Hacking Provable Security" - Super Cyber Friday

#1681566: Hacking Provable Security" - Super Cyber Friday

Description:	In preparation for our discussion, think about the following: Where do traditional questionnaires and security ratings fail to prove security? Why do we see different standards for internal security versus third-party security assessments, and what problems does this create? When should our third-party vendors actually be treated like first-parties? What specific metrics should organizations be tracking to demonstrate provable security in real-time? How can CISOs evolve from checking compliance boxes to proving actual security effectiveness? What are the core elements that constitute truly "provable security" beyond the paperwork? Why do some CISOs resist transparently measuring their security effectiveness? What's preventing the security industry from developing a more standardized approach to proving security posture? How does the mandate of a CISO differ from other C-suite roles when it comes to measurable outcomes? How might AI and automation change our approach to proving security effectiveness? What are the most common false positives in current security rating services, and why do they undermine trust? What are the fundamental metrics that constitute provable security? It all starts at 1 PM Eastern/10 AM Pacific. At the end of the hour [2 PM Eastern/11 AM Pacific] we'll switch gears to our meetup where everyone will get a chance to chat face to face.
More info:	https://www.crowdcast.io/c/hacking-provable-security?_bhlid=8b7b0ff803cc4f0c6d6532c31de2b0bec030fc8b

Description:

In preparation for our discussion, think about the following:

Where do traditional questionnaires and security ratings fail to prove security?
Why do we see different standards for internal security versus third-party security assessments, and what problems does this create?

When should our third-party vendors actually be treated like first-parties?
What specific metrics should organizations be tracking to demonstrate provable security in real-time?

How can CISOs evolve from checking compliance boxes to proving actual security effectiveness?

What are the core elements that constitute truly "provable security" beyond the paperwork?

Why do some CISOs resist transparently measuring their security effectiveness?
What's preventing the security industry from developing a more standardized approach to proving security posture?

How does the mandate of a CISO differ from other C-suite roles when it comes to measurable outcomes?

How might AI and automation change our approach to proving security effectiveness?
What are the most common false positives in current security rating services, and why do they undermine trust?

What are the fundamental metrics that constitute provable security?
It all starts at 1 PM Eastern/10 AM Pacific. At the end of the hour [2 PM Eastern/11 AM Pacific] we'll switch gears to our meetup where everyone will get a chance to chat face to face.

More info:

https://www.crowdcast.io/c/hacking-provable-security?_bhlid=8b7b0ff803cc4f0c6d6532c31de2b0bec030fc8b

Date added	May 15, 2025, 11:41 p.m.
Source	crowdcast
Subjects	PodCasts / Webcast / Webinar / eSummit / Virtual Event etc. Security Management/Strategic Security/ROI/ROSI - CISO and Higher Level
Venue	May 30, 2025, midnight - May 30, 2025, midnight