Recorded (2 Hour Event) on Tuesday, August 27, 2019

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Overview:

While GDPR and CCPA have been the focus for most professionals, legislation is not all about PII. Over the past year there have been numerous pieces of legislation and regulation drafted, which has been missed by most of us. With controls on export, technology use, IoT, consumer device security, and other things looming this is your chance to see what's going on.

Moderator/Speaker:

Mathieu Gorge, Vigitrust

Mathieu Gorge is an established authority on IT security, risk management, and compliance with more than 15 years’ experience in Europe, Australia, and the United States. Mathieu is a PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry-Data Security Standard) and data expert. Mathieu is also President of the France Ireland Chamber of Commerce in Dublin, Ireland. In 2014, he was appointed French Trade Foreign Advisor by the French government— [Conseiller du Commerce Extérieur de la France.] Mathieu is in high demand as a speaker at global security conferences, such as RSA, ISSA, ENISA & ISACA. He also works closely with the PCI Council in the United States and European Union.

Speakers:

Ross Nodurft, Senior Director of Cybersecurity Services, Venable

Ross Nodurft counsels clients on issues related to risk management, government policy standards and regulatory compliance, and incident management. Having served as principal of Risk Management and Government Solutions at a digital identity and cybersecurity firm and chief of the Office of Management and Budget's (OMB) Cyber Team in the White House overseeing federal government
cybersecurity policy and federal agency incident response, Ross has significant experience on advising clients on how to navigate issues at the nexus of homeland security, technology, and cybersecurity policy.

Ross has served as a legislative director for a U.S. House of Representatives member, where he managed voting for all of the economic, defense, and homeland security policy; wrote, edited, and introduced legislation focused on information sharing liability protection and critical infrastructure development; and developed the strategy for the introduction, debate, and adoption of all legislative priorities. He was also a senior policy advisor for a U.S. senator, where he negotiated inclusion of legislative language in both appropriation and authorization bills focused on homeland security, technology, and economic policy; built strong relationships with the Departments of Commerce and Homeland Security while advocating on behalf of large and small ISPs for internet and data security reforms; and, in collaboration with Homeland Security Appropriations staff, helped to craft key policy decisions, including the inclusion of full funding for cyber education. 

Harley Geiger, Director of Public Policy, Rapid7

Harley Geiger is Director of Public Policy at Rapid7, where he leads the company's policy engagement on cybersecurity, encryption, computer crime, exports, and digital trade issues. Prior to working a Rapid7, Geiger was Advocacy Director at the Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT), where he worked on issues related to government surveillance, privacy and computer crime. Prior to that, Geiger was Senior Legislative Counsel for U.S. Representative Zoe Lofgren of California, serving as lead staffer for technology policy. Geiger is an attorney and is CIPP/US certified.