek’s 2019 CISO Forum, Presented by Intel will take place at the beautiful Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay just south of San Francisco. This invitation only, high level conference will bring together security leaders to discuss, share and learn information security strategies. (Request an Invitation)
Registration
Registration is available on an invitation only basis for qualified IT security leaders. Invitation requests can be made here.
Sponsorship
A limited number of sponsorships are available for the 2019 CISO Forum and the SecurityWeek Golf Classic. Please contact SecurityWeek for information.
2019 Golf Classic – September 26, 2019
Following the 2019 CISO Forum, please join us on the Old Course at Half Moon Bay for the 6th Annual SecurityWeek Golf Classic and charity auction!
Featured Particpants at 2019 CISO Forum
Charlie Miller
GM Cruise Automation
Amit Elazari Bar On
Director, Global Cybersecurity Policy | Intel
Shelbi Rombout
SVP, Deputy CISO
Mastercard
Lakshmi Hanspal
Global CISO
Box
Anne Marie Zettlemoyer
VP, Security Engineering
Mastercard
Shawn Davenport
VP, Security | GitHub
Will Lin
Principal, Founding Investor
ForgePoint Capital
Past CISO Forum Speakers Include:
Robert Herjavec
Founder & CEO
Herjavec Group
Chris Forbes
CISO
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Adam Ely
VP & Deputy CISO
Walmart
Geoff Belknap
Chief Security Officer | Slack
Sacha Faust
Security Intelligence Lead | Lyft
Justin Somaini
Chief Security Officer
SAP
Jay Gonzales
CISO
Samsung Semiconductor
Chris Blum
Chief Security Architect
Oracle | NetSuite
Ash Ahuja
CISO in Residence
Gartner
Richard Seiersen
SVP, CISO
Lending Club
Ritz-Carlton
Address
Phone
“The Security Week CISO Forum was an incredibly valuable experience for us. The panels, content, and the extraordinary security executives who participated made this a great event as we got to engage with them over 3 days. Great connections and friendships were made.”
“CISOs want to be able to proactively track specific adversaries as they “walk” their way through the network. By identifying indicators of compromise as part of an attack, CISOs will be able to determine their response. In my perfect fantasy world, I would like to be able to track adversaries — criminals, spies, hacktivists, and ankle biters — by watching for sets of Indicators of Compromise at every link in the Kill Chain.”
Rick Howard
CSO of Palo Alto Networks