A private gathering of senior cybersecurity, technology, risk, compliance, and business leaders.
Hosted by HITRUST in partnership with the CxO Security Forum.
For most organizations, cybersecurity is no longer primarily a technology challenge. It’s a trust challenge.
Organizations increasingly depend upon vendors, cloud providers, AI platforms, managed service providers, software supply chains, healthcare ecosystems, financial networks, and critical infrastructure partners they do not directly control. The question facing executive leaders today is increasingly simple:
How do you measure trust in systems, organizations, and technologies you cannot directly see, audit, or control?
Against the backdrop of the 3M Open, a select group of executive leaders will gather for candid, peer-driven discussions focused on trust, assurance, cyber resilience, and the future of third-party risk management. This gathering brings together leaders responsible for managing risk across increasingly interconnected business ecosystems where traditional approaches to assurance, compliance, and cybersecurity are being challenged by AI, complex supply chains, and evolving regulatory expectations.
Unlike traditional conferences, this gathering is intentionally designed to foster meaningful interaction among peers.
Participants will spend the day engaging in:
Executives may participate in as much or as little of the structured programming as their schedule permits.
The private hospitality suite overlooking the 18th green serves as both the discussion venue and networking environment, allowing participants to move naturally between structured dialogue, individual meetings, and tournament viewing.
Organizations increasingly recognize that compliance alone does not create trust.
As ecosystems become more interconnected, leaders must determine:
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping:
Executive leaders are increasingly being asked to evaluate:
How should organizations adapt when technology evolves faster than traditional governance models?
Many organizations have matured their management of direct vendors.
The next challenge involves risks extending beyond contractual visibility:
How should organizations assess and communicate risk that exists beyond their immediate sphere of control?
No organization eliminates risk.
The organizations succeeding today are building:
How should leadership teams rethink cybersecurity and operational risk in an era where disruption is inevitable?
Facilitated by the CxO Security Forum.
The day is designed around conversation rather than presentation.
Participants can expect:
No sales presentations.
No recorded sessions.
No attribution.
Discussions are conducted under Chatham House Rule.
Participants will enjoy:
HITRUST leaders will share observations and facilitate discussion around topics including:
Throughout the day, select guests from industry, healthcare, financial services, government, cybersecurity research, and critical infrastructure sectors will join the discussion.
These conversations are designed to encourage dialogue and executive engagement rather than formal presentations.
Arrival, breakfast, networking, executive introductions, and opening discussions.
Executive discussions focused on trust, third-party risk, cyber resilience, AI governance, and assurance.
Guest conversations, HITRUST perspectives, peer dialogue, networking, and tournament viewing.
Private meetings, informal discussions, hospitality experiences, and opportunities to connect with fellow executive leaders.
Participation is limited and by invitation only. Invitations are extended to senior leaders including:
Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) | Chief Information Officers (CIOs) | Business Information Security Officers (BISOs) |
| Chief Risk Officers | Chief Compliance Officers | Chief Privacy Officers |
| Chief Technology Officers | Third-Party Risk Leaders | Financial Services Security Executives |
| Public Sector Cyber Leaders | Critical Infrastructure Leaders | Healthcare Security Executives |
**Request an invitation below**
(After your request is approved, look out for a confirmation email & calendar invite shortly)
Chief Innovation Officer at HITRUST
Jeremy Huval is the Chief Innovation Officer for HITRUST. With roughly two decades of experience in performing cybersecurity and compliance assessments, Jeremy is the Chief Innovation Officer at HITRUST, helping unlock the value of the most widely adopted security framework in the healthcare industry. He oversees the development and implementation of innovative solutions that enhance the privacy and security of health information, while ensuring compliance with regulatory and industry standards. Jeremy is passionate about driving innovation and excellence in the healthcare sector, and is committed to advancing the mission and vision of HITRUST. He brings diverse perspectives and experiences to the team, and values collaboration, creativity, and integrity.
Chief Trust Officer at HITRUST
Myrna Soto is the Chief Trust Officer at HITRUST. As the Founder and CEO of Apogee Executive Advisors LLC since May 2021, she has been dedicated to delivering tailored executive advisory and consulting services in Technology Risk Management, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Mergers and Acquisitions, Corporate governance, Corporate development, and Capital investments. Her work supports a diverse range of clients in navigating complex challenges and achieving strategic objectives.
With over four years leading Apogee, Myrna combines her expertise in cybersecurity, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate development with roles on the boards of prominent organizations, including Consumers Energy, TriNet, Popular Inc., Delineated Vectra.ai. She is committed to empowering organizations through effective governance, risk management, and strategic decision-making.
Chief Executive Officer at HITRUST
Gregory Webb is the Chief Executive Officer at HITRUST. He is an accomplished global technology leader and software executive with experience running high-growth go-to-market, customer success, and engineering teams in enterprise software startups including Venafi, Bromium and AppViewX. Gregory is an industry veteran with a proven track record leading organizations to market leadership and revenue growth backed by top-tier venture capital and private equity firms including Andreessen Horowitz, Meritech Capital, Foundation Capital, Highland Capital and Brighten Park Capital. He received his PhD from UCLA and a Fulbright scholar at Stockholm University.
Director of IT in the Office of the CISO at Baxter
Irina Singh is Director of IT in the Office of the CISO at Baxter, where she leads strategic cybersecurity, risk, and compliance initiatives across a global healthcare technology environment. With more than 20 years of experience in cybersecurity, governance, risk management, and regulatory compliance, she partners with business and technology leaders to strengthen security, manage risk, and enable innovation in highly regulated industries.
Her expertise spans business information security, medical device cybersecurity, manufacturing security, and enterprise risk management. A Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), Irina is known for translating complex technical challenges into practical business solutions and fostering collaboration to build resilient, security-focused organizations.
(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.
Working to establish trust through proven assurance, security, privacy, and risk management programs that help organizations better manage cyber risk and demonstrate resilience across complex ecosystems.
A private executive community dedicated to bringing together cybersecurity, technology, risk, compliance, and business leaders for meaningful dialogue, trusted peer engagement, and practical insights.
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