Cyber security conference for leaders, technologists and entrepreneurs

March 24-26, 2019 ■ Hyatt Regency, Tulsa, Oklahoma

Tulsa Cyber Summit 2019 welcomes information executives, system administrators, and cyber security innovators for three days of exploration into the latest cyber security challenges and strategies, with special focus on the finance, energy, healthcare and transportation sectors.

The event features an elite group of top-tier speakers, including former CIA director John Brennan. Other keynotes include Aanchal Gupta, director of security at Facebook; Daniel C. Holtzman, an international authority on cyber security safety, security engineering, supply chain risk management and more; Kim Keever, senior vice president & CISO at Cox Communications; and Pascal Millaire, CEO of CyberCube.

The event will end with the launch meeting of The University of Tulsa Cyber Security Consortium, a joint-industry partnership driven by members’ research and development needs. Tulsa Cyber Summit 2019 registrants will have an opportunity to submit proposals in advance to help set the meeting’s agenda.

LEADERSHIP TRACK TOPICS■ Cyber Crime & Incident Response■ Governance■ Education & Training■ Cyber Insurance

TECHNOLOGY TRACK TOPICS■ FinTech■ Malware■ Deception Platforms■ AI & Machine Learning for

Cyber Security■ IoT Security

SECTOR PANELS■ Finance■ Energy■ Health care■ Transportation

ADDITIONAL SEMINAR TRACKS AND DISCUSSION PANELS

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Tulsa Cyber Summit 2019 Speakers

John Brennan is a national security expert with nearly four decades of experience, culminating in his tenure as director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) from 2013 to 2017. Previously a

deputy national security advisor and assistant to President Barack Obama for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism, Brennan teaches audiences how to think about and respond to global events, terrorism and cybersecurity concerns. Brennan’s presentations offer an insider’s look at the shifting global landscape and reveal what it takes to remain an effective player in business while keeping pace with the alarming proliferation of cyber threats.

Aanchal Gupta is director of security at Facebook. Her global team assesses and mitigates security risks across services including Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, Oculus and WhatsApp.

Her team also is responsible for the security of Facebook’s corporate infrastructure. Gupta previously was chief information security officer at Microsoft for Skype and Skype for Business and led Yahoo’s Global Identity team, contributing to authentication and authorization open standards such as OpenID and OAuth.

Daniel C. Holtzman is an internationally recognized authority on cyber security, program protection planning, security engineering, supply chain risk management, mission/system

assurance and resiliency. His work in large-scale systems engineering and high-assurance weapon systems has supported the U.S. Department of Defense, NATO, public and private industry and federally funded research and development centers. He currently serves the United States Air Force as Highly Qualified Expert, Cyber Technical Director at Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts.

Kim Keever is chief information security officer (CISO) and senior vice president of security and technology services for Cox Communications in Atlanta. Her team is responsible for all aspects of information security for

the organization; product, technology and operations center of excellence for analytics; and technology people programs. Since joining Cox, she has built a security team well respected by the industry that is currently in its fourth year of reducing security risk. She previously served as vice president of information security and controls for Coca-Cola Refreshments and CISO for the Bottling Investments Group. Keever’s background also includes eight years as the CIO and executive team member for Invesco Retirement Plan Services.

Pascal Millaire is the CEO of CyberCube, a Symantec Ventures company that provides data-driven cyber underwriting and aggregation management analytics to the global insurance industry. Millaire previously

was vice president at Symantec, where he oversaw cyber insurance product development and insurance security partnerships. He also was president of an Internet of Things technology company and spent seven years at McKinsey, where he advised clients in the insurance industry.

EVENT REGISTRATION$199 per person early bird registration (through 1/31/19) ■ $250 per person registration ■ $75 per person student registration

Leadership Track $15,000

Technology Track $15,000

Exclusive branding for each Track: on podium and at lecture space entrance ✔ ✔

Sponsor presents company overview to attendees at all Track sessions and introduces speakers ✔ ✔

Exhibit space ✔ ✔

Sponsor recognition on the conference website, in the exhibit area and in designated print materials ✔ ✔

Complimentary registrations 8 8

SPONSORSHIP LEVELS

BenefitsTrack Sponsors

(10 available)$2,500

Exhibit space ✔

Exhibit sponsor recognition on the conference website, in the exhibit area and in designated print materials ✔

Complimentary registrations 2

BenefitsExhibit Sponsors

Monday or Tuesday Plenary Session

$7,500

Monday or Tuesday Breakfast Session

$5,000

Sponsor presents company overview to attendees and introduces speakers ✔ ✔

Exhibit space ✔ ✔

Sponsor recognition on the conference website, in the exhibit area and in designated print materials ✔ ✔

Complimentary registrations 6 4

BenefitsSession Sponsors

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$10,000

Exclusive branding at reception ✔

Sponsor presents company overview to attendees at the networking reception and introduces speakers ✔

Exhibit space ✔

Networking sponsor recognition on the conference website, in the exhibit area and in designated print materials ✔

Complimentary registrations 8

BenefitsNetworking Reception Sponsor

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Tulsa, Oklahoma, a hub of cyber activityLocated in the heartland of northeastern Oklahoma, Tulsa is a center of surprisingly vibrant tech and cultural scenes. The downtown arts district is a colorful swath of restaurants, brewpubs and bars, boutiques and arts venues, including the Woody Guthrie Center and outdoor performances at Guthrie Green. A few minutes south of downtown is the Gathering Place, a brand new 66-acre, $465 million public park recently featured in The New York Times. Other areas of interest include the Brookside district, Cherry Street and the antiques shops and Riverwalk in the nearby suburb of Jenks.

Tulsa Cyber Summit SponsorsThe George Kaiser Family Foundation is focused on developing and supporting programs that creatively address problems in the community. The University of Tulsa has long been recognized as a national leader in cyber security education and research and was an early member of the NSF Federal Cyber Service initiative (CyberCorps). Together, GKFF and TU’s Tandy School of Computer Science are working to solve cyber security challenges and to develop Tulsa’s tech expertise.

Pitch CompetitionAre you a developer/innovator with a promising cyber security idea and the drive to turn it into a marketable product or service? Would your project benefit from a one-year paid tech residency with housing and incubator space provided? If so, submit your idea for our pitch competition. Finalists will earn a

spot to pitch their ideas to a panel of Tulsa entrepreneurs, philanthropists and cyber security experts. The winner will receive a one-year stipend, a paid downtown apartment and office space at 36 Degrees North, Tulsa’s downtown innovation basecamp. Application deadline: January 1.

The University of Tulsa Cyber Security Consortium MembershipThe summit will conclude with the launch meeting of The University of Tulsa Cyber Security Consortium. This group will become an ongoing research and development collaboration, driven by the needs of its members and working in partnership with The University of Tulsa’s Institute for Information Security. Consortium membership is paid, with dues going to support a mutually agreed annual program of work.

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