Security of Things World USA 2016 - Post Event Report

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POST-EVENT REPORT

OVERVIEW
www.securityofthingsworldusa.com
Security of Things World USA took place on Nov 3-4 in San Diego, CA and was a huge
success. Security experts from all major business and industrial sectors met up to discuss
and define the most important issues when it comes to security and the Internet of Things.
We had the pleasure of welcoming a variety of very interesting expert speakers ranging from
the CISO of the FBI, Arlette Hart, talking about building security into the next generation of
things to Larry Clinton (CEO of ISA) sharing his cybersecurity scenario 2020 and 40 other
great talks.
Security by design
One thing became clear: Connected things are amongst us and will prevail even further in
business and daily life. We cannot afford to leave security to be an after-thought. Security
needs to move into the center of business and design strategies to ensure the safety and
privacy of businesses and individuals. Every company has different requirements but through
the right partnerships, standards, innovation and an open mind for the possibilities this new
era of technologies is opening up IoT security can be fully optimized.
Security of Things World USA is coming back in 2017 with the latest case studies and
approaches on how security is impacting the connected world. Don’t miss the only strategic
IoT Security event in the States. For more information go to:

Superb organization, great interaction with
very knowledgeable people.
Preetam Sirur, S&P Global
“www.securityofthingsworldusa.com

KEYNOTES
Larry Clinton
CEO
Internet Security Alliance
KEYNOTE: A global Cybersecurity Scenario 2020: The
impact of Digital Business on Security
Nick Yoo
Chief Security Architect
McKesson
KEYNOTE: Healthcare IoT Security Challenges
Jay Radcliffe
Senior Security Researcher
Rapid 7
KEYNOTE: The Hacker will see you now: a skeptical look
at connected medical devices
Darek Kominek
Senior Product Marketing Manager
OPC Foundation
KEYNOTE: Changing the game Cyber-Security vs.
Dynamic Cyber-Incident Response
John Mattison
Chief Medical Information Officer
Kaiser Permanente
KEYNOTE: How to create value of Security of IoT
Arlette Hart
CISO
FBI
KEYNOTE: Building Security into the Next Generation of
Things
Christine Kringer
Director of the National Security Division‘s Outreach
Program for the Protection of National Assets
Department of Justice
KEYNOTE: Combatting National Security Cyber Risks
Posed by the Internet of Things
Dr. Howard Shrobe
Director of Cybersecurity
CSAIL
KEYNOTE: Cyber Threats and the Internet of Things
Emily Heath
CISO
AECOM
PANEL DISCUSSION: Changing CISO perspective
Anahi Santiago
CISO
Christiana Care Health System
David Pollino
Deputy CISO
Bank of the West
Gary Hayslip
Deputy Director, CISO, Department of Information
Technology
City of San Diego
Austin Scott
SCADA Information Security Engineer
San Diego Gas and Electric
PANEL DISCUSSION: Identifying & resolving potential
threats across all systems and infrastructure
Britt Talbert
Former Senior Program Manager, Information Security
General Motors
PANEL DISCUSSION: Identifying & resolving potential
threats across all systems and infrastructure
Find out more about the Security of Things
World USA speaker panel here:
http://securityofthingsworldusa.com/en/speakers/

SPEAKERS
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Robert Richardson
Editorial Director
TechTarget's Security Media Group
Jeff O'Neil
Manager, IT Audit and Compliance
Dignity Health
Sekhar Nagasundaram
Senior Director, Information Security
Visa Inc
Francis Melemedjian
Chief Technology Officer
P2link
Vinay Gandhi
Senior Manager IT Compliance & Risk
Energy Future Holdings / Txu Energy
Marc Bown
Senior Security Engineer
Fitbit Inc
Preetam Sirur
Senior Director
S&P Dow Jones Indices
Thomas Doheny
IT Risk Officer
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Dawn Sheirzad
Product Manager, Cyber Security
Macy's
Mark Ramsey
Chief Information Security Officer
ASSA ABLOY Group
Tristan Petak
Cyber Security Executive
Darktrace
Dr Pierre Boisrond
Information Security Engineering Team Lead
Aviall
Benjamin Collar
Head of Research Group, Cyber-Security
Siemens
Rainer Rodler
Project Manager of Product IT Security
ZF Friedrichshafen AG
Dr Michaela Iorga
Senior Security Technical Lead for Cloud Computing
NIST
Brad Burkle
Senior Account Executive
Venafi
Andrew Kling
Director Cyber Security and Architecture
Schneider Electric
Cherie Dawson
Global Cyber Product Leader
AIG Commercial Insurance
Jason Bareiszis
Cyber Security Incident Response Manager
Tetra Tech
Stuart Wagner
Director, Information Technology Security and Compliance
Enterprise Products Partners L.P.
Sasha Biskup
Information Security Director
Fitbit Inc
Adam Brand
Core-Member
I am The Cavalry
Jared Carstensen
CISO
CRH
Find out more about the Security of Things
World USA speaker panel here:
http://securityofthingsworldusa.com/en/speakers/

