Briefing: SEC Cybersecurity Rules for Board Members

What are the new SEC cybersecurity rules for public companies? As a board member, what steps should you take to ensure the board understands the organization’s cyber risk, implements effective cybersecurity governance processes, and is prepared to meet SEC disclosure requirements?

Explore the answers to these questions and more during our live briefing on May 23, 2024, at 2 pm EDT. Our panel includes the former Senior Cybersecurity Advisor to the Chair of the SEC and an executive-level cybersecurity leader and CEO with experience serving on and advising Boards throughout his career. Together, they will discuss:

Board requirements & responsibilities
Understanding potential exposure: Personal and organizational
Building knowledge & processes for effective governance
Engaging management teams & staff
Readiness actions
Q&A

Next Steps

Register for the live event today.
Submit your questions to the presenters.
Learn more about cyber risk oversight as a Board Member.

Presenters

Christopher Hetner | Principal, Board Advisory Solutions

Senior Executive, Board Director, and Cybersecurity Leader recognized for raising cyber risk to the Corporate Board level to protect industries, infrastructures, and economies. Previously served as the Senior Cybersecurity Advisor to the Chair of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission and as Head of Cybersecurity for the Office of Compliance Inspections and Examination at the SEC. Previously held the roles of Global Chief Information Security Officer at GE Capital and Senior Vice President Information Security at Citi.

Howard Hoffmann | Chief Executive Officer

Highly experienced executive, board advisor, and board member. 15+ years of information security and data privacy risk management expertise, complemented by decades of financial, operational, and legal strategy management in the turnaround and restructuring space. Helps leaders visualize and understand cyber risk through sophisticated risk assessment and analysis and provides mitigation guidance to a wide array of organizations, from Fortune 500 companies to small and mid-sized enterprises.