ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Even with preparation, a C-suite tech leader may have to adapt in the moment to meet security threats. Bad actors, by nature, do not play by the rules. In the AI era, the rules have certainly changed on both sides, and who knows what will happen once quantum computing becomes readily available. So how do CTOs and CIOs handle threats or near-misses? Do post-action reports lead to real calls to action?
Panelists:
Zach Lewis, CIO at the University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis
Brian Alvey, Chief Technology Officer, WordPress VIP
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