U.S. Cybersecurity Modernization, SBOM Explosions and More

The New Stack Founder, Alex Williams and guest co-host Jim Douglas, CEO, Armory, discuss U.S policy and modern cybersecurity practices with our panel of experts: Tom Bossert, President of Trinity Cyber (and former Homeland Security Advisors to two Presidents) Patrick Hylant, Client Executive, VMware Chenxi Wang, Managing General Partner, Rain Capital What has changed since the Biden Administration's Executive Order to Improve the Nation’s Cybersecurity launched in May 2021? We will also look at how much farther we have to go to reach our goal and identify the key actions that public and private sector organizations can take to rapidly improve their security practices. Jim Douglas, CEO, Armory Mr. Douglas is the chief executive officer of Armory, Inc., the platform of choice for development teams who strive to deploy mission-critical workloads at enterprise scale. Jim is a transformational B2B software executive with substantial global experience scaling companies from start-up to Mid-Cap. He was previously president and chief executive officer of Wind River, president and chief executive officer of CodeGear, president and chief executive officer of ReShape Inc. and held various executive leadership roles at Cadence. Thomas P. Bossert, President, Trinity Cyber Mr. Bossert is the national security analyst for ABC News, and a respected risk management expert. Tom was homeland security advisor to two U.S. Presidents, serving as the nation’s chief risk officer and senior most advisor on cybersecurity, homeland security, counterterrorism, and global health security policy, managing a range of domestic and transnational security issues and consequence management operations. Tom is a senior executive with extensive experience in operational and strategic management roles. He founded and led a management consulting business that supported commercial clients as they assessed and managed multifaceted, complex risk structures and compliance requirements. Patrick Hylan