The State of Washington hosted the first ever Governor’s Summit on Cyber Security and Privacy, convening an audience of public and private sector executives and policy leaders. This invitation only summit provided an open forum for the discussion of the latest cyber security and privacy issues, threats, and responses. This event provided be opportunities for discussion on how to best engage resources to ensure economic resiliency and infrastructure security in an increasingly complex and diverse threatscape. Organized by the Washington State Office of the Governor and the Washington State Office of Cyber Security, a division of Washington Technology Solutions (WaTech), the summit featured presentations from federal, state and private sector cyber security and privacy leaders.
"Together we will meet the challenges of cyber security and privacy head-on, through greater collaboration and public policy that keeps pace with the latest cyber threats."
– Governor Jay Inslee, State of Washington
Tuesday, January 5 |
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8:00 am Pacific |
Registration and BreakfastGreat Room Prefunction |
8:30 am Pacific |
Opening RemarksGreat Room 1Michael Cockrill, Director and Chief Information Officer, Washington Technology Solutions, State of Washington |
8:45 am Pacific |
Opening KeynoteGreat Room 1Dr. Phyllis Schneck, Deputy Under Secretary for Cybersecurity and Communications, National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD), Department of Homeland Security (DHS) |
9:45 am Pacific |
BreakGreat Room Prefunction |
10:00 am Pacific |
General Session: Privacy and Data Security in the Age of Big Data and the Internet of ThingsGreat Room 1Julie Brill, Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission (FTC) |
11:00 am Pacific |
General Session: Shared Situational Awareness and CollaborationGreat Room 1Faye Francy, Executive Director of Aviation, Aviation Information Sharing & Analysis Center (A-ISAC) |
12:00 pm Pacific |
LunchGreat Room 1 |
1:00 pm Pacific |
General Session: Rethinking Our Toolkit: How Regulators and Enforcers Must Innovate to Meet Today's Privacy and Security ChallengesGreat Room 1Travis LeBlanc, Chief, Enforcement Bureau, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) |
2:00 pm Pacific |
Afternoon KeynoteGreat Room 1Brad Smith, President, Microsoft |
3:00 pm Pacific |
BreakGreat Room Prefunction |
3:30 pm Pacific |
General Session: Mitigating Cyber Security Breaches, Risks and CostsGreat Room 1Jenny Menna, Vice President, Cybersecurity Partnership Executive, U.S. Bank |
4:30 pm Pacific |
Closing RemarksGreat Room 1Michael Cockrill, Director and Chief Information Officer, Washington Technology Solutions, State of Washington |
4:40 pm Pacific |
Executive ReceptionGreat Room PrefunctionNetwork with your colleagues and event sponsors. |
Wednesday, January 6 |
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8:00 am Pacific |
Registration and BreakfastGreat Room Prefunction |
8:30 am Pacific |
Opening RemarksGreat Room 1Governor Jay Inslee, State of Washington |
8:50 am Pacific |
General Session: Looking Forward: The 2016 Security LandscapeGreat Room 1Kevin Mandia, President, FireEye, Inc. |
9:45 am Pacific |
BreakGreat Room Prefunction |
10:00 am Pacific |
Roundtable DiscussionsPlanes, Drones, Privacy and Automobiles – The Impact of Technology on PrivacyStudio 1Moderator: Alex Alben, Chief Privacy Officer, State of Washington Industrial Controls: The Impact on Critical InfrastructureStudio 2Moderator: Sean McGurk, Former Director, National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center (NCCIC), U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Combating Destructive Malware - Best Practices and Recovery TechniquesStudio 3Moderator: Mona Magathan, Strategic Intelligence, Information Security Services, U.S. Bank |
11:00 am Pacific |
BreakGreat Room Prefunction |
11:15 am Pacific |
General Session: White House Issues BriefingGreat Room 1R. David Edelman, Special Assistant to the President for Economic and Technology Policy, White House |
11:30 am Pacific |
General Session: Cyber Security and the Counterterrorism LandscapeGreat Room 1Frank Montoya, Jr., Special Agent in Charge, Seattle Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) |
12:15 pm Pacific |
LunchGreat Room 1 |
1:15 pm Pacific |
General Session: Building a Secure and Resilient OrganizationGreat Room 1Brigadier General (retired) Gregory J. Touhill, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Cybersecurity and Communications, U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) |
2:15 pm Pacific |
BreakGreat Room Prefunction |
2:30 pm Pacific |
General Session: The Impact of Privacy on Government OrganizationsGreat Room 1Moderator: Rebecca Friedman, Government Technology magazine Panelists: Alex Alben, Chief Privacy Officer, State of Washington David M. Sarabacha, Global Leader – Resilience Services, Deloitte & Touche LLP Bill Murray, Director of Security Programs, Amazon Web Services |
3:30 pm Pacific |
General Session: The Answer is in the RoomGreat Room 1All participants will be invited to engage in open discussion of opportunities to better collaborate and improve the effectiveness with a special emphasis on preparing for and leveraging topics discussed in previous sessions. Moderator: Randy Guin, Field Solutions Manager, SHI |
4:15 pm Pacific |
Closing RemarksGreat Room 1Michael Cockrill, Director and Chief Information Officer, Washington Technology Solutions, State of Washington |
4:25 pm Pacific |
End of ConferenceConference times, agenda, and speakers are subject to change. |
This is an invitation-only event.
2016 Sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information, contact:
Heather Earney
Government Technology
Phone: (916) 932-1435
E-mail: hearney@govtech.com