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The first Annual CAMS Cybersecurity Innovation Symposium (CCIS) was a big success!
We are please to announce that May 11, 2023 is the date of the next CCIS!
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It’s a pretty sure bet that the cybersecurity innovations that protect us in today will not be sufficient to keep us secure in 5 years from now. We must start now to create our secure future.
This conference brings together thought leaders, policy makers, researchers, C-level executives, venture capital, start up leaders, and students to share our visions of what cybersecurity will look like in 5 years, and to discuss what technology, policy, and organizational innovations we need to get us there.
In 2022, participants came from all over the MIT Campus (and other universities) plus from the US government, the CAMS Consortium, the VC community and more to discuss these important questions. There is no better place than the MIT Sloan School of Management to discuss the latest thinking in cybersecurity leadership and management.
June 2, 2022 was the date of our inaugural event. Registrations exceeded expectations, and there was a waitlist for participants. The response from attendees was overwhelmingly positive and the request was made for a follow up symposium in 2023. We heard you. Please plan on joining us in May, 2023 to continuing exploring these, and additional questions. We cannot get to the future we envision if we don’t start now.
Our 2022 event was recorded in these graphic posters:
Keynote with Dmitri Alperovitch
Panel: Visionary Perspectives
Keynote with Stephen Boyer
Panel: Technology Innovations we need to be Secure in Five Years
Panel: Policy Innovations we need to be Secure in Five Years
Panel: Organizational Innovations we need to be Secure in Five Years
Proudly Supported by Donations from:
The 2022 Panelists and Discussion Leaders
Sam King
CEO
Veracode
Dmitri Alperovitch
Co-Founder and Chairman
Silverado Policy Accelerator
Tim Kosiba
CEO
Bracket f. Inc.
Andrew McClure
Partner
Forgepoint Capital
Tim Booher
Vice President
Lockheed Martin
Aithan Shapira
Senior Lecturer
MIT Sloan School
Stephen Boyer
Founder, CTO
BitSight
Andy Ellis
CISO
Orca Security
Elizabeth Royer
Executive Director
Deciphera Pharmaceuticals
Ganesh Pai
Founder and CEO
Uptycs
Danny Weitzner
Principal Research Scientist
MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL)
Lauren Zabierek
Executive Director of the Cyber Project
Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer Center
Brandon Wales
Executive Director
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Keri Pearlson
Executive Director
Cybersecurity at MIT Sloan (CAMS)
Rob Knake
Cyber Director for Budget and Policy
National Security Council
Jill Areson-Perkins
Product Owner/Manager Cybersecurity Awareness and Training
Liberty Mutual Insurance
Roger Grimes
Data-Driven Defense Evangelist
KnowBe4
Una-May O’Reilly
Principal Research Scientist
CSAIL
Stuart Madnick
Professor and Founder of CAMS
CAMS
Michael Siegel
Director
CAMS
Roy Akerman
CO Founder and CEO
Stealth
Dan Schiappa
Chief Product Officer
Artic Wolf
Get Involved
If you are interested in collaborating with CAMS and the CCIS please do not hesitate to reach out. A tiered donation model makes it easy to contribute to our cause, get involved, and provide feedback to the conference’s agenda.
Send us an email here
Leave with Actionable Insights
Practitioners
Will share actionable, applicable information about cyber innovations they are adopting and learn about new technologies they can apply to their organizations.
Researchers
Will align their research with the market to avoid ‘inside-out’ innovation, challenge existing paradigms and shape the future of cyber technology transformation.
Creators
Will speak directly with customers and interested parties to grow and challenge their ideas, creating a product/market fit.
Cybersecurity at MIT Sloan
Contact Us
Professor Stuart Madnick, Director, smadnick@mit.edu
Dr. Michael Siegel, Director, msiegel@mit.edu
Dr. Keri Pearlson, Executive Director, kerip@mit.edu
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