By Interos
The podcast currently has 22 episodes available.
On this episode of What Lies Beneath, we’re featuring a conversation from Interos’ 2020 summit for the Financial Services Industry (FSI) featuring Richard Haass, President of the Council on Foreign Relations, in conversation with Nick Beim from Venrock.
Richard is the president of the Council on Foreign Relations and one of the leading voices on American foreign policy and the changing nature of the global order. He served in the Pentagon and the State Department, where he was the Director of Policy planning. He’s the author of 14 books on American foreign policy, most recently The World in Disarray and The World: A Brief Introduction.
Building on his decades as a global diplomat and leading voice in American foreign policy, Richard provides a glimpse into the future. Our discussion included:
All guests’ participation in our summit was purely as a public service and is in no way an endorsement of Interos.
On this episode of What Lies Beneath, we’re featuring a conversation from Interos’ 2020 summit for the Financial Services Industry (FSI) featuring Valerie Abend from Accenture and Jason Harrell from DTCC.
How can the financial service industry build greater resiliency in a time of such uncertainty and unprecedented disruption? What are the greatest risks to resilience? In this session Valerie and Jason detail the core considerations that should drive supply chain risk management strategy.
As part of the summit, the panel discussed:
All guests’ participation in our summit was purely as a public service and is in no way an endorsement of Interos.
On this episode of What Lies Beneath, we’re featuring a conversation from Interos’ 2020 summit for the Financial Services Industry (FSI) featuring Meg Anderson from Principal Financial Group, Jim Routh from MassMutual, and Phil Venables from Goldman Sachs, in conversation with Kevin Mandia, CEO of FireEye. With decades of experience in digital risk, they provide lessons learned on how to integrate into C-suite and Board conversations and priorities to help improve enterprise resilience against epic business disruptions.
As part of the summit, the panel discussed:
All guests’ participation in our summit was purely as a public service and is in no way an endorsement of Interos.
On this episode of What Lies Beneath, we’re featuring a conversation from Interos’ 2020 summit for the Financial Services Industry (FSI) featuring Manuel Rios from Fidelity in conversation with EVP of Risk Recon, Pete Kobs. Cyber risk in digital supply chains is widely acknowledged as a major source of disruption to enterprise resilience yet much of it remains hidden deep in enterprise digital supply chains. Pete Kobs and Manny Rios discuss their experience working with assessment and operations managers in enterprises and their suppliers to mitigate those risks.
As part of the summit, Mr Kobs and Mr. Rios discussed:
Both guests’ participation in our summit was purely as a public service and is in no way an endorsement of Interos.
On this episode of What Lies Beneath, we’re featuring a conversation from Interos’ 2020 summit for the Financial Services Industry (FSI) featuring Senator Mark Warner in conversation with investor Ted Schlein. A former investor & venture capitalist, Sen. Warner is intimately familiar with the intersection of business, technology, & government. As a part of his official duties, Sen. Warner serves on the Senate Finance & Banking Committees.
As part of the summit, Mr. Schlein and Sen. Warner discussed:
Sen. Warner’s participation in our summit was purely as a public service and is in no way an endorsement of Interos.
On this episode of What Lies Beneath?, we talk to Edna Conway, Vice President of Global Security, Risk & Compliance for Microsoft Azure. Having served at Cisco for 20 years prior to her time at Microsoft, Edna is a renowned expert in third party risk, and is consistently recognized as one of the most important innovators in the field. She is a recipient of the 2019 Cyber Futurist Award, and we talked all about:
On this episode of What Lies Beneath?, we talk with Trey Herr, & Stewart Scott, co-authors of the recent Atlantic Council report, “Breaking Trust: Shades of Crisis Across an Insecure Software Supply Chain.”
For too long, when people have talked about supply chain security, it’s been all focused on the physical hardware. Where is the physical box? What chips make up that box? Who built it? Where does it live? But the digital supply chain is something that needs to be paid attention to.
Attacks against the digital supply chain can impact nearly any company, but the defense organizations are particularly susceptible to these kinds of attacks. But why is that? Is it similar to the reasons we see for other kinds of supply chain attacks?
Trey & Stewart spend the better part of this episode talking us through their report, and highlighting, among other things:
-Why digital supply chain security is so crucial
-Why defense organizations are especially vulnerable to these attacks
-Untrusted technology, specifically in the 5g space
-Why you can't talk about 5g security without accounting for software security
You can access the Atlantic Council paper here!
COVID has affected every business differently, forcing many to make increasingly difficult decisions, many of which have unintended consequences for cybersecurity.
On this episode of What Lies Beneath?, we talk to Kevin Mandia, the CEO of FireEye. Prior to assuming his current role, Kevin served as FireEye’s President, and before that was the founder and CEO of his own company Mandiant, which rose to national prominence in 2013 after exposing Chinese cyber-espionage. We talk about:
-The top 5 Risks in Cyber right now
-Unique challenges presented by data Storage
-How achievable is the Zero Trust Supply Chain?
-Check out our October 1 Digital Summit here for more from Kevin, along with Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA), Dr. Richard Haass, Jim Routh (MassMutual), and others!
By now you’ve seen it in all the papers, and we’ve been hearing a lot about it from Capitol Hill.
We’re talking all about the release of the Cyber Security Maturity Model Certification, or CMMC. As much as we know about it, there are still a lot of unknowns about how it will all pan out, and the impact that it will have on businesses, specifically on small businesses.
On this episode of What Lies Beneath?, we talk to Angela Dingle, President and CEO of Ex Nihilo Management. Angela is Certified in the Governance of Enterprise Information Technology (CGEIT), has 20+ years of experience in business leadership, cybersecurity, IT governance and risk management, and we talked all about:
-CMMC and the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) as a whole
-CMMC and its impact on women owned small businesses
-How women owned small businesses and 8As can use CMMC certification as a positive
-Looking for more information on how to Cyber secure your enterprise? Check out Angela’s website.
Every time there is an event worldwide that could drive eyeballs, whether it’s a celebrity dying or some sort of fantastical news story, the bad guys are sitting there waiting for a chance to get into your inbox.
With a new identity theft victim every 2 seconds, the worlds of supply chain, internet fraud, and cybercrime are constantly overlapping with one another.
The world is increasingly being driven online and with that comes an untold number of places that criminals can get to us.
Banking, shopping, utilities, mortgage, car payments. It all lives online. So what do you do if someone gets a hold of your passwords?
On this episode of What Lies Beneath, we talk to Ori Eisen, founder & CEO of Trusona, all about:
-Why having a unique password & username may not be enough to keep you safe
-The intersection of supply chain, internet fraud, & cyber crime
-What it was like to have the company purchased by Experian
-How his career has led him to work with an organization fighting child sex trafficking
The podcast currently has 22 episodes available.