July 22, 2021 (ISC)² Long Island Chapter Event – In-Person & Remote
We are excited to announce the return to in-person meetings. This will be a hybrid event and will include Zoom access for remote attendees and presenters. The venue can only accommodate 40-50 attendees. Initially we will limit attendance to professional members but will open it up to student members based on availability prior to the event.
The chapter board considers attendee safety our number one priority. Prior to selecting whether you will join us onsite, please note the following guidelines that will be in effect at the venue based on current guidance from NYS Department of Health and the CDC. Un-vaccinated individuals are responsible for wearing a mask while inside the venue and should maintain six feet of distance from other attendees. We respectfully request that if you are not vaccinated and cannot comply with these guidelines that you join remotely.
Agenda
5:15 – 5:45 In-Person Registration and Networking
5:45 – 5:55 Welcome and Chapter Updates
5:55 – 6:05 Sponsor Spotlight
6:05 – 6:50 Sheltered Harbor & Cyber Recovery
6:50 – 7:35 Digital Health Passes, Blockchain and Cyber
Session Wrap-up
If you will be attending in-person please use the in-person registration link, otherwise please use the remote registration link below. For our members the discount codes can be found on the my page link after you log in.
In-Person Registration || Remote Registration
Session 1:
Sheltered Harbor & Cyber Recovery
Speaker: Jim Shook, CISSP, CIPP/US – Director, Cybersecurity & Compliance Practice
Dell Technologies
Abstract:
Sheltered Harbor was formed in 2015 as a nonprofit, industry-led initiative to guide U.S. financial institutions to decrease the risk of a cyberattack compromising customer data and interrupting normal banking services. The Sheltered Harbor ecosystem comprises participating institutions (U.S. banks, credit unions, brokerages, asset managers), national trade associations, solution providers and service providers dedicated to enhancing the stability and cyber resilience of the financial sector.
Speaker Bio:
Jim combines his computer science degree and experience with over a decade as a practicing attorney, helping customers to better understand cybersecurity requirements and best practices, from regulatory and legal concerns to the technical details. Today his practice focuses mainly on ransomware and destructive attacks, and combating their impact with our Cyber Recovery Solution. Jim has been the driving force behind Dell’s relationship with the Sheltered Harbor initiative and serves on its Joint Steering Committee, and is a long-time participant in the Sedona Conference working groups on electronic information and cybersecurity and privacy.
Session 2:
Digital Health Passes, Blockchain and Cyber
Speaker:
Eric Piscini, Global VP Payer and Emerging Business Networks, IBM Watson
Abstract:
Opportunities and challenges to develop and implement digital health passes and their ecosystem. How blockchain and other mechanisms are put to use in delivering data integrity, confidentiality, authentication, privacy and availability for various digital certificate solutions such as a Excelsior pass in the state of New York
Speaker Bio:
Eric Piscini is Global VP for Payer and Emerging Business Networks at IBM Watson Health where he leads a multi-disciplinary and global team to develop new business platforms and networks based on the latest innovative technologies including blockchain, artificial intelligence, industry analytics and hybrid clouds. Under Eric’s leadership, IBM Watson Health launched many products including Digital Health Pass, a new way for individuals to demonstrate their health status.
Before joining IBM, Eric was the Chief Executive Officer of Citizens Reserve, a blockchain technology startup providing a revolutionary global supply chain solution across industries. Citizens Reserve is leading the SUKU project, building Supply Chain as-a-service ecosystem on blockchain.
From 2013 to 2018, Eric was the global blockchain leader for Deloitte Consulting and the co-lead of the global blockchain and digital assets team, launching and growing a global team of 1200 members. As part of his global function, Eric developed blockchain strategies and solutions for his clients, created a large ecosystem of large and small partners and led teams to bring blockchain technologies to reality.
Eric regularly speaks and writes on the business of innovation, blockchain and emerging networks. He has been interviewed in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Bloomberg, Fortune, Forbes, Off the chain podcast, American Banker and CoinDesk.
He earned a Masters in Computer Science from University of Paris VI, France and a Masters in Economics from Cergy-Pontoise, France.
