Cyber Forum: Threat Intel On Demand

When customers book an Uber or order a Happy Meal, they trust an invisible promise: it will work, and they are safe. Steve Stone explores why protecting that trust demands a proactive, human-centered approach to modern cybersecurity.

Attackers are moving faster and automating more of the attack chain. Join SentinelOne’s Alex Delamotte for a technical look at real-world tradecraft and practical playbooks for defending at machine speed.

Security isn’t a technical problem, it’s a human one. Jayson E. Street recounts how he breached a high-security bank in Beirut using social engineering, then joins Drea London for a candid Q&A on disrupting the attacker process.

When attackers exploit disconnected silos, intelligence has to move at machine speed. Join leaders from Google Threat Intelligence and SentinelOne for a practical discussion on turning frontline intelligence into faster response and lower MTTR.

Once an attacker bypasses MFA and gains access, time is on their side. This session examines a real-world living-off-the-land attack and shows how continuous, expert-led hunting can stop adversaries before they make their first lateral move.

Drawing on the recent ROI of Resilience report, Lynn Dohm, Executive Director of WiCyS, explores why the future of AI must be human-centric, and how women leaders are shaping the era of automation through ethical AI, inclusion, and sustainable hiring.