The global pandemic, as well as the resulting economic recession, brought with it necessary changes in how businesses operate. In 2020 companies pivoted and had to digitize rapidly; at the same time, we saw a rise in data theft and mismanagement. How can companies manage rapid digitization, while improving customers' trust? Join us as we dive into an intriguing conversation on this and discuss the role of CIO's and CISO's as stewards of digital trust in this new, data-heavy landscape.
Keynote Speaker:
Aidan Lynch, Principal, PwC
Aidan has over 15 years of global cybersecurity experience across EMEA, India, Asia-Pac and the US. As a leader in PwC’s cyber operations managed services team, Aidan is passionate about helping organizations to align and integrate their various cybersecurity investments in a strategic and sustainable manner. He has led the development and integration of teams across domains such as threat detection & response, vulnerability management, threat intelligence, and software security.
Having started his career as a penetration tester, Aidan’s roots are deeply technical. However, his career has emphasized the importance of pairing this technical background with a business-focused lens in order to help organizations meet strategic objectives and attain specific business outcomes.
Originally from Ireland, Aidan moved to San Francisco in 2016 before relocating to Denver in late 2019.
Panelists:
Jim Goddard, SVP, Chief Information Security Officer, CommonSpirit Health
Jim Goddard is an SVP and chief information security officer for CommonSpirit Health, one of the largest integrated healthcare delivery networks in the United States. Jim is responsible for all aspects of cyber security risk management for an incredibly complex and dynamic technology landscape that enables high quality healthcare services in 21 states for over 2,000 medical facilities and hospitals.
Jim's career in cyber security began after graduating from West Point and serving as an officer in the U.S. Army. Since that time, Jim has been successful in a number of leadership and technical positions, always with a focus on cyber security. Prior to joining CommonSpirit, Jim was the chief information security officer for Kaiser Permanente for 5 years. While at IBM, he ran 10 global security operations centers, protecting thousands of organizations from cyber attacks. Jim led a consulting practice at HP, completing the buildouts of security operations centers for some of the most well regarded companies in the world. Jim co-founded a startup called Foxcatch and won a coveted research grant with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). He has taught a master's level course on mobile security as an adjunct professor at the University of Colorado.
Jim holds a bachelor's degree from the United States Military Academy at West Point, a master's degree in telecommunications from the University of Colorado and a certificate from the Harvard Business School for executive leadership. Jim also holds several patents in cyber security.
Patrick Hellman, Vice President, IT and Chief Security Officer, Arrow Electronics
Patrick Hellman is currently the Vice President and Chief Security Officer (CSO) at Arrow Electronics. In that role Patrick has global responsibility for Cyber Security, Physical Security, and Business Continuity. Arrow Electronics is a global provider of products, services and solutions to industrial and commercial users of electronic components and enterprise computing solutions. The company maintains over 500 offices and 45 distribution and value-added centers, serving over 80 countries. Prior to working at Arrow, Patrick was the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for a global engineering consultancy headquartered in Amsterdam. Patrick has received an MBA from the University of Denver and an M.S in Systems Engineering from Regis University. Patrick holds numerous certifications in Information Security, IT Audit, Information Assurance, Risk Management and Project Management.
Lena Taylor, Sr. Director of Enterprise Security, Lumen
Lena Taylor is the Sr. Director of Enterprise Security at Lumen. She is responsible for leading the company’s corporate information security team, including governance, risk and compliance, vendor risk management, product security and security architecture & engineering functions. Lena is also the current Global Chair of Lumen's Pacific Asian Ancestry Network (PAAN) Employee Resource Group, with goals to increase diversity in their workforce.
Prior to joining the Security Organization, Lena’s 20-year tenure at Lumen included IT architecture and leadership roles with focus on data center infrastructure, remote access, and end-user services.
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