InfoSec, IT risk and digital supply chain management professionals know the key to minimizing the risk of third-party breaches is to implement a comprehensive and efficient third-party security risk management (TPRSM) process. This session will discuss the increasing challenges surrounding third-party security as well as ways to efficiently and effectively manage the TPSRM process.
Best Practices for Effectively Addressing Third-Party Security Risk
CISO Dinner
October 18, 2022 - London, England
Visionaries
Nir Livni
VP Product
Panorays, Inc.
Jimmy Jones
Head Of Security
ZARIOT
Dinner
Jimmy Jones is a telecoms cybersecurity expert and Head of Security at ZARIOT. Jimmy’s experience in telecoms spans over twenty years in which time he has built a thorough understanding of the industry working in diverse roles but all building from early engineering positions within major operators, such as WorldCom (now Verizon), and vendors including Nortel, Genband & Positive Technologies. In 2005 Jimmy started to focus on telecom security, eventually transitioning completely in 2017 to work for a specialist cyber security vendor. He now brings all his industry experience to deliver agile and secure digital transformation with ZARIOT.
Cameron Brown
Director - CyberSecurity - Risk Advisory
Deloitte
Dinner
Cameron is a seasoned cyber defence advisor and information security strategist who has worked for the United Nations, governmental and law enforcement agencies, as well as leading multinational corporations. He consults across verticals to guide his clients in maturing strategic and tactical security capabilities, incident response measures, proactive defence, and resilience investments, and devising effective countermeasures to insider threats. Cameron has also conducted in-depth research into emerging trends in cybercrime offending, forensic science, data protection, and cyber-warfare. He is an author and contributor to books and articles on many aspects of cybersecurity and a regular speaker at international conferences. He holds multiple bachelor and master level degrees in law, behavioural science, international security, policing, intelligence, and counterterrorism, in addition to vendor neutral technical certifications and accreditations. Cameron enjoys working at the intersection of technology, security and law and building capable teams to deliver services that organisations need to operate safely, competitively, and effectively in today’s digital world.
October 18, 2022
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6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Best Practices for Effectively Addressing Third-Party Security Risk
Nir Livni
VP Product
Panorays, Inc.
Jimmy Jones
Head Of Security
ZARIOT
Jimmy Jones is a telecoms cybersecurity expert and Head of Security at ZARIOT.
Jimmy’s experience in telecoms spans over twenty years in which time he has built a
thorough understanding of the industry working in diverse roles but all building from early
engineering positions within major operators, such as WorldCom (now Verizon), and vendors
including Nortel, Genband & Positive Technologies.
In 2005 Jimmy started to focus on telecom security, eventually transitioning completely in
2017 to work for a specialist cyber security vendor. He now brings all his industry experience
to deliver agile and secure digital transformation with ZARIOT.
Cameron Brown
Director - CyberSecurity - Risk Advisory
Deloitte
Cameron is a seasoned cyber defence advisor and information security strategist who has worked for the United Nations, governmental and law enforcement agencies, as well as leading multinational corporations. He consults across verticals to guide his clients in maturing strategic and tactical security capabilities, incident response measures, proactive defence, and resilience investments, and devising effective countermeasures to insider threats. Cameron has also conducted in-depth research into emerging trends in cybercrime offending, forensic science, data protection, and cyber-warfare. He is an author and contributor to books and articles on many aspects of cybersecurity and a regular speaker at international conferences. He holds multiple bachelor and master level degrees in law, behavioural science, international security, policing, intelligence, and counterterrorism, in addition to vendor neutral technical certifications and accreditations. Cameron enjoys working at the intersection of technology, security and law and building capable teams to deliver services that organisations need to operate safely, competitively, and effectively in today’s digital world.
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