8:30 am - 9:00 am

Coffee & Pastries (Sponsored by Eaton & Peabody)

9:00 am

Welcome: Leigh Saufley, Dean
Keynote: U.S. Senator Angus King

9:45 am - 10:00 am

Break

10:00 am - 11:25 am

Domestic and International Cybercrimes

Panel chair:
Evan Wolff, Partner - Crowell Moring

Speakers:        
Rob Knake, Office of the National Cyber Director
Ginny Lee, Director, Legal, Security Business Group - Cisco

• What is law enforcement seeing now and predicting for the future?
• What are the areas of criminal law available to law enforcement?
• Are there industries that are of greater interest than others – what is government doing to focus on them / assist and support them? What should they be doing for themselves (more on this in the next panel)?
• What resources are available to victims?

11:25 am - 11:35 pm

Break

11:35 am - 1:00 pm

Critical Infrastructure: Managing Cybersecurity Risk

Panel Chair:
Peter Guffin, Partner – Pierce Atwood

Speakers:
Scott Mahoney, General Counsel/Corporate Secretary - Avangrid
Neha Mudalgikar, Head of Cyber Controls -  TD Bank
Laura O’Hanlon, General Dynamics Bath Iron Works Corporation

• What falls under the definition of “critical infrastructure”? What major cyber threats do such industries face today?
•  What heightened regulatory obligations apply? Are there adequate frameworks and other tools businesses can use to manage cybersecurity risk?  How do they navigate shortcomings?
• Should there be more government regulation, oversight and/or support in this area?   If so, what would you recommend?
• What is the role, if any, of state and local government in supporting businesses with managing cybersecurity risk?

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Lunch Break

2:00 pm - 3:30 pm        

Cyber Solutions: Building the Team to Prepare and Respond to Incidents

Panel chair:
Stephenie Handler, Director, Cybersecurity Strategy – McKinsey & Co.

Speakers:
Rachel Baylis, Associate General Counsel - Capital One
Anthony Ferrante, Global Head of Cybersecurity – FTI Consulting
Harriet Pearson, Partner - Hogan Lovells

• What are tips and guidelines for building an internal team to prevent / respond to cyber incidents
• Workforce challenges are significant these days – where can cyber teams find talent / how do you train-up from within?
• When and how should firms involve outside counsel in addressing cyber risks prior to an incident? What’s their highest and best use in case of a breach?

 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm     

Wrap-up

Rita Heimes, Senior Privacy Fellow, Maine Law
This session will summarize the key points of the day and offer a final opportunity for comments and questions from the audience.