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We are excited to share with you news about our upcoming Software & Supply Chain Assurance (SSCA) Virtual Event!
Tell your friends, please mark your calendars, and join us on Wednesday, June 16th at 11 am. eastern time. The SSCA operates under Chatham House rules, there is no cost to participate, and the event is open to the public.
To register and learn more about the SSCA, please go to:
https://csrc.nist.gov/Projects/cyber-supply-chain-risk-management/ssca
Our two sessions feature speakers from the Health Sector and the Energy Sector. While each sector has their own unique characteristics and challenges, many of the cyber-supply chain risk management and software and hardware assurance practices, tools, and security controls are cross-cutting in nature and can be applied by any organization. We hope you can join us to learn about some of the great work occurring in these two sectors. We will close out the event by providing a brief update on NIST’s efforts related to Executive Order 14028.
First Session: Health Sector Coordinating Committee C-SCRM Guidance and Initiatives
Speakers:
Chris van Schijndel, Cybersecurity Director for Global Supply, Johnson & Johnson & Co-chair of the Health Sector Coordinating Council Sub-Group for Supply Chain
Vish Gadgil - Subject Matter Expert and Co-chair of the Health Sector Coordinating Council Sub-group for Supply Chain
Abstract: The co-chairs of the HSCC Sub-group for supply chain will discuss their second release of the Health Industry Cybersecurity Supply Chain Risk Management Guide (HIC-SCRiM), targeted at smaller and mid-sized health organizations. They will also describe several C-SCRM related initiatives currently underway.
Second Session: Department of Energy Cyber Discovery Programs
Speaker:
Cheri Caddy, Senior Advisor, Cybersecurity, Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security and Emergency Response (CESER), Department of Energy
Abstract: The Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security & Emergency Response will describe DOE’s programs for working with operational technology manufacturers and energy sector asset owners to discover, mitigate, and engineer out cyber vulnerabilities in digital components in Energy Sector critical supply chains.
Brief update on NIST’s efforts related to Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity (14028)
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