Agenda:

2:30 - 3:00 Check in and Networking

3:00 – 3:15, Opening Remarks

3:15 – 4:00, Speaker 1 is David Cagigal

4:00 - 4:45, Speaker 2 is  Joseph M. Fasz

4:45 – 5:00, Closing Comments 

5:00 - 5:30, Volunteer Social    

Speaker 1: David Cagigal, Currently serving as a CXO Advisor for Zscaler, is a Board Member for the Wisconsin Cyber Threat Response Alliance (WICTRA), and advises other organizations regarding cyber security challenges, building opportunities, and sustaining cyber defenses focused on Zero Trust Principles. David Cagigal is the former CIO for the State of Wisconsin.

Topic Title: Changing Roles & Responsibilities for the CISO Community.

Topic Abstract: Just like the evolving and ever-changing threat landscape, establishing cybersecurity relationships at the Executive Level is constantly pivoting to respond to constant change. The CISO role can vary widely across organizations depending on their size and nature. It tends to lean much further into executive leadership and risk management with a prime responsibility to keep C-suites in touch with security risks relating to organizational objectives, strategy, and business outcomes. Depending on the organization, the modern CISO may be involved in some of the following key areas of responsibility to some degree or another.

• Cyber risk management
• Compliance and regulatory adoption
• Strategic business integration
• Crisis management & Incident Response
• Establishing & cultivating a ‘Security First’ business culture

Speaker 2:  Joseph M. Fasz,  Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Attorney | Investigations & Response | Legal Strategy | CIPP/US, CIPP/E, CIPM

Topic Title: From Prevention to Crisis Management: The Critical Role of Breach Coaches in Cybersecurity Incident Response

Topic Abstract: Breach coaching is a specialized service provided by cybersecurity attorneys to help organizations respond effectively to data breaches. Attendees will learn more about how Legal counsels organization on how to navigate the complexities of the situation, devise a comprehensive response strategy, and how they also often work with other third-party forensic investigators, crisis communication professionals, and service providers to manage the incident.