CS4CA LATAM returns to São Paulo for its 6th Edition, focusing on 'Embedding a Culture of Security Today to Safeguard Tomorrow'. The conference brings together senior security leaders and experts from Latin America’s critical sectors - including Oil & Gas, Utilities, Mining, Manufacturing, Transportation, and Healthcare - to address cyber security risks and…
What should a cybersecure culture look like in our organisations? How can we similarly ensure a cybersecure culture throughout society? How can cyber security awareness be a cultur…
Why do friction points still exist between IT and OT regarding risk ownership, operational priorities, and security tolerances? Evaluating the reality of IT/OT convergence: Is it d…
The speed of cyber threats has outpaced human response capabilities, making reactive, manual cyber security an unsustainable model. In this session, The Head of Google Cloud Securi…
This session will explore: - Attacker use of AI and how defenders will benefit from AI - The evolving threat landscape from across the globe - Ransomware and multifaceted extortion…
This session will explore: - Attacker use of AI and how defenders will benefit from AI - The evolving threat landscape from across the globe - Ransomware and multifaceted extortion…
This session will explore: - Analyzing an industrial case study on how the integration of IT and OT reveals new security vulnerabilities. - Exploring how public-private partnership…
This session will explore: What the current threat landscape looks like facing operators of critical infrastructure across Brazil and Latin America; The risks faced to our OT secur…
What does it mean when 39 companies show up, and 3 bet on three roles at once?
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The Triple-Threat
45% of the speakers carry senior titles: C-suite, Founder, VP, or Director-level.
Of 42 on the bill · classified by free-text title
These companies sponsored two or more peer events recently, but aren't on this program. For an organizer, that's a list of warm prospects.