BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:Data::ICal 0.24 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION: 'Title: Secure by Design: Ask the Government Anything and Re d-Pen\n Workshop\n When: Saturday\, Aug 12\, 11:00 - 13:50 PDT\n Whe re: Caesars Forum - Summit - 220 - Policy NOT-A-SCIF - [1]Map\n Speakers :Bob Lord\,Cheri Caddy\,Jack Cable\,Jen Easterly\,Lauren\n Zabierek\,Oum ou Ly\,Yael Grauer\n\n SpeakerBio:Bob Lord \, Senior Technical Advisor a t Cybersecurity and\n Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)\n Bob Lord joined the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency\n (CISA) as a Senior Technical Advisor in April 2022. Previously he was\n the Chief Security Officer at the Democratic National Committee where\n he brough t more than 20 years of experience in the information\n security space t o the committee\, state parties\, and campaigns. Before\n that he was Ya hoo’s Chief Information Security Officer\, covering\n areas such as ri sk management\, product security\, security software\n development\, e-c rimes and APT programs. He wasthe Chief Information\n Security Officer i n Residence at Rapid7\, and before that headed up\n Twitter’s informat ion security program as its first security hire.\n\n SpeakerBio:Cheri Ca ddy \, Deputy Assistant National Cyber Director for\n Cyber Technology\, Research & Development at Office of the National\n Cyber Director at th e White House\n Cheri Caddy is the Deputy Assistant National Cyber Direc tor for Cyber\n Technology\, Research & Development in the Office of the National Cyber\n Director at the White House. In this role she leads te chnical strategy\n and policy for national cyber programs on R&D\, opera tional technology\,\n securing the clean energy transition\, technical s tandards\, and\n software liability. Over the past 30 years\, Cheri has held senior\n cyber technology and policy roles at the Department of Ene rgy\, the\n Intelligence Community\, and the National Security Council. Cheri is a\n Senior Cybersecurity Fellow at the McCrary Institute for Cy bersecurity\n & Critical Infrastructure.\n\n SpeakerBio:Jack Cable \, Senior Technical Advisor at Cybersecurity and\n Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)\n Jack Cable is a Senior Technical Advisor at the Cybersec urity and\n Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). Prior to that\, Jack worked as a\n TechCongress Fellow for the Senate Homeland Security and G overnmental\n Affairs Committee\, advising Chairman Gary Peters on cyber security\n policy\, including election security and open source software security.\n He previously worked as a Security Architect at Krebs Stamo s Group.\n Jack also served as an Election Security Technical Advisor at CISA\,\n where he created Crossfeed\, a pilot to scan election assets\n nationwide. Jack is a top bug bounty hacker\, having identified over\n 350 vulnerabilities in hundreds of companies. After placing first in\n the Hack the Air Force bug bounty challenge\, he began working at the\n Pentagon’s Defense Digital Service. Jack holds a bachelor’s degree\n in Computer Science from Stanford University and has published\n acade mic research on election security\, ransomware\, and cloud\n security.\n \n SpeakerBio:Jen Easterly \, Director at Cybersecurity and Infrastructu re\n Security Agency (CISA)\n Jen Easterly is the Director of the Cybe rsecurity and Infrastructure\n Security Agency (CISA). She was nominated by President Biden in April\n 2021 and unanimously confirmed by the Sen ate on July 12\, 2021. As\n Director\, Jen leads CISA’s efforts to und erstand\, manage\, and reduce\n risk to the cyber and physical infrastru cture Americans rely on every\n day. She is a proud Mom\, a mental healt h advocate\, a Rubik’s Cube\n enthusiast\, and an aspiring electric gu itarist.\n\n Before serving in her current role\, Jen was the head of Fi rm\n Resilience at Morgan Stanley\, responsible for ensuring preparednes s\n and response to business-disrupting operational incidents and risks to\n the Firm. She also helped build and served as the first Global Head of\n Morgan Stanley’s Cybersecurity Fusion Center\, the Firm’s cent er of\n gravity for cyber defense operations.\n\n Jen has a long tradi tion of public service\, to include two tours at\n the White House\, mos t recently as Special Assistant to President Obama\n and Senior Director for Counterterrorism and earlier as Executive\n Assistant to National S ecurity Advisor Condoleezza Rice. She also\n served as the Deputy for Co unterterrorism at the National Security\n Agency.\n\n A two-time recip ient of the Bronze Star\, Jen retired from the U.S.\n Army after more th an twenty years of service in intelligence and cyber\n operations\, incl uding tours of duty in Haiti\, the Balkans\, Iraq\, and\n Afghanistan. R esponsible for standing up the Army’s first cyber\n battalion\, she wa s also instrumental in the design and creation of\n United States Cyber Command.\n\n A distinguished graduate of the United States Military Acad emy at West\n Point\, Jen holds a master’s degree in Philosophy\, Poli tics\, and\n Economics from the University of Oxford\, where she studied as a Rhodes\n Scholar. She is the recipient of numerous honors and awar ds\, including\n the 2023 Sisterhood Award from Girls Who Code\; the 202 2 National\n Defense University Admiral Grace Hopper Award\; the 2021 Cy bersecurity\n Ventures Cybersecurity Person of the Year Award\; the 2020 Bradley W.\n Snyder Changing the Narrative Award\, and the 2018 James W . Foley\n Legacy Foundation American Hostage Freedom Award.\n\n A memb er of the Council on Foreign Relations and a French American\n Foundatio n Young Leader\, Jen is the past recipient of the Aspen\n Finance Leader s Fellowship\, the National Security Institute Visiting\n Fellowship\, t he New America Foundation Senior International Security\n Fellowship\, t he Council on Foreign Relations International Affairs\n Fellowship\, and the Director\, National Security Agency Fellowship.