Executive Briefing: AI, Risk, Compliance & Cybersecurity
Growth Business Execs Talk AI, Risk, Compliance & Cybersecurity
Thursday, 27 March 2025
Join us for ample hors d'oeuvres, cocktails and refreshments from 5pm until 8pm
High-growth start-ups and other SMBs are the target for 43% of all cyber attacks. They can’t, however, spend what larger firms do on Security Operations (SecOps), cyber solutions, and staffers.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) promises to be a cost-efficient way to address the issue.
Executives across mutiple disciplines understand this conceptually; however, the noise around AI in cybersecurity makes for a weapon of mass distraction.
In this CxO Security Forum, industry experts along with published thought leaders and federal agency insiders share immediately actionable insights. The succinct evening agenda will focus on interactive and moderated discussions for c-level executives within start-ups and small businesses.
About CxO Security Forum
Overview
Concise presentations will focus on topics that give cyber leaders immediately actionable insights. Moderated discussion will follow each topic with streamlined talking points to maximize audience take-aways.
As a community-first gathering, supporting organizations provide valuable insights for invited participants. General communications will be limited to details requested by participants.
Agenda
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Threat vector update - small/growth business as an outsized target (DHS-CISA)
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Rethinking Security Operations and the SOC for the AI Era
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Where AI is working/where else it can be applied easily
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The journey from Co-Pilot to agents, and what’s next
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Regulatory Compliance & Risk Management:
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Optimizing GRC programs for 2025 requirements & realities
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Real-world risk management: validated fast-start points (that work today)
Discussion Leaders
Deputy Region Director, DHS - Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
CISA Insights on SMB-focused attacks, why high-growth companies are targeted, and the risks of the supply chain dependancies: In China's Crosshairs
CEO & Founder, AirMDR
Where AI is working for cyber in small businesses (and where else it can be applied). Kumar will lead a discusion on autonomous efforts to improve cybersecurity, and measuring success in security operations
Nicholas Muy
Chief Information Security Officer (CSO/CISO), Scrut Automation
Regulatory changes in 2025 and how they impact security requirements; where AI can be applied to address the issues for small business and high growth start-ups for situations in which compliance is key to business outcomes.
Principal, LLM Strategic Solutions & CISOonCall, 3x Public Co. CISO
Applied GenAI for Cybersecurity, a discussion of in-house LLMs - focus on using the strengths of AI to positively affect security operations
Michael Hiskey
(Moderator)
The goal of the CxO Security Forum is to build a trusted community for senior executives tasked with cybersecurity, risk management and compliance. Michael will ensure participants leave with immediately actionable insights.
Participation is free for qualified executives
Registration OPen only to qualified exexutives
(no Sales, Marketing, Business Development!)
Join us there!
- Invited executives
- Participation capped at 20 qualified executive attendees