Cybersecurity and Fraud Forum

CxO Security Forum began as a response to a common frustration among senior cybersecurity leaders: the way enterprise solutions are marketed, sold, and evaluated is fundamentally broken. What started as a call for change has grown into a trusted community that puts executive practitioners at the center of the conversation. The Forum’s goal is to be a collaboration of associations like ours with supporting government agencies. Sourcing the best topics and brightest ideas from each community, the agenda will focus on succinct presentations and moderated discussions. The Forum is an ideal opportunity for education, mentorship and networking beyond our own Chapter and across the community.

Limited to 150, the Forum will be primarily interesting to management and executives, as it will be focused on more strategic topics (vs detailed workshops or breakout sessions). Agenda themes include:

• Cyber Industry Reset — platform consolidation, vendor fatigue, and where budgets are actually moving
• AI in the Wild — securing copilots, agents, and autonomous systems before they break your environment
• Identity is the New Perimeter — human + machine identity, privilege sprawl, and real-world control gaps
• Real-World Case Files — active investigations and takedowns from FBI, HSI, IRS-CI, USSS, and partners
• Fraud, Deepfakes & Synthetic Identity — the next wave of financial crime powered by AI
• Zero Trust, Revisited — what’s working, what’s failing, and how leaders are operationalizing it
• Exposure Management — from vuln overload to prioritized, measurable risk reduction
• Supply Chain & Third-Party Risk — lessons from breaches that actually caused damage
• Regulation & Liability — SEC rules, AI governance, and what boards are now demanding
• Geopolitics & Cyber Conflict — nation-state activity, critical infrastructure, and spillover risk
• The Modern CISO — board pressure, AI accountability, and leading through constant disruption
• Emerging Threats Roundtable — fast-moving discussion on what’s changing right now (not last quarter)

NJISACA Chapter Members get a special reduced rate of just $25 to participate. Registration includes the full agenda, a hot breakfast and lunch buffet, and access to a host of materials that will be accessible before/during/after the Forum in the CxO Security Forum Online Community Portal. BE SURE to use the discount code ISACA and click “apply” before you check out.