Vienna,
VA
(February
15,
2023)
–
The
Retail
and
Hospitality
Information
Sharing
and
Analysis
Center
(RH-ISAC)
is
now
accepting
speaker
submissions
for
the
2023
RH-ISAC
Cyber
Intelligence
Summit.
The
event,
which
is
the
premier
conference
for
retail
and
hospitality
cybersecurity
professionals,
will
bring
together
experts
from
across
the
industry
to
discuss
the
latest
threats
and
solutions
in
the
field.
The
conference
will
focus
on
the
challenges
facing
the
retail
and
hospitality
industries
in
the
face
of
an
ever-increasing
number
of
cyber
threats,
and
it
will
provide
a
platform
for
attendees
to
learn
from
the
best
and
brightest
in
the
field.
RH-ISAC
invites
industry
leaders,
experts,
and
innovators
to
submit
proposals
for
presentations
and
panel
discussions
that
cover
topics
such
as
threat
intelligence,
incident
response,
risk
management,
and
security
operations.
The
goal
of
the
RH-ISAC
Summit
is
to
provide
attendees
with
actionable
insights,
practical
solutions,
and
meaningful
connections
that
can
help
them
better
protect
their
organizations
and
customers
from
cyber
threats.
“We’re
thrilled
to
once
again
bring
together
the
brightest
minds
in
retail
and
hospitality
cybersecurity
for
our
annual
summit,”
said
RH-ISAC
President
Suzie
Squier.
“The
call
for
speakers
is
a
critical
component
of
the
event,
and
we’re
excited
to
hear
from
experts
who
can
share
their
knowledge
and
experiences
with
our
community.”
The
RH-ISAC
Cyber
Intelligence
Summit
will
take
place
October
2–4
in
Dallas,
Texas.
To
submit
a
speaker
proposal,
visit
https://rhisac.org/events/call-for-presentations/.
The
deadline
for
submissions
is
May
5.
For
more
information
about
the
RH-ISAC
Cyber
Intelligence
Summit,
visit
https://summit.rhisac.org/.
ABOUT
RH-ISAC
The
Retail
&
Hospitality
Information
Sharing
and
Analysis
Center
(RH-ISAC)
is
the
sector’s
operational
community
for
sector-specific
cybersecurity
information
and
intelligence
sharing
and
collaboration.
As
such,
the
RH-ISAC
not
only
connects
and
serves
its
members,italso seeks to
partner
collaboratively
with
all
trade
associations
in
the
sector
to
support
security
development
and
maturity
with
the
goal
of
building
better
security
for
the
retail,
hospitality,
and
travel
industries
through
partnership
and
collaboration.
For
more
information,
visit
www.rhisac.org.
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