Den Jones
Chief Security Office, Banyan Security
Sarah Tenisi
Founder and CEO, TenisiTech
Mike Hanley
Chief Security Officer, GitHub
Chase Cunningham
Chief Strategy Officer, Ericom
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Building Your IT/Security Career by Taking Risks
So often, IT and Security professionals are focused on eliminating risk. However, as a career path, perhaps you should embrace it. Join our panel of accomplished IT and Security pros who have made taking risks an integral part of their careers. Sarah started her own business, Chase left the Analyst community for the private sector, Mike went from a startup to a F100 enterprise, and Den left the world of big enterprise to join a startup. Learn how these leaders advanced their careers treading non-traditional paths, and how you can too.
Viewers will takeaway:
- An understanding of why advancing your career is not at odds with advancing the goals of the business
- Why focusing on business outcomes is critical – even when you are a technology/security practitioner
- The importance of using technology you already own to achieve outcomes (vs. buying a shiny new object)
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is for you if…
You are a security leader trying balance advancing your career and ensuring the security of your organization.
You are a security leader looking to establish your strategy and priority for achieving desired security outcomes.
You are looking for advice on how to establish your career as a security leader and make a significant impact on your organization, beyond the security function.
Note: The IDSA is an approved (ISC)2 CPE Submitter Partner. To receive CPE credits, submit the viewing certificate to (ISC)2 or submit your information. Make sure to check out our other identity-centric security webinars from leading identity and security experts.
The Panelists
Den Jones
Chief Security Office, Banyan Security
Den is currently the Chief Security Office at Banyan Security. Den most recently served as Senior Director of Enterprise Security at Cisco, and prior to that as the Director of Enterprise Security at Adobe. Under his management, Den’s teams delivered proactive enterprise-wide security services as well as customer-facing Directory and Authentication platforms. Den is a well-respected member of the security industry community. He serves on the Customer Advisory Board for Identity Defined Security Alliance and is a member of Microsoft’s Cyber Security Council.
Sarah Tenisi
Founder and CEO, TenisiTech
Founder and CEO of TenisiTech, Sarah Tenisi spent 15 years in enterprise environments at Adobe and WageWorks, focused on developing IT services and IT integration work for acquisitions. She then started TenisiTech in 2012. TenisiTech’s mission is to keep customers safe and productive by tackling the complicated problems and providing stellar IT services and IT leadership. Sarah received her B.S. in MIS (Management Information Systems) from Santa Clara University.
Mike Hanley
Chief Security Officer, GitHub
Mike is the Chief Security Officer at GitHub. Prior to GitHub, he was the Vice President of Security at Duo Security, where he built and led the security research, development, and operations functions. After Duo’s acquisition by Cisco, he led the transformation of Cisco’s cloud security framework and later served as CISO for the company. When not talking about security at GitHub, he can be found enjoying Ann Arbor, MI with his wife and seven kids.
Chase Cunningham
Chief Strategy Officer, Ericom
Dr. Chase Cunningham, aka the Doctor of Zero Trust, is a recipient of Security magazine’s Most Influential People in Security and is currently Ericom’s chief strategy officer. In this role, he shapes the company’s strategic vision, road map and key partnerships. Dr. Cunningham previously served as vice president and principal analyst at Forrester Research, providing strategic guidance on Zero Trust, artificial intelligence, machine learning and security architecture design for security leaders around the globe. Prior to Forrester, as chief of cryptologic technologies, NSA, he directed all research and development of cyber entities to assess threat vectors, network forensics, and methodologies of nefarious cyber actors across the intelligence enterprise.
