Nominations schedule

For a decade, the Information Security Executive® (ISE®) Program Series has brought together the top industry leaders from a cross section of industries that include financial services, health care, government, retail, technology, energy, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing and education.  Held on a regional and national basis through out the U.S., the ISE® Program Series is the premier recognition and networking program for security professionals.   

The 2012 ISE® Program Series Schedule is as follows:

March 13, 2012
ISE® Southeast Executive Forum and Awards
Westin Buckhead, Atlanta, GA
Nominations:  November 28 – January 13

June 6, 2012
ISE® Central Executive Forum and Awards
Sheraton Hotel, Dallas, TX
Nominations: January 16 – March 14

August 8, 2012
ISE® West Executive Forum and Awards
Westin St Francis, San Francisco, CA
Nominations: March 12 – May 9

October 4, 2012
ISE® Northeast Executive Forum and Awards
Westin Times Square, New York, NY
Nominations: May 21 – July 13

November 6-7, 2012
ISE® North America Leadership Summit and Awards
Westin Alexandria, Alexandria, VA
Nominations: July 9 – September 7

"The ISE® Program is the epitome of peer learning and networking. You are consistently surrounded by the best of the best security leaders from around the world. The more that I contribute to the group, the more I get out of it because I constantly learn from the best CISOs on what they consider to be the best and most current practices. It’s made me be a better security leader at the companies that I’ve served", said Phil Agcaoili, Chief Information Security Officer, Cox Communications and ISE® Central Award Winner 2009.

“The 2011 ISE® Awards Programs broke previous records and generated many new opportunities for its nominees and participants,” said Marci McCarthy, CEO and president, T.E.N. “The ISE® Programs directly address the need to unite against the growing threat of cyber crime and are designed to open avenues of communication, build bridges to knowledge and broker connections between and among IT and security executives and their firms. The programs function as an idea incubator, provide a channel for research, education and information sharing, speed knowledge transfer: and promote best practices.”