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This session will focus on the importance of international interoperability of cybersecurity standards and frameworks for policy, regulation, and legislative development. Through the adoption of a shared starting point for developing national cyber frameworks, countries can develop these policies and regulations in a way that allows for more seamless deployment and use of cybersecurity practices across countries.  This helps businesses across sectors to offer the latest solutions to markets across the world and allows countries to more easily take advantage of the digitization of services across sectors.  Additionally, this consistency better enables companies to integrate into security supply chains. In addition to discussing these themes at a high level, this session will highlight why ISO/IEC 27110 can serve as the shared starting point for cyber frameworks internationally. 
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Tuesday, May 25 • 8:45am - 9:45am
International Cybersecurity Risk Management: Promoting Interoperability through Standards and Frameworks

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This session will focus on the importance of international interoperability of cybersecurity frameworks that underpin national cybersecurity policy, regulation, and legislative development. Though the adoption of a shared starting point for developing national cyber frameworks, countries can develop these policies and regulations in a way that allows for the seamless deployment of cybersecurity best practices across countries.  This helps businesses across sectors to offer the latest solutions to markets across the world and allows countries to quickly take advantage of secure offerings afforded by the digitization of services across sectors.  Additionally, this consistency better enables companies to integrate into security supply chains. In addition to discussing these themes at a high level, this session will highlight why ISO/IEC 27103 is best placed to serve as the shared starting point for cyber frameworks internationally.
Moderators
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John Banghart

Senior Director for Cybersecurity Services, Venable LLP
John Banghart leverages his significant federal government and private sector experience in cybersecurity to navigate issues related to risk management, government policy, standards and regulatory compliance, and incident management. He has successfully led efforts to address significant... Read More →

Speakers
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Ita O'Farrell

National Cyber Security Centre (Ireland)
Ita O’Farrell has over 30 years experience in IT/Engineering in both the Public and Private sector. She has worked as a Senior Systems Architect, Risk and Compliance Specialist and Data Scientist and currently works in the Irish NCSC with responsibility for overseeing the compliance... Read More →
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Amy Mahn

International Policy Specialist; Program Coordinator for the Cybersecurity Framework, NIST
Ms. Amy Mahn is an international policy specialist in the Applied Cybersecurity Division at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), an agency within the U.S. Department of Commerce. Amy is also a Program Coordinator for the Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure... Read More →
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Mihoko Matsubara

Chief Cybersecurity Strategist, NTT Corporation
Mihoko Matsubara is Chief Cybersecurity Strategist, NTT Corporation, Tokyo, being responsible for cybersecurity thought leadership. She previously worked at the Japanese Ministry of Defense before her MA at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in Washington DC... Read More →

Tuesday May 25, 2021 8:45am - 9:45am EDT

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