Featured Speakers
Andy Brown, CEO Sand Hill East and Board member of Zscaler and Everpure (Pure Storage)
Rick Orloff, CISO, Everpure (Pure Storage)
Arvind Parthasarathi, Founder & CEO, CYGNVS
Nick Qureshi, Ciscogurus
Cyber incidents used to unfold like a fire in one building. You could see where the smoke was coming from, assemble the right people, and focus the response.
AI is changing that model.
AI is giving threat actors speed, scale, and adaptability. The arrival of frontier systems like Mythos has made the issue more urgent and critical by showing how quickly AI can surface and accelerate breaches.
For organizations, this dramatically changes the meaning of incident response – especially major incidents that impact the business and involve teams outside IT and Security like executives, legal, risk, compliance as well as external providers like outside counsel and forensics firms.
Historically organizations focused on prevention and hoping never to have a major incident. In this new world, the question is no longer whether you are going to have a major incident (you are!) but what if you had a new major incident every quarter; or having to deal with multiple major incidents at the same time.
Join a practical discussion on how to rethink incident response in a world of major incidents galore.
