Who

should
attend

CyberCatchCON is tailored specifically for the board and management team, for quick, but lasting, acquisition of must-have know-how for effective oversight and management of cyber risk in this unprecedented risk environment.

Board Members

As a board member, you are responsible for oversight of cyber risk. New cybersecurity regulations and SEC rules require you to be competent on cyber risk. You will acquire new know-how so you can discharge your oversight duties effectively. 

CEO, COO and CFO

As the CEO, COO and CFO, you are responsible for managing cyber risk. New cybersecurity regulations and SEC rules require you to be competent on cyber risk. You will acquire new know-how so you can discharge your management duties effectively. 

CIO and CISO

As a CIO and CISO, you are responsible for protecting the data, IP and organization’s IT assets and implementing an adequate defense to manage cyber risk. The level of cyber risk has increased significantly. You will acquire new know-how so you can manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

CRO

As a CRO, you are responsible for enterprise-wide risk management. Cyber risk is one of the most significant risks and the level has increased significantly. You will acquire new know-how so you can competently manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

Other Senior Management

As senior management, you are responsible for doing your part to help the organization protect the data, IP and organization’s IT assets and helping implement an adequate defense to manage cyber risk. The level of cyber risk has increased significantly. You will acquire new know-how so you can help manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

K-12 School Board, Superintendent and Senior Management

K-12 schools are a key target of cyber attackers. Cyber risk level is even more significant for K-12. Collectively, you are responsible for doing your part to help your K-12 protect the data and organization’s IT assets and helping implement an adequate defense to manage cyber risk. You will acquire new know-how so you can help manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

Healthcare Organization Board, Superintendent and Management

Hospitals and other healthcare organizations are a key target of cyber attackers. Cyber risk level is even more significant in healthcare. Collectively, you are responsible for doing your part to help your organization protect the data and organization’s IT assets and helping implement an adequate defense to manage cyber risk. You will acquire new know-how so you can help manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

IT Provider or MSP Management

IT providers and MSPs are a key part of the supply chain, and a clear target of cyber attackers. They may be the weakest link in the chain and the gateway, recent attacks have involved the attackers first penetrating these organizations, then pivoting to the eventual target. Cyber risk level is elevated for these in the supply chain. You are responsible for doing your part to operate safely, and implement an adequate defense to manage cyber risk. You will acquire new know-how so you can help manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

Lawyers, Accountants and Auditors

Legal and accounting firms are also a key part of the supply chain, and a clear target of cyber attackers. They may be the weakest link in the chain and the gateway, recent attacks have involved the attackers first penetrating these organizations, then pivoting to the eventual target. Or steaking valuable customer data and IP directly from these suppliers. Cyber risk level is elevated for these in the supply chain. You are responsible for doing your part to operate safely, and implement an adequate defense to manage cyber risk. You will acquire new know-how so you can help manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

Investors

Over $150 billion is spent on cybersecurity, and yet the attackers continue to be successful. you will understand how attackers think, behave and attain success. You will also understand the know-how one needs to defend like a chess master to thwart the attacker and prevent loss of data, IP or avoid impact from ransomware. Cyber risk level is elevated significantly. And now attackers are using AI. You will understand how attackers are using AI to attain even more success. AI is not a panacea and cannot solve by itself, but there are specific cybersecurity use cases to one-up the attacker and prevent loss or damage. You will acquire new know-how so you can make forward-thinking investments to enable cyber risk management to be transformed forever.

Who

should
attend

You will acquire new mission-critical skills to manage cyber risk, so your organization can avoid becoming the next victim and instead be one step ahead and continue to be successful.

Board Members

As a board member, you are responsible for oversight of cyber risk. New cybersecurity regulations and SEC rules require you to be competent on cyber risk. You will acquire new know-how so you can discharge your oversight duties effectively. 

CEO, COO and CFO

As the CEO, COO and CFO, you are responsible for managing cyber risk. New cybersecurity regulations and SEC rules require you to be competent on cyber risk. You will acquire new know-how so you can discharge your management duties effectively. 

CIO and CISO

As a CIO and CISO, you are responsible for protecting the data, IP and organization’s IT assets and implementing an adequate defense to manage cyber risk. The level of cyber risk has increased significantly. You will acquire new know-how so you can manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

CRO

As a CRO, you are responsible for enterprise-wide risk management. Cyber risk is one of the most significant risks and the level has increased significantly. You will acquire new know-how so you can competently manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

Other Senior Management

As senior management, you are responsible for doing your part to help the organization protect the data, IP and organization’s IT assets and helping implement an adequate defense to manage cyber risk. The level of cyber risk has increased significantly. You will acquire new know-how so you can help manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

K-12 School Board, Superintendent and Senior Management

K-12 schools are a key target of cyber attackers. Cyber risk level is even more significant for K-12. Collectively, you are responsible for doing your part to help your K-12 protect the data and organization’s IT assets and helping implement an adequate defense to manage cyber risk. You will acquire new know-how so you can help manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

Healthcare Organization Board, Superintendent and Management

Hospitals and other healthcare organizations are a key target of cyber attackers. Cyber risk level is even more significant in healthcare. Collectively, you are responsible for doing your part to help your organization protect the data and organization’s IT assets and helping implement an adequate defense to manage cyber risk. You will acquire new know-how so you can help manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

IT Provider or MSP Management

IT providers and MSPs are a key part of the supply chain, and a clear target of cyber attackers. They may be the weakest link in the chain and the gateway, recent attacks have involved the attackers first penetrating these organizations, then pivoting to the eventual target. Cyber risk level is elevated for these in the supply chain. You are responsible for doing your part to operate safely, and implement an adequate defense to manage cyber risk. You will acquire new know-how so you can help manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

Lawyers, Accountants and Auditors

Legal and accounting firms are also a key part of the supply chain, and a clear target of cyber attackers. They may be the weakest link in the chain and the gateway, recent attacks have involved the attackers first penetrating these organizations, then pivoting to the eventual target. Or steaking valuable customer data and IP directly from these suppliers. Cyber risk level is elevated for these in the supply chain. You are responsible for doing your part to operate safely, and implement an adequate defense to manage cyber risk. You will acquire new know-how so you can help manage cyber risk effectively given the current risk level and situation.

Investors

Over $150 billion is spent on cybersecurity, and yet the attackers continue to be successful. you will understand how attackers think, behave and attain success. You will also understand the know-how one needs to defend like a chess master to thwart the attacker and prevent loss of data, IP or avoid impact from ransomware. Cyber risk level is elevated significantly. And now attackers are using AI. You will understand how attackers are using AI to attain even more success. AI is not a panacea and cannot solve by itself, but there are specific cybersecurity use cases to one-up the attacker and prevent loss or damage. You will acquire new know-how so you can make forward-thinking investments to enable cyber risk management to be transformed forever.

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