We are delighted to present the 2nd edition of CISO 360 Asia & Oceania, a regional Conference created and hosted by Pulse Conferences. CISOs, CTOs, CIOs, technology, risk and governance practitioners and leaders from across the APAC and Oceania region and beyond will again meet in Singapore to benchmark progress and approaches to cybersecurity challenges. Designed to benchmark current understanding, approaches, challenges and opportunities in cybersecurity and digital innovation, CISO 360 is an authentic international think tank that aims to forge trusted, lasting professional connections for all participants – delegates, speakers and sponsors. The programme provides critical updates on the emerging opportunity and risk horizon, role expectations and business technologies within the years to come.
Fellow CISO peers will share views and look at top tips for effective incident management. This is the ideal opportunity for CISOs to benchmark their experiences of what works, what doesn’t with other organisations in the heat of battle, what are the important steps to take, and how do we keep a clear thought process?
Join the CISO 360 Dinner Roundtable: Cultivating Developer Security Adoption in the Enterprise. Hosted by Pulse Conferences and kindly sponsored by Snyk, the discussion will be co-steered by a leading CISO practitioner and of course by the roundtable guests themselves. This is the ideal opportunity for CISOs to benchmark their experiences of what works, what doesn’t with CISOs from other organisations in terms of empowering agile development teams with trusted data and insights to rapidly secure open source code. Conducted under The Chatham House Rule, the discussions will be co-chaired by a leading CISO and Simon Maple, Field CTO at Snyk. Pulse will be your host for the evening. Register today!
You are invited to join the CISO 360 Dinner Roundtable: Building Trust in our Defences. Hosted by Pulse Conferences and kindly sponsored by Fidus Information Security, the discussion will be co-steered by a leading CISO practitioner and of course by the roundtable guests themselves! This is the ideal opportunity for CISOs to benchmark their experiences om penetration and security testing, vulnerability management strategies - as well as to hear latest threat updates and stories from those who do the job of testing day in day out!
We are delighted to announce the Board Directors from world-leading brands, household names, who will make up our 2022 panel of Board Directors at Talk to the Board! Spanning industry sectors and functional board roles from CEO, CMO, HR, you are cordially invited to join the 4th Cyber Exchange 360: Talk to the Board Conference, created and hosted by Pulse Conferences at The Waldorf Hotel London on 1 November 2022. Our programme provides refreshing and ground-breaking perspectives on cybersecurity - a rare opportunity to question a Board - but with no consequences! Talk frankly and test questions that you would ideally like to ask of your own Board. Increase readiness to respond capacity - how can we better communicate during a crisis; Learn from successful examples of corporate awareness and transformation campaigns; Hear the biggest learnings from Directors as they share success and war stories on business areas including employee well being; Gain context! Board perspectives on where cybersecurity sits and useful predictions; Speak to the Board in a way that makes them understand your pain points; Compare key metrics and test them on the Board. From 5pm to 8pm continue the networking directly outside the conference room in the wonderful Palm Court in the iconic Waldorf. Built in the 1800s, the hotel blends Edwardian grandeur with modern comfort, and it is said that the directors of the 1997 film Titanic took inspiration from the Palm Court space. Cocktails and canapés will be served while guests enjoy a Gatsby-style, modern swing band who will take songs from the last four decades and put their own swinging spin and vintage stylings to create an incredible entertainment experience!
You are invited to participate in a unique CISO 360 Dinner Roundtable discussion: What does good risk mitigation look like in today's heightened threat environment?
Hosted in a private dining room at One Aldwych, London, this is a great opportunity to benchmark challenges and approaches with CISO peers.
Hosted by Pulse Conferences. kindly sponsored by Qualys, this group discussion will connect peers to compare how security teams are being empowered to automate the detection and response to incidents across attack surfaces. For guests who will arrive directly from the Pulse 4th Cyber Exchange: Talk to the Board Conference at the Waldorf Hotel, the dinner venue is only a 3-minute walk away.
Join Pulse for a CISO-DevOps Exchange where we would like to update and modernise this narrative into one whereby both teams are finding better partners in each other! Each Dinner Roundtable is co-led by a thought leader on DevSecOps, Agile, and Analytics, Larry Maccherone, who prior to joining Contrast Security was the Distinguished Engineer, DevSecOps Transformation at Comcast, where he built and scaled their transformation programme. Hosted by Pulse Conferences and kindly sponsored by Contrast Security, the discussions will be co-led by a fellow practitioner from the region.
Bring a Champion!
As a CISO, this is a unique opportunity to get your dev-ops properly involved in security supporting security governance – invite your champion to dinner directly, or Pulse is happy to invite on your behalf!
As a DevOps champion, involve your CISO in the fast-paced world of development and be secure by design – invite your champion to dinner directly, or Pulse is happy to invite on your behalf!
An Evening of Three Acts!
Act One – Connection. Exchanges. What are our most pressing questions and biggest pain points when dealing with DevOps/Security?
Act Two - Consensus. Handshakes. What are we doing already and what new things may we wish to do in the future?
Act Three - Celebration. Toasts. What are our recent project achievements and what positive 'outcomes' that have come out of the discussion?
You are invited to participate in one of these unique dinner roundtable discussions on a date and in a city to best suit you! Hosted in Dublin on the 6 October and in Edinburgh, 3rd November 2022, guests will have the opportunity to benchmark challenges and approaches with CISO peers, enabling a holistic view of today’s security operations. Kindly sponsored by Hunters, this group discussion will connect peers to compare how security teams are being empowered to automate the detection and response to incidents across attack surfaces. Pulse is your host for what promises to be two fascinating evenings of discussion, great food and terrific company!
This trust-based global community is for peer to peer sharing on the sustainability of international business amidst rapidly evolving threat landscapes and changes in geopolitical, technological and financial spheres. Participants are Chief Security Officers oversee security disciplines from information, cyber, physical and financial crime, as well as Regional Security Officers, Directors of Corporate Security, Investigations and Intelligence
Sharing Value-Creating Cybersecurity Tactics and Strategies: Driving Resilience in Digital Transformation for Innovation. Created and hosted by Pulse Conferences, bringing together CISOs and international cybersecurity leaders from the GCC region and from around the world for truly immersive discussions. As today’s CISOs move towards an uncertain future and unknown cyberspace, be privy to threat horizon updates and a toolkit focused agenda designed around CISO priorities! A problem shared is a problem halved! Compare and share how fellow CISOs are leading teams and driving their businesses forward, as well as to learn from technical tactics and visions for the future. Hear insights on the challenges we all face, with an attack surface being created through digital transformation, complex supply chains as well as insider threats. How we can build collective resilience and a culture of good cybersecurity governance to defend our organisations. How might we tip the scales back in our favour?
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