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Cybersecurity Strategy is a Math Problem: How OSINT Holds the Answers Every CISO Seeks
Kevin JacksonDone
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Hack the Human Layer: Using Behavioral Psychology to Build Stronger Cybersecurity
Dustin SachsDone
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Lightning Talks (Backslash, Safetica, IANS, & Unosecur)Done
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Lunch
Done
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The $400K Tool That Solved Nothing: Tool Consolidation
Adrian SalasDone
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You're Not the Boss of Them: Securing Customer Identity When You Don't Own the Product
Eve MalerDone
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From IOC to ROI: Turning CTI Into Boardroom Intelligence
Byron CollieDone
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The SOCratic Method to Choose Your Best-Fit Effective SIEM
Alex HurtadoDone
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Winds of Change: How Cyber Risk Quantification Is Broken
Teresa SuarezDone
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Finance Called. They Want to Know Why GPT-5 Has a Bigger Monthly Than Dave in Sales
Rock LambrosDone
Why Business Impact Analyses (BIAs) are Both Misunderstood and a Must-Have for CISOs
Location: Wise Guys Comedy Club
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8/3/26, 1:25 PM
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8/3/26, 1:50 PM
(America/Los_Angeles)
(25 minutes)
Matt Stamper
Matt Stamper
For many, BIAs are the tools used by disaster recovery and business continuity teams and are rarely a top priority for CISOs and their security programs. In this discussion, we'll show why BIAs are a CISO's best friend. BIAs highlight sources of enterprise value (which applications, services, and business functions are most important to the organization) and key operating context, including dependencies, related to the same. BIAs can be complicated, detailed, and difficult to complete. They don't need to be. We'll show how a department or business function BIA can be reasonably completed in an hour or two to improve the CISO's understanding of key operating variables for their organization.