Participants

IT, security and engineering executives, managers and professionals; security-minded TV
executives, managers and professionals.

Confidentiality

All CBR participants must sign a confidentiality agreement. Chatham House Rules will be enforced.

Agenda Highlights

Incident Response Simulation

An interactive exercise in which attendees break into groups to play the roles of CISO, CEO, CTO, CMO, chief legal officer and others as they react, in real time, to a security breach. Who makes the decisions about what to turn off and when? Will the company pay ransom? How do you handle communications with the user base? How do you respond to press inquiries? Teams will experience the high pressure and oversight from key stakeholders.

Securing the Production Environment

The IT / security leaders of major television technology vendors talk about securing television workflow and production operations on premises and in the cloud.

Ten Steps for Reducing Risk in 2019

From training staffs on new behaviors to managing identities and setting up firewalls and other protection: What are the most important steps a broadcaster can take to secure workflow? Regardless of how mature your security strategy is or how deep your budget goes, this panel will provide important advice for large and small organizations.

Ten Industry Best Practices

IT and security leaders outline best practices for television companies of all sizes.

Managing Security in the Cloud

Leading cloud specialists discuss managing assets, provisioning access, providing redundancy and other issues.

Communicating With the C-Suite

IT and security leaders address the basics of planning and budgeting for a security strategy, then selling it to corporate leaders and keeping the board informed.

Private Information Exchanges

Back by popular demand, private information exchanges permit security and IT leaders to safely exchange information in a highly secure environment.