Event: Silicon Valley Executive Chief Information Security Officer
(CISO) panel on the state of, importance of, and value of sound Information
Security Challenge and Strategy.
Time & Date: Wednesday June 7, 2017 Lunchtime : 11:00 - 1:30
Location: LinkedIn: 950 West Maude Sunnyvale, CA
RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED: Reserve your seat and lunch at the first
Silicon Valley collaborative event with San Francisco Bay Area Help Desk
Institute (HDI) and IT Service Management Forum (itsmf) Local Interest Group
meeting. Incredible content, networking,
and speakers.
Attendance is free for current members by RSVP to the itSMF or
HDI community they are a member of.
Event is $10 for guests, because of this events demand, admission must
be confirmed online.
itSMF members and Guests please RSVP at:
Silicon
Valley CISO Executive Panel discussion is an exciting joint venture event
brought to you by San Francisco Bay Area Help Desk Institute (HDI) and San
Francisco Bay Area IT Service Management Forum, showcasing the best of Silicon
Valley Chief Information Security Officers.
Showcasing the modern
challenges of Information Security in light of cloud, DevOps and a completely new
range of threats to reputation, image regulations and technologies-- information
security his mainstream. CISOs leverage
people, process and technology manage risks and optimize service delivery with
the internet of things – a complex game and who knows it better than our Chief
Information Security Officers, at the heart of innovation in Silicon Valley?
Our June 7 panel, moderator and Information Security Subject Matter Expert,
Rinki Sethi, moderate an informative panel on how Silicon Valley CISO leaders
are managing present challenges and visions. How they mitigate risks, keep
current on regulations and certifications, careers in information security,
balancing business needs with data privacy and how new technologies are
changing the types of threats and responses.
Please join us for a lively, interesting panel with experts in
information security. We will be
updating this page with location and CISO local CISOs participating! We are
happy to announce that the following CISOs will be in attendance:
GuruCul Solutions- California
is
an enterprise security company that uses user behavior based machine learning
and predictive analytics. Leslie K. Lambert is the Chief
Security and Strategy Officer for GuruCul Solutions responsible for company and
product strategy, executive relations, strategic partnerships, and chairing the GuruCul Executive Advisory Board.
CSO Magazine’s 2010 Compass Award for security leadership, Computerworld’s
Premier 100 IT Leaders in 2009 and “One to Watch” by CIO Magazine in 2005.
CALIFORNIA – State of California, Sacramento.
Keson Khieu Sacramento CISO for
state in Sacramento. He was a recent speaker for the HDI Annual Full Day
Conference in Sacramento. Khieu teaches Computer Science at Sierra
College, teaching Network Security in the context of Internet of Things.
ROBERT HALF, Menlo Park- Robert Half is the world’s
first and largest specialized staffing firm, providing skilled professionals in
the fields of accounting and finance, technology, legal, creative, marketing,
and administration. Eddie Borrero joined Robert Half
International (RHI) in 2005 and has served as head of RHI’s global information security
and compliance organization since 2007. He manages CISO regulatory/industry standards compliance
across 400 offices worldwide.
PALO ALTO NETWORKS, Santa Clara Palo Alto Networks is the
next-generation security company maintaining trust in the digital age by
helping organizations worldwide prevent cyber breaches. Enterprise firewall market leader by Gartner
in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015 (published May 2016. Lucas Moody has lead security teams responsible
for threat and incident management, cyber fraud investigation, infrastructure
security, and enterprise security engineering in eBay, KPMG and Oracle.
Contra Costa County Healthcare, Martinez, CA. Contra Costa Health Services is the largest department of County government, employing more than 4,250 individuals. Jeffrey Tang started his career during the late 90's Silicon Valley Boom. Jeff has worked in technology within a multitude of industries for nearly 20 years. He's worked as an engineer, IT Manager, and currently CTO of a healthcare organization; his passion for technology is what motivates him to be a leader in the field. Jeff calls the San Francisco Bay Area home and spends a majority of his free time chasing his toddler around while trying to find the next great coffee shop.
itSMF San Francisco
Bay LIG is the Local Interest Group (LIG) of the Information Technology Service
Management Forum (itSMF USA). Our purpose is to
showcase the best of Silicon Valley innovation and provide local IT
professionals a forum to network, collaborate, share best practices, and ITSM
knowledge.
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For
information about ITSMF San Francisco (Silicon Valley) LIG, email
sfo@itsmfusa.org or on this topic, or contact Dawn C Khan.
