Ice Miller senior cybersecurity advisor Chetrice Romero is speaking at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Corporate Security Symposia (CSS) on October 8 in Indianapolis, Indiana.

About CSS:

Regional Corporate Security Symposia (CSS) are events designed to foster collaboration between public and private sector partners by addressing current and emerging security threats relevant to specific regions. These symposia serve as a platform to disseminate the latest threat information and generate discussions on pressing national security issues, such as economic security, cybersecurity, counterintelligence threats, terrorism threats to the homeland, infrastructure protection, and information sharing.

Each event attracts hundreds of attendees, including private sector security executives, federal, state, and local government representatives, first responders, and other homeland security personnel. The symposia provide opportunities to build new relationships and strengthen existing partnerships, promoting collective efforts to mitigate threats. Topics and speakers are tailored to the needs of the regional audience, ensuring relevance and engagement.

Topics to Be Covered:

The Indianapolis Corporate Security Symposium will feature speakers from the Department of Homeland Security, Federal Bureau of Investigation, other U.S. Government entities, state, and local agencies, as well as the private sector. Speakers at this day-long event will address a wide range of homeland security topics including Executive Protection: Corporate Security for Organizational Resilience; AI and the Financial Threat; Mass Gatherings and Infrastructure Security; Drones, Threats, and TSA: Counter-UAS Strategies; The Power of Collaboration; Corporate Crisis Management and Recovery: Insider Threat Indicators; and a Case Study.