Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- One-day conference addressing enterprise risk management, security governance and organizational resilience for large enterprises
- Designed for CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, risk managers and business continuity leaders
- Sessions focus on moving from static risk assessments to intelligence-driven approaches
- Covers risk communication to executives, security metrics and technology risk management
- Attendees can earn 7 CPE, 0.7 CEU, CISSP and 7 PDU credits
About the Event
The Enterprise Risk / Security Management conference brings security and risk professionals together in Chicago (Rosemont/O’Hare), Illinois, for a day of executive-level sessions and networking. The programme draws on lessons learned from experienced security and risk leaders, with content structured around workshops and panel discussions rather than product presentations.
Core Topics
Sessions address the shift from traditional, periodic risk assessments toward proactive, intelligence-driven risk management. Key subject areas include enterprise risk management strategies, cybersecurity and operational risk, security governance and accountability, technology risk (including emerging technologies and dependencies), organizational resilience and business continuity, security metrics and performance indicators, and communicating risk to executives and stakeholders.
Business Challenges Addressed
The conference targets organizations struggling with complex, evolving risk environments where visibility and decision-making are hampered by fragmented approaches. Attendees will explore methods for strengthening governance structures, managing technology and operational risks, improving preparedness for business disruptions and developing meaningful metrics that resonate with senior leadership.
Who Should Attend
The event is designed for security, risk and IT executives in large organizations, including CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, IT and security managers, risk management professionals, business continuity leaders and senior decision-makers. Professionals working in IT, security, risk, compliance and operations departments will find the content relevant to aligning risk management with broader business priorities.