10.50 a.m : "EMERGING CYBER THREATS & HOW TO ADDRESS THEM" - Lecture Presentation by Mr. LARRY CLINTON
11.30 a.m : Interactive Session with Mr. LARRY CLINTON
12.15 p.m : Concluding remarks by Mr. Suresh Ramasubramanian, IBM
12.20 p.m : Vote of thanks
12.30 p.m. : Conclusion
Briefly about the speaker
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Mr. LARRY CLINTON
Mr. Larry Clinton is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Internet Security Alliance (ISA). ISA is a multi-sector trade association with membership from virtually every one of the designated
critical industry sectors. The mission of the ISA is to combine advanced technology with economics and public policy to create a sustainable system of cyber security.
Mr. Clinton is known for his ability to take the complicated issues in
this space and explain them clearly to a wide range of audiences: professional, policy makers and the general public. He has been featured in mass media such as USA Today, the PBS News Hour, the Morning Show on CBS, Fox News, CNN’s Situation Room, C-SPAN, and CNBC. He has also authored numerous professional journal articles on cyber security. This year he has published articles in the Cutter IT Journal, the Journal of Strategic Security and the Journal of Software Technology.
Mr. Clinton is regularly called upon to testify before both the U.S. House and Senate. In 2008, ISA published its Cyber Security “Social Contract,” which is both the first and last source cited in the
Executive Summary of President Obama’s “Cyberspace Policy Review” . This report also cited more than a dozen of
ISA’s white papers – far more than any other source. Recently, these ISA documents were also the inspiration for many of the recommendations in the House Republican Cyber Security Task Force Report.
The ISA’s pro-market, incentives-based approach to cyber security, rather than regulation, is outlined in its numerous publications, including the ISA Cyber Security Social Contract and Financial Management of Cyber Security series, which were written by the ISA Board of Directors and edited by Mr. Clinton.