C4 Technical Services CISO Roundtable
CyberGuard: Defending Against Crypto Chaos and Ransomware Risks
Thursday, September 12th starting at 6pm
The Capitol Grille, Minneapolis, MN
Cryptocurrency and the risks associated with ransomware are significant concerns in the digital world today. Join us for an intimate executive roundtable moderated by David Duccini, who will guide the conversation on the latest trends and challenges leaders face today. This will be an extraordinary evening where cybersecurity excellence meets executive camaraderie. The Executive Roundtable Dinner for CISOs offers an immersive experience into the future of cybersecurity leadership.
Responsible for Software and Security Architecture.
David is on a dozen patents for Blockchain Technology with Wells Fargo and wrote his own unique crypto currency called 2GIVE that had a market cap worth over 20 MILLION USD. David has been an active member of Bitcointalk.org since 2011, with status listed as Legendary. Additional experience includes founding an Internet Service Provider (ISP) that acquired seven competitors before a merger and a successful exit.
David is a unique expert with a breadth of experience as a software security architect, successful tech entrepreneur, AND visionary with extensive practical experience in Regulated Financial Technology, Blockchain, Smart Documents, and Cryptocurrency. Neck Deep in Blockchain & Fintech for 10+ years, Software for 25+ years.
What You Can Expect
Expert Moderation
by David Duccini
In-depth
Discussions
Please note: All participants will be required to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) to ensure privacy and confidentiality of discussions.
Actionable
Insights
Networking
Opportunities
The Agenda
Welcome and Drinks
6:00pm - 6:30pm
Roundtable Discussion
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Closing Remarks and Networking
8:00pm - 9:00pm
Reserve Your Seat for an Evening Dedicated to Shaping the Future of Cybersecurity.
Special Notes
We value the privacy and confidentiality of all discussions held during our CISO roundtable events. To ensure all participants can freely share information, insights, and experiences, we require all attendees to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) prior to the event.