Cyber Security Summit 2016 is drawing leaders from around the world to Bloomington this week. It brings together people from the private and public sectors, from the Department of Homeland Security to Security tech company Symantec.
Conference organizer say their goal is to anticipate security attacks and strategize how to prevent, protect and respond to cyber attacks.
“It’s no longer need to know, it’s a need to share information so we can prevent and respond effectively against the many threats that are out there,” UnitedHealth Group’s Elizabeth Stevens said.
Tuesday’s agenda included a debate on privacy vs. security, a keynote address on cyber attacks by the numbers, a discussion on how to respond to a breach, a session on protecting the homeland, and an interactive table top exercise. For the full article click here
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