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SESSION
09/22 10:15 - 10:45 Manufacturing Security Forum
The Four Steps to CISO Success: Plan, Predict, Prepare, Practice
We are all now living in the best of times and worst of times. Last year, the FSC demanded all 111 OTC companies employ CISOs yet Taiwan saw great economic growth. The ongoing global pandemic and Ukraine-Russian conflict have also raised cybersecurity awareness to the forefront of the global conversation. The digitalization of business in the 21st century continues to dramatically increase convenience and severe security risks. The CISO is tasked with navigating leadership through the ever-changing and treacherous cyber landscape. CISOs are faced with a myriad of challenges. This presentation will discuss four common challenges every CISO must face:
The CEO: Is your InfoSec budget not enough?
The Board: Isn’t it safe enough for now?
The CFO: Do you really need to spend so much?
Yourself: Are we ready for a Red Team assessment?
Each of these questions requires regularly assessing and having a comprehensive understanding of your environment’s digital assets; protection practices and policies; current cybersecurity technologies and tools; operational protocols; and the capabilities of your security team.
SPEAKER
Education and Research
●PhD, Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University
●MS, Computer Science, National Chiao Tung University
●Speaker at Blackhat USA, DEFCON, HITCON, Japan AVTokyo, Singapore SyScan, Singapore Govware, and US NIST SATE
Experience
●Advisor to Department of Cyber Security, Executive Yuan, Taiwan
●Advisor to Digi+, Eaxecutive Yuan, Taiwan
●Executive Supervisor to Taiwan Defense Industry Development Association
●Ex-General Manager, Verint Systems Taiwan
●Ex-Director of Engineering, Armorize Technologies
●Ex-deputy resercher at National Information and Communication Security Taskforce (NICST), Executive Yuan, Taiwan