To be an innovator, to be a leader, you have to keep challenging the status quo. You have to keep challenging yesterday’s thoughts
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*(2:05) - Setting the theme for the 2nd half of discussion & introductions *(5:00) - Principle One *(7:29) - Principle Two *(10:54) - Principle Three *(15:05) - Principle Four | *(18:50) - Principle Five *(21:55) - Principle Six *(27:50) - Principle Seven *(29:34) - Principle Eight *(37:16) - Principle Nine *(41:09) - Principle Ten |
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Erick Rudiak is the current SVP and Chief Technology Officer of Northwestern Mutual. Previously, he’s been CISO for Express Scripts and Hewitt Associates. Also, Erick’s a trusted advisor to CEOs, Boards of Directors, executive committees, CIOs, CTOs, CPOs, and GCs. With over twenty years of experience leading high-performing technical and non-technical teams, he’s got an unbelievably strong track record of attracting and developing top talent to succeed in executive roles.
Lamont has more than 20 years of experience in the information security industry, having previously served as vice president of enterprise security for Charter Communications (now Spectrum) and as senior manager for the security and technology services practice at Ernst & Young. Prior to joining Netskope, Lamont was CISO for Vista Equity Partners/Vista Consulting Group. He was responsible for managing the cybersecurity programs and development of cybersecurity talent within the Vista portfolio, which included more than 50 companies. Prior to Vista, Lamont was Information Security Officer for Websense. In that role, he was responsible for developing, maintaining and socializing the company’s internal security program. He was also responsible for working with current and potential customers demonstrating security of the solutions and the connection to the overall security ecosystem.
Jason brings decades of experience building and executing successful strategic security programs to Netskope.
He was previously the chief security and strategy officer for Optiv, developing a comprehensive suite of solutions to help CXO executives enhance their security strategies and accelerate alignment of those strategies with the business. Prior to Optiv, Clark held a leadership role at Websense, where he was a driving force behind the company’s transformation into a provider of critical technology for chief information security officers (CISOs). In a prior role as CISO and vice president of infrastructure for Emerson Electric, Clark significantly decreased the company’s risk by developing and executing a successful security program for 140,000 employees across 1,500 locations. He was previously CISO for The New York Times, and has held security leadership and technical roles at EverBank, BB&T and the U.S. Army.