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Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Securing AI systems, detecting threats, and mitigating AI-driven risks.
Identifying and mitigating AI-generated media threats and misinformation.
Arnav Khorana of Palo Alto Networks, Prithvi Raju Alluri of Darwinbox, Rishi Rajpal of Concentrix, and Vinay Jain of ICICI Lombard discuss AI-driven attacks, autonomous security agents and hybrid human-AI threat hunting.
Matt Cerny, Murad Dikeidek, Rick Doten, Neal Dennis, Lisa Bazis and Edward Higgins discuss emerging AI threats, agentic AI attacks, governance committee structures and defensive AI implementation.
Jacob Combs of Tandem Diabetes Care explores AI defense strategies, emerging AI risk mitigation and quantum-resistant architecture transitions for medical device security programs.
Michael Schwab outlines AI governance frameworks for government entities, covering data accountability, human-in-the-loop requirements and executive support for enterprise AI programs.
Craig Seidler examines how generative AI transforms ransomware tactics through deepfake social engineering, polymorphic malware and AI agent hijacking for sophisticated attacks.
Ramzi Naouali explores security-by-design principles, human-centric AI approaches and policy frameworks balancing innovation with regulatory compliance in healthcare AI implementation.
Mark Brosseau shares real-world experiences implementing reinforcement learning AI for industrial control, covering practical strategies, cybersecurity considerations and future implications.
Joshua Hunter of Information Security Forum, Gianclaudio Moresi of Forbo Group, Yannis Soupionis of MDPI and Tim Sattler of Jungheinrich discuss complex threat vectors, intelligence sharing and AI applications.
Patrick Siffert of Checkmarx examines AI's dual impact on application security - from developer efficiency to automated threats, vulnerabilities, and why English is becoming the most dangerous programming language.
Frank Lange of Anomali discusses how generative AI transforms SOC capabilities from reactive incident response to proactive threat hunting, optimizing SIEM performance and addressing response speed challenges.
Gil Levonai of Hunters and Morten Østergaard of The Berner Group discuss practical AI implementation in SOCs, automation, transparency, and balancing AI benefits with human oversight and analyst development.
Deidre Marais explores how AI is reshaping cybersecurity roles across Africa, discussing upskilling strategies and regulatory frameworks needed to protect both security and professional livelihoods in an AI-driven landscape.
Mojalefa Mofammere of Assupol and Corradino Corradi of MTN examine the AI arms race in cybersecurity, exploring how defensive AI can counter offensive AI threats while assessing strategic and ethical implications.
Renaldo Jack of Globeleq and Grant Hughes of GVW Group cut through vendor hype around AI-driven zero trust, discussing architecture alignment requirements and the balance between AI autonomy and human oversight.
Karan Agarwal of DeHaat reveals practical strategies for turning disruption into competitive advantage, creating network effects through pilots, and aligning stakeholder ROI with transformation investments.
Aman Mehra of Sify Technologies addresses CIO priorities for AI adoption, covering simplified high-performance AI foundations, scalable deployment strategies and data sovereignty frameworks.
Sachin Dutta of Canara HSBC Life Insurance explores moving beyond AI hype to real outcomes, covering strategy-crafting capabilities that predict customer behavior, data fabric solutions and scaling customer experience.
Hilal Khan, Rajeev Batra, Kamal Karnatak and Nitendra Rajput discuss AI governance for bias detection, human-AI operating models, and ethical frameworks for protecting against internal risks and external threats in enterprises.
Atul Govil, Saurabh Gupta, Harnath Babu, Ankur Jhingran and Neeti Wahi discuss AI transformations, governance, integration and legacy systems.
Pranesh Babu Khyatasandra outlines how enterprises can progress along the AI maturity spectrum, prioritize customer and efficiency outcomes, and simplify adoption with the right infrastructure and ecosystem.
Shivani Rai Gupta, Arvind Sivaramakrishnan, Siva Adhikarla, Raman Srinivasan and Saraswathi Ramachandra explore measuring AI impact beyond traditional ROI across retail, healthcare and technology sectors.
Prakhyath Hegde, Shweta Shandilya and Venkat Raman discuss bridging the gap between boardroom AI ambitions and technical realities while establishing shared ownership and governance frameworks.
Bhargab Dutta, Shashi Kiran and Soumya Datta explore workforce transformation strategies, from leadership enablement to shop floor interfaces, while measuring long-term ROI beyond efficiency gains.
