The NTSC CISO Roundtable provides a unique high-level forum where CISOs engage directly with policy makers. Our focus is on practical legislative and policy outcomes that enhance national security while supporting enterprise security and resilience at scale.
Welcome reception and badge collection.
For more than two decades, the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) system has served as a foundational coordination mechanism for cybersecurity programs worldwide. Today, that foundation is under strain. Questions of governance, funding, trust, and global legitimacy have placed CVE at an inflection point with real implications for government missions, critical infrastructure, and the private sector.
This session examines the challenges confronting the CVE ecosystem and discusses the respective roles of the U.S. government and private sector in stabilizing a resilient path forward.
Provides a comprehensive laydown of current Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) initiatives and the evolving threat landscape. The discussion will pivot to critical preparations for PRC 2027—what CISA is doing to prepare national defenses and what private sector CISOs should be doing now to align their enterprise strategies.
White House Principal Deputy Assistant National Cyber Director for Policy will discuss the Trump Administration’s cybersecurity priorities, the importance of public-private sector collaboration, and how this Administration is defending cyberspace for all Americans.
Summary of takeaways for the NTSC Policy Committee and next steps for DC engagement.
This is an invitation-only event for CISOs and senior cybersecurity policy stakeholders. The NTSC Mid-Atlantic CISO Policy Roundtable serves as part of our mission to provide a platform for CISOs to discuss and advocate for beneficial legislative and regulatory cybersecurity policies.