A Peer Driven Experience. Built By CISOs, for CISOs.

Curated by the Twin Cities Leadership Board, a community of local cybersecurity leaders who help shape the event experience.

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Dinner Topic

 

Crypto-Agility in Practice: Navigating the Road to Post-Quantum Security

While the timeline for quantum computing remains uncertain, the need for organizations to prepare is becoming increasingly clear. For CISOs, the challenge is determining where to begin, how to prioritize risk, and what a realistic roadmap toward quantum readiness should look like.

 

This session will explore the strategic importance of cryptographic asset discovery, crypto agility, and understanding dependencies across third-party ecosystems.

 

We'll examine how security leaders can navigate uncertainty, overcome organizational and technological challenges, and establish a practical approach to preparing for a post-quantum future. The conversation will focus on what CISOs should be doing today to build readiness without losing sight of competing business and security priorities.

Discussion Leaders

Jonathan May
Jonathan May
Information Security
Mortenson
Justin Heyl
Justin Heyl
Board Member
ISSA

Agenda

Join us for an exclusive reception celebrating the CyberRisk Collaborative CISO community, where security leaders come together for an evening of networking, knowledge-sharing, and camaraderie. Connect with fellow CISOs, security executives, and industry experts in a relaxed atmosphere while discussing the latest challenges and innovations in cybersecurity. Enjoy refreshments, engage in thought-provoking conversations, and strengthen relationships with peers who understand the complexities of protecting today’s digital landscape.

Each dinner begins with opening remarks and a briefing from a featured CISO or cybersecurity leader. This short session sets the stage for the evening, offering timely insights or a leadership perspective to spark thought and guide discussion. Whether focused on emerging threats, organizational change, or strategic priorities, this briefing is designed to frame the conversation and invite deeper peer engagement throughout the night.

Engage directly with your peers during dinner to share strategies, exchange lessons learned, and explore innovative approaches to safeguarding the business in an ever-changing threat landscape. This is your opportunity to step beyond formal presentations and build meaningful connections through candid conversations in a collaborative setting.

As the dinner concludes, we’ll gather final insights and reflections from our discussions. We will highlight the most impactful ideas shared around the tables, and you will leave with peer-tested strategies and fresh perspectives to take back to your teams, along with new connections to support your ongoing leadership journey.

We will wrap up the evening with continued networking and conversations. Don't miss this additional opportunity to strengthen professional relationships and build new partnerships that will expand your leadership and cybersecurity priorities.

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Sponsorship Opportunities

Partners First. Vendors Second.  Solution providers are important members of every local cybersecurity community.  The Twin Cities Leadership Board and their peers across the country nominate their most trusted partners to participate in boardroom discussions, case-studies, and technology demonstrations.  The result is an environment rich with compelling content, strategic discussions, and trusted relationship building.

  • IAM
  • Zero Trust
  • Cloud
  • Automation
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Risk Management
  • Security Metrics Reporting

For more information, email [email protected].

Our Partners

The CyberRisk Collaborative is proud to be in partnership with some of the industry’s leading organizations in technology, information security, and business leadership If your association is interested in becoming a strategic industry partner with CyberRisk Collaborative, lets talk!

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • CISO developed curriculum focused on best practice sharing
  • Expand your personal network with your community's cybersecurity elite
  • Chatham House Rules applies
  • Earn CPE accreditation

This is a complimentary event.

CISOS, Emerging Executives, and Risk Management Leaders.

As an intimate, executive-level event, attendance is reserved for an organization's most senior cybersecurity executive (CISO or CISO equivalent). To enhance multi-disciplinary problem solving throughout the curriculum, we encourage participation from:

  • CIOs
  • CTOs
  • CPOs
  • Risk, Legal, and Operational Executives
  • Technology, privacy and business executives who are risk-focused and cyber conscious

The event will follow the Chatham House Rule and will not be recorded.

Please notify us of your late arrival so we can prepare ahead of time.

Please contact us with the name, title and email of the person you would like to attend and we will notify you if your substitution request can be accommodated.

This event will comply with all federal, state and local healthcare requirements.

All attendees, speakers, sponsors, volunteers and staff at our conference are required to agree with the following code of conduct. CyberRisk Alliance will enforce this code throughout the conference. CyberRisk Alliance is dedicated to creating a safe, harassment-free environment where participants can comfortably learn and network with their peers as well our speakers, sponsors and staff, therefore, harassment at the 2026 CyberRisk CISO Dinner: Twin Cities is absolutely prohibited. Harassment includes any behavior that a fellow participant would find intimidating, hostile or offensive. This includes, but is not limited to, verbal comments regarding gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion or political beliefs. Sexual or objectifying language, clothing/outfits and/or imagery will also not be tolerated during any part of the conference. Participants who violate these rules may be asked to leave the conference without refund at the discretion of CyberRisk Alliance.

Have Additional Questions?

Please reach out to [email protected] or to your community cultivator, Todd Bratulich at [email protected].