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In this webcast, panelists share highlights of our June cybersecurity board summit and delve further into cybersecurity risk governance.
Join the EY Center for Board Matters for another episode in our webcast series, Better Questions for Boards, which is designed to provide directors with insights and questions to consider as they engage with management and stakeholders on a variety of complex boardroom issues. This episode builds upon our April Better Questions for Boards webcast on cybersecurity oversight and our June cybersecurity board summit, which included Fortune 500 corporate directors, executives and regulators.
The cyber threat is dynamic and continuous. As a director, it’s not necessary to be highly technical in order to understand cybersecurity risk, but you should learn enough to ask thoughtful questions and make sure that management’s answers are complete and clear, giving you the information you need to effectively oversee the related business risks. Our webcasts and takeaways can help you with your cybersecurity risk oversight role.
Our panelists intend to share highlights of our June cybersecurity board summit and delve further into cybersecurity risk governance. The panel, moderated by Steve Klemash, Americas Leader of the EY Center for Board Matters, includes:
- Larry Clinton, President and CEO, Internet Security Alliance
- Kris Lovejoy, Founder and CEO, BluVector, Inc. (former IBM CISO and General Manager of the IBM Security Services Division)
- Tim Ryan, US Cyber Investigations Leader, EY, and former Special Agent for the FBI, where he supervised the largest FBI cyber squad in the US
- Don Vieira, Partner, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP