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Guest: Renée DiResta, Research Manager, Stanford Internet Observatory Renée di Resta is a pioneer in the study of disinformation, and through her research at the Stanford Internet Observatory and regular contributions to The Atlantic Monthly she has made her voice heard on the harms of amplified…

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Guest: Josephine Wolff, The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy For anyone interested in understanding cybersecurity insurance, Josephine Wolff is the premier global expert on the issue. And cyberinsurance is a tricky market. “We’re all relying on the same infrastructure or the same fairly small …
Guest: Marcus Bartram, General Partner at Telstra Ventures Telstra Ventures’ Marcus Bartram understands the growing pains inherent in building a business. Working at high-growth companies early in his career helped him build wisdom and resilience and foster a sense of empathy towards entrepreneurs…
Marcus Bartram, General Partner, Telstra Ventures Telstra Ventures’ Marcus Bartram understands the growing pains inherent in building a business. Working at high-growth companies early in his career helped him build wisdom and resilience and foster a sense of empathy towards entrepreneurs. As a ve…
Rob Hornbuckle, Chief Information Security Officer, Allegiant Airways. Years before he became Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Allegiant Airways, Rob Hornbuckle studied acting and worked as a bartender – lessons that served him well as a four-time CISO. He understands business, he unde…
Guest: Juliette Kayyem, Faculty chair of the Homeland Security and Security and Global Health Projects at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government Juliette Kayyem wants you to fail safer when disaster inevitably strikes. A former assistant secretary of homeland security, Harvard professor, and contr…
The confusion between fortune, chance, and luck speaks to the fact that most people aren’t fully aware of how much control they have over their own fate. If you look closely though, you will see lots of ways to increase your luck. The key is understanding that luck is rarely a lightning strike— iso…
How are leading companies and organizations adopting a threat-informed defense? Join Chris Kissel, Research Director, International Data Corporation (IDC)'s Security & Trust Products Group, Russ Nolan, Security Engineer, Stripe and Stephan Chenette, Co-Founder and CTO, AttackIQ. Speakers: Chri…
MITRE’s Jonathan Broadbent and Dr. Christina Liaghati discuss AI Threats & Vulnerabilities, real-world observations, demonstrations from ML red teams and security groups, and the state of the possible from academic research and MITRE ATLAS, the Adversarial Threat Landscape for AI Systems, a col…
As the security industry has matured over the last decade, businesses now invest in the most advanced security technologies to stop attacks, from endpoint detection to next generation firewalls to micro-segmentation. The problem is that companies overemphasize technology procurement at the expense …
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