Very informative and good networking.
Taoheed Kassim, Maersk

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Very good chance to discuss and learn from others facing
similar challenges with securing IOT solutions.
Eric Devoy, BP
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ATTENDING COMPANIES
AECOM, AIG Commercial Insurance, ASSA ABLOY Group, Automated Logic Corporation, Aviall, Avira Romania,
Bank of the West, Bayshore Networks, Certified Security Solutions, CGI Federal, Christiana Care Health System,
City of San Diego, CRH, CSAIL, CVS Healthcare, Cypress Semiconductor Corporation, Darktrace, DENSO
International, Department Of The Navy, Dignity Health, Eaton Corporation, Energy Future Holdings, Enterprise
Products Partners, EPB, FBI, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, First Tech Federal Credit Union, First technology
federal credit union, Fitbit, Fortegra, General Motors, HID Global, Honeywell, Huawei, I am The Cavalry, Iden Trust,
INC Research, Inlet, Internet Security Alliance, Kaiser Permanente, Kentucky Retirement Systems, Laureate
International Universities, Macy's, Maersk Line, Matrikon, Matthews Asia, McKesson, Mondelez International, NASA,
Network World , NIST, Ozone International, P2link, Paulson & Co, Philips, Qualcomm, R.A Jones, Rapid 7,
Reynolds, S&P Dow Jones Indices, San Diego Gas & Electric, San Diego Unified Port District, SapientNitro,
Schneider Electric, Securitas, Siemens, Sierra Wireless, St. Jude Medical, Subex, TechTarget's Security Media
Group , Tetra Tech, The Norfolk & Dedham Group, The Reynolds and Reynolds Company, Time Warner Cable,
TrustInSoft, TRW Automotive, U.S. Department of Justice, UL, US Department of Defense, US Department of
Homeland Security, Van Eck Associates, Vectrus, Venafi, Vidder, Visa, Wells Fargo & Company, Women in
Security, Yokogawa, Zezez.com, ZF Friedrichshafen, ZingBox

KEY TOPICS 2016
• Securing your cyber physical systems by bridging them with innovation: How can you assure
that the Security of your IoT business becomes one of your most valued assets?
• Expanding your IT Security in a digitalized world: Leverage your existing system security
experience and move towards a more complex approach by implementing intelligence led operations
• Business Continuity Management: Prepare your business for the unknown by anticipating
enterprise risks and sustainably closing security gaps
• Data privacy in an interconnected world: Customize your business expertise from the data you
generate to create a secure stakeholder ecosystem
• Security strategies meet digital transformation: How to adapt your know-how to a changing
business model and create standardized approaches to security breaches
• Bringing Security to the cloud: Which effort do you need to undertake to secure your cloud
operations?

Good opportunity to speak directly to other people
in the industry
Marc Bown, Fitbit

THE EVENT AT A GLANCE
152
LEADING EXPERTS
80:20
BUYER : SELLER
80
COMPANIES
40
SPEAKERS
20
COUNTRIES
527
MEETINGS

PARTICIPANT PROFILE
INDUSTRY SPLIT THE COMMUNITYGEOGRAPHIC SPLITSIZE
19%
12%
10%
9%
9%
8%
7%
5%
5%
4%
4%
3%
3%
2%
Public &
Government
Software & IT
Services
Pharma &
Lifescience
Telcos
Consulting &
Services
Electronics &
Semiconductors
Manufacturing &
Engineering
Oil & Gas
Aerospace &
Defense
Automotive
Utilities
OtherRetail & Consumer Goods
46%
33%
21%
Manager /
Senior Manager
Head of /
Director
CXOs
90%
6%
4%
ROW
North America
EMEA
41%
11%7%
18%
9%
15%
> 100.000
< 1.000
1.001 - 5.0005.001 - 10.000
10.001
– 50.000
50.001 –
100.000
Finance &
Insurance

Very good cross-section of IoT aware
and concerned people.
Andrew Kling, Schneider Electric

TESTIMONIALS
“The presenters were very engaging. The total collection of presentations represented a
very diverse set of topics.”
Kevin Moore, Denso Manufacturing
“Good overview to the various topics covered by the buzzword IoT.”
Rainer Rodler, ZF Friedrichshafen AG
“Superb organization, great interaction with very
knowledgeable people.”
Preetam Sirur, S&P Global
“Commonality in themes on the problem statements”
Sekhar Nagasundaram, Visa
“Good network, content, short and efficient timeline distribution, well organized,
icebreakers management/theme /space.”
Dawn Sheirzad, Macys
“Global nature and cross industry mix of the event was refreshing.”
Anahi Santiago, Christiana Care Health System
”Very informative and good networking.”
Taoheed Kassim, Maersk
“Very good chance to discuss and learn from others facing similar
challenges with securing IOT solutions.”
Eric Devoy, BP
“Educational and interesting”
Xiaobo Wang, Huawei
“Security of Things World USA 2016 was informative and relevant to a wide
range of industries and roles within those industries.”
Ken Wolf, Reynolds and Reynolds
“The conference was fantastic.”
Dr Pierre Boisrond, Aviall
“Very good cross-section of IoT aware and concerned people.”
Andrew Kling, Schneider Electric
“The speakers were engaging, the topics were relevant, and the attendees
were very knowledgeable.”
Barrett Richards, AutomatedLogic division of United Technologies
“Good opportunity to speak directly to other people in the industry”
Marc Bown, Fitbit
“Well run, great content”
Mark Ramsey, Assa Abloy
“Diverse audience and good insights in multiple verticals”
Earn Sandhaus, Cypress
“Great chance to hear from and discuss with some really bright people trying
to addresses the challenges of IoT security.”
Stuart Wagner, Enterprise Products Partners
“Interesting group of attendees, good talks!”
Adam Brand, Protiviti

Security of Things World USA 2016 was informative and
relevant to a wide range of industries and roles within those
industries.
Ken Wolf, Reynolds and Reynolds
Pierre Texier, SNCF“

THE EVENT IN PICTURES

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DEFINING SECURITY IN A CONNECTED WORLD
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