The Seattle CyberRisk Leadership Exchange organized by the Cybersecurity Collaboration Forum, held in Bellevue, Washington on Wednesday, May 3, explored more than a dozen topics in enterprise cybersecurity, including how to deal with artificial intelligence, countering new nation-state threats and how to find the right technology partners.
About 125 CISOs, CIOs, risk-management leaders and other cybersecurity and risk professionals from the Pacific Northwest gathered at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue to attend four keynote presentations, four lightning talks and seven closed-door boardroom discussions.
Attendees were asked to adhere to the Chatham House Rule to encourage free and open discussion. After the event, participants could share with outsiders what was said at the Leadership Exchange, but could not disclose who said it.
How to handle AI
Generative AI and how to use and secure it was the topic of one keynote as well as a boardroom session. The keynote consisted of a panel discussion among Mary Gardner, CISO of The Greenbrier Companies, a railcar manufacturer in Lake Oswego, Oregon; Vikram Rao, Chief Trust Officer at Salesforce; and Dan Vickery, CISO at Precision Castparts, an…
