EVENTCISO Washington DC Summit | May 19, 2020 | Washington, DC, USA
attendees
Featured Past and Present Attendees
Linda Wilbanks
CISO
Department of Education
National Institute of Health
Chief Information Security Officer
National Institute of Health
MUFG Union Bank, N.A.
Lian Jin
Chief Information Technology Security Architect
MUFG Union Bank, N.A.
U.S. Small Business Administration
Jeff Harris
Chief Information Security Officer
U.S. Small Business Administration
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
Chief Cyber Threat & Risk
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
Donald W. Freese Director Information Technology Branch (ITB)
FBI
Kenneth Huh
VP of Information Risk
BNY Mellon
William Dayhoff Vice President - Business Risk
Wells Fargo
Thorne Graham
Senior IT Security Officer
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Chris Camacho
SVP - Global Information Security
Bank of America
Michael Newborn
CSO
Bloomberg
Hazem Eldakdoky
Chief Information Security Officer
Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs
Michele Thomas CISO
USDA-APHIS
Don Farineau
VP of Operations and Technology, Risk, Continuity & Security
Fannie Mae
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Here's what our past attendees had to say:
I thought it was a great experience and highly informational.
Assistant Vice President, BNY Mellon
The experience exceeded my expectations. The solutions matched the current needs of the attendee organizations and the selection of attendees was spot on.
Enterprise Analytics Architect, Stony Brook Medicine
Great event! I found value in the content and all of the speakers' presentations. The time in-between sessions was valuable networking time, also.
VP Technology - CISM, Loop Capital
The audience was a great mix of commercial and public sector organizations. Thus, it was one single audience that we are rarely able to meet with in a single setting. It struck me, that while we can have one to one meetings with these customers virtually anytime, the benefit of the conference is being in one location and meeting with multiple customers. The event was a very effective use of time and effort.
GM, Health & Life Sciences