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Fireside chat withPatty Ryanformer Director, IT Security Technologies Management at Johnson & Johnson, where she is responsible for the design, deployment and ongoing support of IT Security Technologies globally.

Over the last 25 years, Patty has held a variety of roles within IT within large financial services organizations, including Citi, Bankers Trust (now part of Deutsche Bank) and ING. She has crafted IT strategies and integration roadmaps, managed buy-side application teams as well as lead small IT innovation teams.

Over the last ten years, her focus has been on Information Security, initially as CISO of CitiStreet, an Employee Benefits provider. After INGs acquisition of CitiStreet in 2008, Patty built a robust IT Security program, including the establishment of Security Operations Centers in Mexico City and Minneapolis.
Patty has a BA in Economics from Columbia College, Columbia University and an Executive MBA from Stern School of Business, New York University.

Whos bad? Finding insiders with behavior profiling the myth and the realities

Idan Tendler is the CEO & Co-founder of Fortscale, the trailblazer of User Behavior Analytics. With a proven track record in both business and technology, Idan is a serial entrepreneur and a recognized expert in the field of cyber security and intelligence. Prior to founding Fortscale, he initiated, built and led the Cyber Security Business Group of Elbit Systems (NASDAQ:ELST), Israels leading defense integrator. This Group became the leading growth engine of Elbit Systems, and managed major Cyber Security and Warfare technological projects in Israel and abroad. Before that, Idan was a Business Analysis Manager at Elron, the technological investment arm of IDB Holdings, one of the leading holding companies in Israel. Prior to his business career, he served as an officer and head of a key department in the IDFs elite Intelligence & Cyber Unit (8200). Idan holds a B.Sc. in Industrial & Management Engineering from Tel Aviv University.

Creating a Control Point for the Cloud to Centralize Security in a De-Centralized World.

With the average company using 1,083 cloud services and 17% of data headed to cloud file-sharing services classified as sensitive, its no wonder that companies are looking to Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASB) to help them define what data goes to the cloud and how its accessed, shared, and protected. In this session well share stories from companies like Aetna, Comcast, DIRECTV, and Western Union that are using CASBs to create a control point for the cloud to centralize security policies in a world where users, devices, and data are increasingly decentralized.

John Reichard is security professional with 17 years of experience in the IT and Information Security space. Currently, John works with large, enterprise companiesto help them securely enable the cloud services that drive productivity and innovation in their business, while helping understand cloud usage, its associated risks and to protect the data. Prior to Skyhigh Networks, John was a Principal Engineer for Vontu/Symantecs Data Loss Prevention where hehelped global organizations prevent the loss of confidential or proprietary information wherever it is stored or being used.

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