Frost & Sullivan

Virtual Think Tank

Achieve resilient cloud-to-edge security for your organization

Toph Whitmore

Moderator: 
Toph Whitmore
Industry Director
Cybersecurity
Frost & Sullivan

Thursday, March 16, 2023
2:00 PM – 3:00PM EDT

We are pleased to invite you to an exclusive discussion with your peers to gain your perspective in support of our ongoing industry research.

Join us for this Timely Discussion!

Enterprise security leaders face a myriad of operational challenges: They must secure operations, manage risk, and — in a world of constrained budgets — find ways to do more with less. Meanwhile, threat actors attack with seeming impunity, targeting vulnerable organizations with cyberattacks that grow more frequent, more sophisticated, and more damaging. IBM’s 2022 “Cost of a Data Breach” study found that 83% of organizations suffer more than one data breach, with each breach costing USD$4.83 million, on average.

The key questions we will be discussing are:

How can enterprise cybersecurity blind spots be better identified (and then illuminated)?

How can transparency be established across an extended landscape to include data applications, cloud resources, people, and workflows?

How can resilience be ensured in an operational universe encompassing on-prem, datacenter, and cloud assets?

How can AI improve threat-risk assessment and measurement?

To what extent can workflow automation improve cybersecurity posture?

In this Virtual Think Tank session, Frost & Sullivan Cybersecurity Industry Director Toph Whitmore speaks with industry security experts to get their perspectives on gaining visibility to detect, investigate, and respond to threats; connecting tools, workflows, insights, and people to improve security posture; and employing artificial intelligence and machine-learning to reduce threat exposure.

Participants

Joshua Copeland

Joshua Copeland
Cybersecurity Director
AT&T

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Dr. (Prof) Shri Kulkarni

Dr. (Prof) Shri Kulkarni
Senior Director –
Principal
BOMBARDIER

Shannon Lietz

Shannon Lietz
VP, Product and
Software Security
Adobe

Jeff Nagle

Jeff Nagle
Information Systems
Security Manager
Stanley Black & Decker

Stanley Black & Decker
Sundeep Kumar

Sundeep Kumar
Executive Director
Morgan Stanley

Hisham Kamal

Hisham Kamal
North America Partner Manager,
Global Systems Integrator
IBM

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Chitresh Sen

Chitresh Sen
Vice President,
Cyber Security Practice Head, Americas
Tech Mahindra

Tech Mahindra

FAQ

What is a Virtual Think Tank?
A Frost & Sullivan Virtual Think Tank is an exclusive, unique and highly engaging conversation that brings together a diverse group of industry leaders to discuss their opinions on a certain topic. Content from this collective discussion will be featured in an upcoming Frost & Sullivan article where you have the options to be highlighted as a thought leader. Your insight as a strategic partner is invaluable.
Why Should I Participate?
  • Share & Learn Best Practices: Engage in strategic conversations with your peers. The open, candid discussions you have will spark creative thinking and help you formulate new ideas for implementation.
  • Increase Your Peer-to-Peer Network: Connect with other senior level leaders in your industry on a more intimate level.
  • Get Access to a Frost & Sullivan Analyst: Engage with our industry experts to gain additional insights and ask them your questions.
  • Demonstrate Your Industry Expertise: The insights, feedback and best practices shared by you will be part of an upcoming Frost & Sullivan vBook. Through your participation, both you and your company will be positioned as a leader.
Will I have the Option to be Quoted or Not?

Yes, all participants have the options to be quoted or not in the vBook.

Will I get a Copy of this vBook when Published?

Yes, we would be more than happy to send you over a complimentary copy of the vBook once published.

Who can I Speak About Additional Questions?

Please contact Danielle Floyd at danielle.floyd@frost.com

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