Venkat Mangudi, Harini Sudersan and Vijay Raaghavan examine regulatory complexity, interdisciplinary collaboration and transforming compliance requirements into competitive market advantages.
Damian Stephenson examines the dramatic shift from AI skepticism to adoption, exploring strategic transformation approaches across the AI capability spectrum.
Bhavit Bhatt maps organizations across the AI maturity spectrum and shares strategies for building simplified, high-performance AI foundations with cloud-agnostic platforms.
Viloo Williams, Deepak Sharma, Dipu KV and Hasit Trivedi discuss managing bias and discrimination risks while implementing transparency in AI-driven personalization.
Rakesh Bhardwaj discusses building data-first strategies, transitioning from project to product management, and democratizing data capabilities across organizations.
Mohit Agarwal and Pankaj Bhargava explore supplier risk assessment platforms, demand sensing capabilities and traceability systems for volatile supply chains.
Sekhar Nagasundaram of Elevance Health demonstrates how to balance AI innovation with risk management while establishing governance frameworks for secure AI adoption.
Wendy Willner of Google Cloud demonstrates how autonomous AI agents revolutionize SOC operations by creating custom investigation plans and executing dynamic searches.
Sharat Ganesh of WitnessAI reveals how intent-based classification systems replace traditional DLP approaches, providing network-level visibility and real-time governance for AI data interactions.
Truman Kain and Aimee Simpsonof Huntress expose how criminals weaponize AI for deepfakes and voice cloning while revealing defensive strategies to stay ahead of evolving threats.
Bharath Nagaraj of Cohesity transforms backup systems into active intelligence platforms, using AI to detect ransomware patterns and unlock historical data for strategic insights.
Clinton Herget of Snyk outlines AI Trust Ops as the next evolution beyond DevSecOps, addressing novel vulnerabilities in AI-native development and agentic applications.
Matt Fangman of SailPoint addresses the emerging challenge of governing AI agents and machine identities that operate beyond traditional access controls and security oversight.
Devvret Rishi of Rubrik provides blueprints for production-ready gen AI architectures that balance security, performance and cost through fine-tuned models and governance frameworks.
Dr. Amiruddin Abdul Wahab of Cybersecurity Malaysia explores strategic human-AI interaction in cybersecurity operations and real-world threat detection applications.
Varun Shrivastava of UBS, Armani Ibrahim of DeepAI and Darren Grayson Chng of Electrolux discuss leveraging agentic AI for threat simulation, managing AI bias risks and balancing automation with human intuition.
Sudhir Tiku of KEENFINITY Group shares governance frameworks for multi-agent AI ecosystems, regulatory expectations and building interdisciplinary teams for responsible AI development.
Steven J. Davis of Data Center Association of the Philippines explores the country's digital infrastructure transformation, cybersecurity's role in digital growth and AI innovation positioning in APAC.
Vrijesh Pandey and Daryl Pereira discuss how offensive AI transforms threat landscapes and how defensive AI accelerates detection, in addition to strategic implications of AI vs. AI security paradigms.
Mohd Hanapi Bisri of Petra Energy Berhad and Leng Wee of Seatrium share insights on AI-powered application risks, making AI ubiquitous for cyber resiliency and redefining cybersecurity with AI integration.
Kunal Sehgal of Security Decoded and Akmal Nizam Abdul Halim of LTAT explore using AI to modernize IT operations, building quantum resilience and aligning IT strategies for quantum threat readiness.
Stuart Frost, Jose Soares and Alexander Ermakovich explore AI-human collaboration, governance frameworks and managing executive expectations in cyber defense.
Kshitija Joshi, Kam Karaji and Priyanka Dank discuss building AI steering groups, implementing bias detection frameworks and creating scalable compliance toolkits under EU AI Act.
Thom Schiltmans of Signify discusses building AI governance frameworks, managing AI tool sprawl, maintaining regulatory compliance and securing AI-enabled OT environments using zero trust.
Tomvie Ozi of Access Bank Gambia shares insights on building hybrid security operations with AI automation, overcoming cultural barriers, and moving from reactive to predictive capabilities.
Sarah Mathews, Eduardo Luis Arana and Seth Frimpong-Manso discuss global governance frameworks, cross-functional teams and ethical AI implementation.
Kenneth Townsend of Ingredion explores how AI-driven leadership balances business innovation with data governance, operational efficiency and responsible security practices.
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