CSO Executive Programs
The premier programs for security executives
CSO Executive Conferences attract the best and brightest Security and business executives because the CSO brand is synonymous with the highest quality and integrity. Whether it's the thought provoking CSO Perspectives, the topical Digital ID World, our regional CSO Executive Seminar Series or CSO Executive Dinner Discussions, CSO executive conferences are the trusted educational forums and networking resources for the nation's CSOs and senior security executives because CSO knows and understand the executive security community better than any other security resource.
Learn from and network with fellow security executives from industry leading organizations. Serving CSOs and security leaders, CSO Executive Programs create face-to-face conferences and events that attract security's best and brightest.
If you are interested in registering for one of our programs please click on the program link listed in the descriptions below.
CSO offers many types of events, all of which attract a powerful and influential audience of security decision makers. Sponsorships at these events are specifically designed to provide value and interaction for both attendees and sponsors through brand visibility and networking opportunities.
For Sponsor Opportunities, contact Per Melker at 508.935.4729 or e-mail pmelker@cxo.com.
Submit your request for a speaking opportunity by sending your name, title, company name, area of expertise, previous speaking experience and presentation tie-in to conference them to executiveprograms@cxo.com.
CSO Executive Seminar Series on Application Security
The CSO Executive Seminar Series on Application Security will cover everything you need to know about securing mission-critical applications. It will cover both the technologies you'll need, as well as the policies and procedures you would be well advised to wrap around them. A well-conceived application security strategy involves not only the technology and the manner in which it is deployed – it also places an equal emphasis on managing how that technology is used.
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Back to topCSO Perspectives Forum
Striking the Balance
Lock down your infrastructure without locking out your business
Locking down your data and deploying a solid information security infrastructure is more essential than ever. It's no easy task though. Hardly a day passes by without hearing a story of a data security breach: credit card numbers stolen, personal information lost, a virus run rampant.
Developing an encompassing strategy, determining effective and appropriate policies, finding the right technologies to support your strategy and policies, and properly configuring every aspect of your infrastructure are all major parts of the puzzle. And it's not just external threats. You have to guard the door, so to speak, to prevent breaches from occurring in either direction.
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Back to topCSO Executive Seminar Series on Data Loss Prevention
Local Connections on Global Issues
While high profile data loss and data breach events grab the headlines, data loss occurs in other less visible, but no less pernicious, ways as well. Data loss and data leakage encompass many other aspects of securing your business systems, like risk management, monitoring and alerting. Every step of the process is essential to assembling a comprehensive approach to data loss prevention. Any industry that gathers and manages sensitive personal data as part of its business activities must pay careful attention to guarding that data for what it is -- a business-critical resource. It's an ethical imperative. It's a legal imperative. It's a business imperative.
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Back to topCSO Executive Seminar Series on Identity Management
Identity theft is a multi-million dollar business these days. Every day brings stories of corporate theft, identity fraud and mis-management. Stay out of the headlines. The threats to individual identity and corporate information systems are real, but you can protect your organization.
The CSO Executive Seminar on Identity and Access Management will equip you with the tools and techniques to best defend your organization and your infrastructure against identity theft and unauthorized access to corporate information systems. Your people are your greatest asset, so you need to do everything you can to protect them, with both current technology and effective policy. Don't let your greatest assets become your greatest liability.
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