\n\n Twitter: [2]@@C ISAJen\n\n SpeakerBio:Lauren Zabierek \, Senior Policy Advisor in the\n Cybersecurity Division at Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security\n Agency (CISA)\n Lauren Zabierek is a Senior Policy Advisor in the Cybers ecurity\n Division at CISA. Previously\, she served as the Executive Dir ector of\n the Cyber Project at the Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer Ce nter\,\n where she ran a policy-relevant research program and managed st udents\n and nonresident fellows. She also served as the Acting Executiv e\n Director of the Belfer Center in her final semester there. She came to\n that role as a 2019 graduate of the Kenney School’s midcareer MPA \n program. Prior to graduate school\, she was an early member of the\n cybersecurity firm Recorded Future\, having established and managed\n their public sector team. She also served as a civilian intelligence\n a nalyst at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency with multiple\n de ployments to Afghanistan\, and served as a US Air Force intelligence\n o fficer at the beginning of her career. Lauren is also the co-founder\n o f the online social media movement\, #ShareTheMicInCyber. She is a\n men tor with Girl Security\, a fellow at the National Security Institute\n a t George Mason University\, and a fellow at New America.\n\n SpeakerBio: Oumou Ly \, Senior Advisor for Technology and Ecosystem\n Security at Th e White House\n Oumou Ly is the Senior Advisor for Technology and Ecosys tem Security\n at the White House. In her role\, Oumou provides counsel to senior\n White House officials on matters which include domestic and\ n international technology and supply chain security\, emerging\n tech nology\, data security\, and cyber workforce and education. She came\n t o the White House from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security\n A gency (CISA) within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.\n Similarl y\, in this role\, Oumou advised senior agency and\n Administration lead ers in the execution of top Administration\n priorities to secure critic al infrastructure and led policy and\n strategy for the CISA Cybersecuri ty Division. On the Joint Ransomware\n Task Force\, she led the effort t o develop metrics to improve policy\n interventions against ransomware a nd other categories of cybercrime.\n Prior to serving at CISA\, Oumou wa s a fellow at Harvard University’s\n Berkman Klein Center\, where she represented the Center in media\n commentary at the nexus of national se curity\, cybersecurity\, and\n technology including in The Hill\, NBC Ne ws\, and the Financial Times.\n Furthermore\, while a fellow at the Harv ard University\, Oumou\n co-authored the concept paper for the distribut ed Bluesky protocol\;\n curated Chatham House convenings of security pra ctitioners\, academics\,\n and top government officials\; authored and h osted tabletop exercises\n to prepare state and local officials for disr uption anticipated during\n the 2020 election\, and contributed signific ant thought leadership on\n root causes and policy interventions around disinformation. Prior to\n joining the Berkman Klein Center\, Oumou was an advisor to U.S. Senate\n Democratic Leader Charles Schumer\, where sh e provided counsel on a\n cross-cutting portfolio which included nationa l security policy\,\n foreign policy\, the defense industrial base\, and veterans’ affairs.\n In this role\, she routinely led inter and intra party negotiations on\n key provisions which were enacted into law\, inc luding in the National\n Defense Authorization Act and the Bipartisan Bu dget Act of 2018. Oumou\n holds cybersecurity fellowships at Harvard Uni versity and the Atlantic\n Council’s Digital Forensic Research Lab and holds the position of\n Trustee at Notre Dame de Namur University. Oumo u holds a B.A. from\n Notre Dame de Namur University in Belmont\, CA and an MSc from the\n London School of Economics and Political Science. Oum ou is a member of\n the Board of Trustees at Notre Dame de Namur Univers ity.\n\n SpeakerBio:Yael Grauer \, Consumer Reports\n Yael Grauer work s at Consumer Reports managing Security Planner\, a\n free\, easy-to-use guide to staying safer online. Her background is in\n investigative tec h reporting\, and she has covered privacy and security\n for over a deca de for various tech publications. She has extensively\n researched the p rivacy and security (or lack thereof) of consumer\n VPNs\, teamed up wit h Electronic Frontier Foundation to research\n street-level surveillance \, broken stories on Zoom misleading users\n about end-to-encryption\, l ooked into questionable claims about\n blockchain voting\, and investiga ted surveillance against China’s\n Uyghur minority. Yael serves on the Board of Directors of the CyberMed\n Summit\, the world’s only clinic ally-oriented healthcare\n cybersecurity conference. She also runs a do- it-yourself data broker\n opt-out list\, and is currently writing a book on investigations for No\n Starch Press.\n\n Description:\n In this unique session\, come learn about and help shape the US\n Government’ s Secure by Design work. The event will begin with\n opening remarks by CISA Director Jen Easterly\, and feature a panel\n with representatives from CISA and the White House Office of the\n National Cyber Director (O NCD). Following that\, attendees will be\n given a draft of CISA’s lat est guidance on Secure by Design\, and\n will be able to offer edits\, c omments\, and suggestions to inform the\n final version of the guidance. \n '\n\n 1. #CaesarsSummitBR\n 2. https://twitter.com/@CISAJen\n\n\n DTEND:20230812T205000Z DTSTART:20230812T180000Z LOCATION:PLV - Caesars Forum - Summit - 220 - Policy NOT-A-SCIF SUMMARY:Secure by Design: Ask the Government Anything and Red-Pen Workshop END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR