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August 20-21, 2024Location: Equarius Hotel Sentosa, Singaporewebsite: https://ciso-sing.coriniumintelligence.com/

Put security at the core of corporate strategy. Join us at CISO Singapore to share insights on governance, risk management, information security program management, and incident management and response. Discover how to align cyber and business strategies from a high-level perspective.

Key Themes & Takeaways:

CISO Leadership: Learn how to make strategic, resilient, and long-term decisions for the security and sustainability of your organization with vision, insights, and attention to detail.
Security Programs: Tailor your program management to your organization and current threat landscape with proper planning, practice, and support.
Governance & Risk: Explore the current risk landscape and enhance governance practices to ensure cyber teams and organizations are ready to tackle both new and old threats with confidence.
Readiness & Response: Equip your entire organization to effectively respond when faced with a breach.
Advanced Security Technology: Gain first-hand knowledge on predictions, real use cases, and revolutionary ideas around advanced technologies like LLMs to harness their power and manage their risks.
The Cybersecurity Agenda: Develop a cybersecurity agenda for your organization to take away ideas and foresight into current and future security planning.

Join us to shape the future of cybersecurity in your organization!

As an EC-Council member, use our discount code for $500 off: CISOSGPAR500

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