Doors open at 9 a.m. at the David and Joan Traitel Building at Hoover Institution, Stanford University
Stanford has partnered with leading universities around the country to bring you the 2022 Ivy+ Cybersecurity & Privacy Festival, equipped with diverse perspectives and subject matter experts that will prepare you to recognize and defend against the latest cybersecurity threats.
All Stanford University, Stanford Medicine, and the broader higher education communities are invited.
Photos by Leah Chan, Stanley Lui, and Charles Viloria
Welcoming Remarks
Amy Steagall
Chief Information Security Officer, Stanford University IT
Virtual Opening Remarks
Condoleezza Rice
66th Secretary of State and Director of the Hoover Institution
Cyber Threat Landscape
Scott Hellman
Supervisory Special Agent, The FBI San Francisco Division
New Hardware Mechanism for Preventing Memory Corruption Attacks
Dan Boneh
Cryptography Professor, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, Stanford University
Enterprise Risk Management in the Modern Age: The Cyber Threat Landscape
MK Palmore
Director, Office of the CISO, Google Cloud
Panel Discussion: Security Perspective from the Cloud
Todd Ferris
Chief Technology Officer, Research and Education, Stanford Medicine
Erwin Lopez
Chief Information Security Officer, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
Rob Maclay
Chief Information Security Officer, Stanford Children’s Health
Mike Mucha
Chief Information Security Officer, Stanford Health Care
Jean-Raymond Pierre
Sr. Enterprise Architect, Stanford Health Care
Amy Steagall
Chief Information Security Officer, Stanford University
Closing Remarks/Raffle
Amy Steagall
Chief Information Security Officer, Stanford University IT
Welcoming Remarks
Amy Steagall
Chief Information Security Officer, Stanford University IT
Welcoming PETs on Campus: Leave your furry friends at home, we’re talking Privacy Enhancing Technologies
Gretchen Ruck
Senior Managing Director, Ankura Consulting
The Modern Attack Landscape and its Implications for Higher Education
Andrew Scott
Strategic Threat Intel Advisor – Public Sector, CrowdStrike, Inc.
What’s New in Identity and Security with Apple Products?
Kelli Conlin
Apple Security
Two Sides of the Information Risk Coin - Safeguarding Security and Privacy in a Digital World
Allison Henry
Chief Information Security Officer, University of California, Berkeley
Scott Seaborn
Campus Privacy Officer, University of California, Berkeley
PrivSec: The New Frontier
Michael Tran Duff
Chief Information Security and Data Privacy Officer, Harvard University
An Overview of Cloud Security
Priyanka Vergadia
Staff Developer Advocate, Google
Running or planning to run Your research workloads on AWS? Join us in this session to learn about our "Shared Responsibility Model" – how AWS, Stanford, and You have to work together to ensure Your workload is secured. We will discuss AWS account setup, default security guardrails and compliance with Stanford policies, common threat scenarios, your responsibilities, tools to secure your research, get notified, and take action in response to security incidents. No prior AWS experience is necessary.
Cloud Hero brings users together to learn and engage in friendly hands-on competition in a gamified lab environment in Google Cloud Skills Boost. In this game, learners will stretch their muscles on Cloud IAM, practice how to secure VM instances using VPC Network and Firewall rules, Cloud Security Scanner, as well as some advanced features of Google Cloud Security. The Google Cloud team will announce winners and awards at the end of the game.
Start Date: October 26, 6 a.m. PT | End Date: October 27, 1 p.m. PT
Join our debrief workshop on October 27: 2 p.m. PT (Meet & chat with the designers and get a walk-through of each challenge)
Are you ready to put your hacking skills to the test? This year, we are bringing back our Capture the Flag (CTF) competition!
Winners and prizes will be awarded at 1 p.m. on Oct. 27 at the start of the workshop debrief and also on our main cyberfest.stanford.edu page.
Whether you are a seasoned CTF player or just curious about cyber security and ethical hacking, we want you to join us. Sign up to expand your skill set, meet new friends in the security community, and talk to the pros that designed the game.
Bay Area CSO Council ❖ Harvard University ❖ Stanford Graduate School of Business ❖ Stanford Graduate School of Education
Stanford Land, Building and Real Estate ❖ Stanford Libraries ❖ Stanford Management Company ❖ Stanford Office of the Chief Risk Officer
Stanford Residential & Dining Enterprises ❖ Stanford School of Engineering ❖ Stanford Health Care
Stanford School of Humanities and Science ❖ Stanford University Dean of Research
Stanford Redwood City Media Production Studio ❖ Stanford University IT