Olivia Rose is the CISO, and VP of IT & Security for Amplitude. Olivia is a proven cybersecurity leader with 20 years experience building, transforming, and optimizing successful cybersecurity programs. Olivia possesses a unique blend of technical, governance, and business acumen and experience, enabling security initiatives to align with the business and demonstrate value. Olivia is frequently requested at speaker events and podcasts, and is regarded as a mentor and thought leader in the industry, and a champion for diversity. Olivia holds numerous IT and security certifications, including CISSP, CISM, CCSK, is an active participating member of several industry groups.

Randal Milch is the Co-Chair of the NYU Center for Cybersecurity, a Distinguished Fellow at the Reiss Center on Law and Security, and a Professor of Practice at NYU School of Law. He serves as the Faculty Co-Director of the MS in Cybersecurity Risk and Strategy Program. Prior to coming to NYU, Milch was the General Counsel and head of public policy at Verizon Communications. At Verizon, Milch chaired the Verizon Executive Security Council, which oversaw information security across all Verizon entities. Milch was responsible for national security matters at Verizon beginning in 2006, and has served as the senior cleared executive at Verizon. Earlier in his career, Milch was a partner in the Washington, DC, office of Donovan Leisure Newton & Irvine. Milch holds a JD from New York University School of Law and a BA from Yale University.

Michael Landewe, Avanan Michael has over two decades of technology startup experience. He began his career selling “IBM compatible” computers from his college dorm and cofounding a regional ISP. After developing space robot control systems at NASA Ames Smart Systems Lab he soon joined as an early employee of a few security startups, most recently ForeScout Technologies. While at ForeScout he was part of the core group that introduced Network Access Control into what was then an intrusion detection company. This became its breakaway product—generating $150M in revenue, becoming #1 in Gartner and Forrester’s industry category and leading to the company’s eventual IPO. Two years ago, this same core group developed a new product—“Cloud Access Control”— but with ForeScout’s blessing, decided to take some funding and start a new company, now called Avanan. Avanan has since become a full-featured, defense-in-depth security solution for the public cloud. Without the need for an agent, VPN or proxy it provides the full stack of data security tools for enterprise SaaS applications like Office365, GoogleDocs, Dropbox and Salesforce. It combines best-of-breed data leakage prevention, malware protection, encryption, anomaly detection and compliance management in a platform that scales to the largest of companies. Out of beta and releasing later this summer, the software is installed in a number pre-release customers across multiple industry verticals.

Mary Chaney is the Director of the Security Operations Center for Johnson & Johnson. Prior to joining J&J, Mary was the Director of Incident and Data Management for GE Capital. Mary is a former Special Agent for the FBI where she investigated Cybercrime and also acted as the Information Systems Security Officer (ISSO) for the Los Angles Field Division. She also held an adjunct professor role at the University of Cincinnati where she assisted with the establishment of there Cybersecurity Certificate program. She holds her CISSP certification, is a graduate of Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio with a B.S.B.A in Information Systems and is a licensed attorney in the State of Texas.

Fireside Chat with Dan Reynolds VP, Chief of Security and Information Architecture Omnicom Media Group Daniel Reynolds has more than 15 years of commercial IT Industry experience and eight years of military computing experience. He has worked for Omnicom Media Group since 2002 in multiple capacities of IT management, security and architecture disciplines. Reynolds' background involves work in government, financial, insurance, manufacturing and advertising business sectors. Reynolds holds the CISSP, CISM, and CISA certifications as well as a host of several other technical certifications. While a senior manager, he still believes in getting in the trenches with his teams providing leadership from the front and direct mentoring. Being hands on and a lead from the front individual contributes to his continued successes.

Carl Herberger is responsible for developing, managing, and increasing the company’s security practice and the primary corporate spokesperson in the Americas. Since 2010, Mr. Herberger has lead Radware’s security business product leadership & growth. A frequent guest of Fox Business News, CNN and Bloomberg Broadcast News, along with numerous NYT, WSJ and Washington Post citations, Mr. Herberger is considered a foremost expert on the problems and solutions surrounding Cyber Attacks. Broadcast Media Interviews CNN’s “The Situation Room”: http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/bestoftv/2013/01/09/exp-tsr-todd-us-bankshacked-iran.cnn.html Fox Business: http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/2083497411001/ Fox Business’ “Markets Now”: http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/2083330491001/iran-behind-bank-attacks/?intcmp=obinsite

"How DevOps Becomes DevOpsSec" All code has security bugs, but how do you ensure your DevOps process is locked down? Bugcrowd will share how to tie security into every aspect of your current DevOps process. We’ll highlight the 4 keys to helping your development team produce safer, more secure code, and why 2015 is the year DevOps becomes DevOpsSec. 4 things you’ll learn: Why DevOps is a double edged sword. How to introduce DevOpsSec with or without DevOps. How a company accelerates their security ROI. The key to decreasing friction between dev and security teams. Eliminating all bugs is close to impossible, but by evolving your current DevOps security practices, you’ll increase the security effectiveness of your developers and build cadence with your security team.

Biometrics for a More Secure, Password-less Experience Bojan Simic is the CTO at Biometric Security platform Hypr Corp. He is responsible for all engineering and technical management of Hypr and has also performed penetration tests, threat modeling, and security code reviews of hundreds of software programs. Bojan has conducted research in the field of web application security, cryptography, and has experience doing developer training on web application best practices, architecture, and security.

Biometrics for a More Secure, Password-less Experience Bojan Simic is the CTO at Biometric Security platform Hypr Corp. He is responsible for all engineering and technical management of Hypr and has also performed penetration tests, threat modeling, and security code reviews of hundreds of software programs. Bojan has conducted research in the field of web application security, cryptography, and has experience doing developer training on web application best practices, architecture, and security.