These unprecedented times may usher in a new world for cybersecurity and risk professionals, but are they ready? With many organizations anticipating full-time remote work and acceleration of digital initiatives, CISOs are increasingly being asked to adapt to the speed of business and demonstrate value to the organization. How can security and risk leaders adapt to the new normal? What changes must they make to their programs? How can security enable the business to succeed—moving beyond the "cost center" mindset?

Join this discussion, which will explore the changing role of the security professional, the rise of quantitative measurement and metrics, and how you should be thinking about your program and relationships with executives in the months and years ahead.
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Speakers
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Jacob Olcott
Vice President, Communications and Government Affairs, BitSight

For years, Jake has helped organizations create sustainable third party risk management programs.

Jake has held a number of leadership roles at BitSight since joining the company in 2015. Prior to BitSight, Jake served as cybersecurity attorney to the Senate Commerce Committee and House Homeland Security Committee. He previously consulted with Fortune 1000 executives on cyber risk management and served as an adjunct professor at Georgetown University.

He holds degrees from the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Virginia School of Law.
Moderator
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Bruce Sussman
Director of Media & Content, Podcast Host, SecureWorld

Emmy-winning journalist Bruce Sussman spent more than 20 years on TV screens in Portland, Oregon. During his "second career" he became fascinated by cybersecurity while working with CISOs at Gartner. He joined SecureWorld in 2017 to help grow its media division. Currently, he hosts the Remote Sessions daily web conference series and SecureWorld podcast published each Tuesday, and oversees news content for secureworldexpo.com. Sussman graduated from the University of Missouri School of Journalism back in the dark ages. Message him on LinkedIn if you'd like to connect!