Lunch and Learn @ Maggiano's - February 20, 2025

Software supply chain attacks are rising, and organizations must be prepared to defend against hidden vulnerabilities in third-party software, open-source dependencies, and cloud-based development pipelines.  Join us for an engaging panel discussion where industry experts will uncover real-world challenges, emerging threats, and actionable strategies to secure the software supply chain. Learn how to implement proactive security measures, navigate industry standards, and strengthen resilience against evolving risks.

, CISO at Blackberry

Christine is a dedicated cybersecurity executive with over 20 years of experience in both information and product security. Currently serving as the Chief Information Security Officer for Cybersecurity at BlackBerry.
Additionally, she is a known expert in the security of the software supply chain and has a proven track record in security business transformation, building high-performing security teams, and designing and delivering security strategies that protect organizations and their highly security-conscious customers from evolving cyber threats. She is a known bridge-builder, silo breaker, and collaborator within the C-suite executive team prioritizing security as an operational imperative that delivers tangible value.
She passionately serves and mentors women in technology around the globe, is a known collaborator with several high-assurance enterprise organizations and government agencies to create and support industry-led security strategies, and is a regular expert resource and keynote speaker, panel moderator, and notable media outlet contributor.
Christine holds several security certifications and has earned a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology and a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration Management from Western Governors University.

, Chief Trust Officer (CTrO) at ReversingLabsBio:

A cybersecurity leader with 20+ years of experience, specializing in security strategy, product security, and risk governance. Actively contributes to CISO communities, industry research, and cybersecurity advocacy through advisory roles and speaking engagements.

Please Note:

• Registration is required prior to the event - seats are limited!
• Cash is not accepted at the event
• You must be a member of the Cybersecurity Industry to attend

Host or Publisher North Texas ISSA