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Forum Overview

The Forum is an annual meeting of senior corporate cybersecurity executives and a select group of specialist advisors. Participants will include: CISOs, CSOs and CIOs from Fortune 500 companies and their in-house counsel, along with outside counsel, cybersecurity consultants and academics.

 

Using candid, seminar-style discussions, the goal of the Forum is to provide an opportunity for everyone to share experiences and perspectives, and collectively ‘raise the water table’ on effective management in this field.

2027 Steering Committee

This elite group, comprised of experts in the field, personally nominates all invitees and develops the Agenda, which forms the basis of our discussions.

Committee Chair

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Lisa J. Sotto
Partner Hunton New York, NY

Partner

New York, NY

Committee Members

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Travis Berent
Director for Security Business Strategy Microsoft Corporation Washington, D.C.

Director for Security Business Strategy

Washington, D.C.

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Elizabeth Cookson
Senior Director of Incident Response Coveware, Inc. Washington, D.C.

Senior Director of Incident Response

Washington, D.C.

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Lauren Heyndrickx
Chief Information Security Officer and Head of Global Infrastructure Qnity Washington, D.C.

Chief Information Security Officer and Head of Global Infrastructure

Washington, D.C.

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Shee Shee Jin
Data Security Counsel RELX Washington, D.C.

Data Security Counsel

Washington, D.C.

Shee Shee is Data Security Counsel at RELX, parent company of LexisNexis Legal & Professional, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Elsevier, and RX Global Exhibitions. She advises and her team supports the businesses on a range of global security matters including incident response, compliance, contracts, training and awareness, data governance, customer and vendor due diligence, internal and external audits, and threat intelligence. Shee Shee was previously senior counsel at a cybersecurity startup and at Mastercard and before that started her legal career at Hogan Lovells in Washington, DC.

Shee Shee is Data Security Counsel at RELX, parent company of LexisNexis Legal & Professional, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Elsevier, and RX Global Exhibitions. She advises and her team supports the businesses on a range of global security matters including incident response, compliance, contracts, training and awareness, data governance, customer and vendor due diligence, internal and external audits, and threat intelligence. Shee Shee was previously senior counsel at a cybersecurity startup and at Mastercard and before that started her legal career at Hogan Lovells in Washington, DC.

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Brian Lichter
Managing Director, Cyber & Data Resilience Kroll Washington, D.C.

Managing Director, Cyber & Data Resilience

Washington, D.C.

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Douglas H. Meal
Adjunct Professor of Cybersecurity Litigation Boston College Law School Boston, MA

Adjunct Professor of Cybersecurity Litigation

Boston, MA

Doug Meal is currently an Adjunct Professor of Cybersecurity Litigation at Cleveland State University College of Law and Boston College Law School. He is also a member of the AAA’s National Roster of Arbitrators and in that capacity regularly serves as an arbitrator in complex business and commercial disputes.  During his long career as a practicing trial lawyer, he defended numerous clients targeted by litigation and government investigations stemming from major privacy and cybersecurity incidents. Based on that work, Chambers USA named Doug as the first-ever “Band 1” litigator in the Privacy and Data Security category, describing him as being “regarded by market sources as the leading privacy litigator in the USA” and “the dean of the data breach litigation Bar." Doug’s many private-practice successes included leading the team that prevailed in the closely watched LabMD v. FTC litigation, convincing the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit to become the first court ever to overturn a cybersecurity enforcement action by the FTC. Doug has been recognized seven times as one of The Cybersecurity Docket’s Incident Response 40 — a list of the top 40 incident response lawyers in the United States. He is also a six-time Law360 Privacy MVP.

Doug Meal is currently an Adjunct Professor of Cybersecurity Litigation at Cleveland State University College of Law and Boston College Law School. He is also a member of the AAA’s National Roster of Arbitrators and in that capacity regularly serves as an arbitrator in complex business and commercial disputes.  During his long career as a practicing trial lawyer, he defended numerous clients targeted by litigation and government investigations stemming from major privacy and cybersecurity incidents. Based on that work, Chambers USA named Doug as the first-ever “Band 1” litigator in the Privacy and Data Security category, describing him as being “regarded by market sources as the leading privacy litigator in the USA” and “the dean of the data breach litigation Bar." Doug’s many private-practice successes included leading the team that prevailed in the closely watched LabMD v. FTC litigation, convincing the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit to become the first court ever to overturn a cybersecurity enforcement action by the FTC. Doug has been recognized seven times as one of The Cybersecurity Docket’s Incident Response 40 — a list of the top 40 incident response lawyers in the United States. He is also a six-time Law360 Privacy MVP.

