Today's CDAO needs to be more than an D&A subject matter expert and evangelist. Being regarded as a thought leader by your team, your organization's stakeholders and even within your industry and profession has become essential to achieving goals in driving the data driven organization. 

What is a Thought Leader?

A thought leader rises above the tools, solutions and services to provide true vision, insight and direction to their team, the business and their profession. A thought leader has credibility and influence that is fundamentally grounded in collegial and stakeholder respect and trust. A thought leader is regarded as a critical resource, not only to the business but to the industry itself.

Becoming an Information Security Thought Leader:

As your organization’s information security leader, the Data & Analytics Leaders Exchange is here to support you along your thought leadership journey, by providing you with opportunities to lead important industry discussions, share your perspective on some of the profession’s biggest challenges and influence the direction of the CDAO role within the organization and the industry itself.

Become a Thought Leader by: 

• Leading a D&A Community Discussion 
• Presenting on a topic or case study
• Participating in a panel discussion
• Facilitating a masterclass

Benefits of Becoming a Thought Leader: 

• Exposure to an Exclusive Audience: Share your expertise with your D&A Peers facing similar challenges and experiences as you and your organization
• Define your Brand: Bring exposure to not only yourself but your brand. Position your brand in front of current and future leaders within the cybersecurity space
• Networking Opportunities: By attending the Data & Analytics Leaders Exchange we'll bring you and your peers face-to-face to discuss your greatest challenges and concerns
• Discover Creative Solutions: Can't keep up with all the available solutions in the space? Limited vendor participation is curated by our team so only the most cutting-edge solutions will be showcased

The Chief Information Security Officer Exchange offers you the chance to do business with some of the most prestigious organizations in the world. The CISO Exchange provides many different platforms for cutting-edge solution providers to increase their market share and awareness to their target audience through leveraging different sponsorship opportunities.

We qualify all attendees based on job function, strategic responsibility and budgeting authority to ensure you're guaranteed to meet and engage with an elite group within the cybersecurity space. 

Benefits of Sponsorship:

Who Will you Meet?

At the CISO Exchange we qualify all attendees based on job function, strategic responsibility and budgeting authority to ensure you're guaranteed to meet and engage with an elite group within the cybersecurity space. To ensure all of our attendees are qualified they must be able to answer yes to the following questions:

The Chief Information Security Officer Exchange offers you the chance to do business with some of the most prestigious organizations in the world. The CISO Exchange provides many different platforms for cutting-edge solution providers to increase their market share and awareness to their target audience through leveraging different sponsorship opportunities.

We qualify all attendees based on job function, strategic responsibility and budgeting authority to ensure you’re guaranteed to meet and engage with an elite group within the cybersecurity space.

Download the attendee profile below to learn more about:

• Who you will meet
• Industry Breakdown
• Attending Companies 
• Sponsorship Opportunities

July 28-29, 2022

What You'll Experience

Key Topics

• Required Attributes of CISO Leadership, Powerplays and Diplomacy
• Integrating Enterprise Risk Management and Cybersecurity
• Increasing Diversity: Strengthening the Synergy of the Security Workforce
• A Show and Tell of Effective Security Strategy & Tactics, Carrots and Sticks 

Testimonials From Past Attendees

I think one of the most valuable things here is people have been open. They have been very frank and forthright in their presentation or in mutual discussions. I think that is something you don't get in larger format presentations and people tend to be more guarded in large events. I think that is one of the most valuable things in having this smaller Exchange. 

- Preetam Sirur | Director Information Security | Vitech Systems

Well I mean the neat thing about what we do is the work is not terribly different, so I am in the manufacturing space it doesn't matter if I am a hospital or if I work at the Library of Congress the threats to any organization are the same type of typical threats that we all have to deal with. By getting together in opportunities like this and have sharing time for example we are a fairly sizable organization so it is really interesting to learn from younger less mature companies because they might not have the budget and they have to come up with really creative ways to solve the same problems I do and its neat to say wow you didn't have the budget and you solved the problem the same problem I just threw a hundred thousand dollars at to solve. I love the creativity and I love to hear about the innovation other security folks are dealing with and the technology.

- Ed Harris | Global Director of Information Security | Mauser packaging