Protecting our election infrastructure is crucial, yet security is lacking. Meaningful change starts with the spark of a great idea. I am looking forward to listening to all the excellent concepts for election security at the upcoming event in Sacramento CA. As India is now in the midst of having 900+ million people vote, we too need to figure a way to leverage digital tools for our democracy in a secure, private, trustworthy, and attestable way.
The call to innovators is going out. Are you the information security solution provider with a mind-blowing idea? Do you think you have what it takes to make the American election systems secure again? Present your cybersecurity concept or come listen to those who are inspired to innovate.
I am humbled to be on such a great judging panel:
- Louis Stewart, chief innovation officer for the city of Sacramento
- Wendy Curl, vice president of the Sacramento Valley Chapter of the Information Security Systems Association
- Malcolm Harkins, chief of Security and Trust for Cylance
- Mari Heiser, distinguished engineer and CTO/NA Cloud for IBM Security
- Michael Reese, chief information security officer for DSA Technologies
- Matthew Rosenquist, cybersecurity strategist for Intel and one of Linkedin’s Top 10 Tech Voices 2018
Event information here: https://inteligenca.lpages.co/make-america-secure-again/