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Christopher D. Porter
Chief Information Security Officer Booz Allen Hamilton Washington, D.C.

Chief Information Security Officer

Washington, D.C.

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Bruce Sarkisian
Senior Legal Counsel, Privacy The Coca-Cola Company Atlanta, GA

Senior Legal Counsel, Privacy

Atlanta, GA

Bruce Sarkisian joined The Coca-Cola Company March 2019. In his role, he provides privacy and cybersecurity-related legal advice to the corporate functions of the Company, as well as Coca-Cola’s operating units in the Americas.   Prior to joining The Coca-Cola Company, Bruce served as Assistant General Counsel, Global Privacy and Data Protection, at Equifax. Before moving in-house to Equifax, Bruce counseled large corporate clients in privacy and technology matters at Alston & Bird in Atlanta.   Bruce holds a bachelor’s degree in American Studies from Stanford University and a master’s degree in Journalism from Columbia University. He earned a law degree from Georgia State University in 2010. Prior to and while attending law school, Bruce was a contracts management and negotiations professional at IBM in New York and Atlanta.

Bruce Sarkisian joined The Coca-Cola Company March 2019. In his role, he provides privacy and cybersecurity-related legal advice to the corporate functions of the Company, as well as Coca-Cola’s operating units in the Americas.   Prior to joining The Coca-Cola Company, Bruce served as Assistant General Counsel, Global Privacy and Data Protection, at Equifax. Before moving in-house to Equifax, Bruce counseled large corporate clients in privacy and technology matters at Alston & Bird in Atlanta.   Bruce holds a bachelor’s degree in American Studies from Stanford University and a master’s degree in Journalism from Columbia University. He earned a law degree from Georgia State University in 2010. Prior to and while attending law school, Bruce was a contracts management and negotiations professional at IBM in New York and Atlanta.

Forum Director

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Brenna Knought
Senior Forum Director Cambridge Forums Inc. Toronto, ON

Senior Forum Director

Toronto, ON

Brenna joins Cambridge Forums with 20 years of experience in events, fundraising, and development. She has spent most of her career in the music industry, working for the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, overseeing the planning of high-profile events like the JUNO awards. Most recently, she launched a successful national advocacy campaign for the live music sector resulting in significant relief funding from the federal government. 

 

Her early career involved raising funds and executing events for non-profit organizations and foundations, including the University of Toronto and the Ireland Fund of Canada. Brenna looks forward to her role as Forum Director to blend her experience and passion for bringing people together and fostering meaningful connections. 

 

She is a mother of two, a fitness enthusiast, and is best known for her sense of humour.
 

Brenna joins Cambridge Forums with 20 years of experience in events, fundraising, and development. She has spent most of her career in the music industry, working for the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, overseeing the planning of high-profile events like the JUNO awards. Most recently, she launched a successful national advocacy campaign for the live music sector resulting in significant relief funding from the federal government. 

 

Her early career involved raising funds and executing events for non-profit organizations and foundations, including the University of Toronto and the Ireland Fund of Canada. Brenna looks forward to her role as Forum Director to blend her experience and passion for bringing people together and fostering meaningful connections. 

 

She is a mother of two, a fitness enthusiast, and is best known for her sense of humour.
 

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Charlyne dePass
Senior Forum & Event Coordinator Cambridge Forums Inc. Toronto, ON

Senior Forum & Event Coordinator

Toronto, ON

Charlyne holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications from Wilfrid Laurier University and a Diploma in Event Marketing from George Brown College. Over the years, she has successfully planned and executed a wide range of corporate and social events, gaining expertise in creating memorable and seamless experiences. Charlyne is passionate about fostering meaningful connections and making a lasting impact through her work. As a Forum & Event Coordinator, she brings this passion to life by curating engaging events that inspire and connect people.

 

Outside of work, Charlyne enjoys staying active by taking fitness classes, indulging in great food, and cherishing time with family and friends. She is always on the lookout for new experiences to enrich both her professional and personal life, continuously striving for growth and creativity.

Charlyne holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications from Wilfrid Laurier University and a Diploma in Event Marketing from George Brown College. Over the years, she has successfully planned and executed a wide range of corporate and social events, gaining expertise in creating memorable and seamless experiences. Charlyne is passionate about fostering meaningful connections and making a lasting impact through her work. As a Forum & Event Coordinator, she brings this passion to life by curating engaging events that inspire and connect people.

 

Outside of work, Charlyne enjoys staying active by taking fitness classes, indulging in great food, and cherishing time with family and friends. She is always on the lookout for new experiences to enrich both her professional and personal life, continuously striving for growth and creativity.

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