What is the Future of Cybersecurity?
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5:00-6:30pm (5:00-6:00 presentation and Q&A, followed by networking until 6:30)
PARC Forum
What is the future of cybersecurity? How do we address threats and potential gaps moving forward? Explore cyber innovation and how it affects our organizations, as well as how to move forward to achieve success. Xerox’s Chief Information Security Officer, Dr. Alissa J. Johnson discusses the future of cybersecurity and how just as technology changes, security changes as well. In preparing for the future of cybersecurity and the Internet of Things (IoT) converged with cyber-physical security, we are not preparing for just one future; the future is an amalgamation of many futures.
Just a decade ago, many companies didn’t even have a Chieft Information Security Officer (CISO). Today, the CISO enhances the business by protecting it, but not by rejecting ideas on the grounds of security. The right security can help generate profits and growth whereas the wrong security will result in loss. CISOs must consider threats to the IoT landscape as mission critical components to their security strategy, which includes an in-depth understanding of the IoT.
Presenter(s)
Dr. Alissa Johnson (Dr. J) is the Chief Information Security Officer for Xerox and the former Deputy CIO for the White House. Prior to joining Xerox, Dr. J served as the CISO at Stryker. Dr. J has 21 years of public and private sector IT experience and is recognized as one of the most social CISOs in the world. Dr. J holds a PhD in Information Technology Management and has served as an adjunct faculty member at multiple universities, where she developed and taught numerous courses within information technology, business and mathematics.
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