AI can help enterprises stay ahead in the
rapidly evolving threat landscape
AI amps up
threat identification to 11
Conventional software driven approaches cannot
keep up pace with AI
AI possesses
superior predictive intelligence
AI-driven cybersecurity systems can
facilitate security-related decision making
AI crunches massive amounts of raw data
so we can adapt our security systems
With asset inventory and threat exposure in tow, AI-driven systems can predict areas of compromise.
Prescriptive insights from AI-driven technology can fortify your cyber resilience
AI has a vital part to play in securing an enterprise’s numerous endpoints
AI tech is trained to facilitate proactive protection
69% of businesses believe AI is a prerequisite to manage cyber attacks
AI-driven systems have the edge over signature-based systems
3/4th of surveyed execs believe that AI helps enterprises to stay agile in the face of threats
3/5 organizations state leveraging AI enhances precision and efficiency of cyber analysts
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Agenda
29 October 2021 (8.30 am to 12.50 pm CT)
| 08:30 am | Aganda 1Introduction of Speakers-by Nitin Naveen, Vice president-Innovation Strategy, AICorespot
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| 08:40 am | Aganda 25G & IOT Security Challenges-by Ferris Adi, VP of Cyber Security and Compliance, CASRA
+ 5G is a next-generation mobile network technology that can enable an astonishing range of innovative new products and services and promise significant economic and social benefits. However, like many emerging technologies, it is equally likely to disrupt multiple industries. 5G and IoT devices also introduce critical concerns around data privacy, cybersecurity and risk management that IT, security, and privacy professionals need to understand, mitigate and manage. The arrival of 5G and the growth of IoT are guaranteed to affect the cybersecurity landscape; it is imperative that companies proactively assess their security strategies.This session will establish a clear understanding of the essentials around IoT from security perspective. Why is it important? How will it impact businesses models . |
| 09:00 am | Aganda 4Why AI in Cybersecurity Now ?by Rohit Dhamankar, VP, Threat Intelligence Products, Alert Logic
+ This talk will explain the evolution of threat landscape in cybersecurity, and take a dive into the traditional methods cybersecurity practitioners have used to catch the bad guys. The talk will further dive into the need for AI in Cybersecurity from not only threat landscape angles but also from the view of growing deficit in cybersecurity skillset needed for global defence today. |
| 09:20 am | Aganda 4AI and Cybersecurityby Chris Shenefiel, Principal Engineer, Cisco
+ A new software domain like AI first begins with proving its capabilities. Now that we are all along the path to demonstrate the benefits and capabilities of AI, the next step is to protect it against cyber attacks. Since AI is a different paradigm, developers and researchers are discovering security vulnerabilities of AI and how best to protect it. This presentation provides an overview of AI, how it works and how it is uniquely vulnerable to new forms of attack. |
| 09:40 am | Aganda 6AI and Machine Learning in Cybersecurity SectorPanel Discussion |
| 10:40 am | Aganda 6Cybersecurity Resiliency in the Industrial Sectorby Ali Elnaamani, Director of Industrial Cybersecurity, 1898 & Co
+ The focus of this session will be on Cybersecurity in the Industrial sector covering Operational Technology cybersecurity for Utilities, Oil & Gas, Ports & Maritime, Aviation, Federal, and more. |
| 11:00 am | Aganda 6Digital Intelligent Industrial Transformationby Sachin Shah, CTO, Armis
+ Cyber Intelligence industrial Platform strategy enhancing “Smart Factory, Smart Building, Smart City” and OT Industrial 4.0 digital transformation enabling data as Intelligence service (DaaS). |
| 11:20 am | Aganda 6Leveraging AI & ML for Cybersecurity: Technical & Business Challengesby Ashish Kundu, Head of Cybersecurity Research, Cisco Research
+ Cybersecurity teams and startups are jumping onto the AI/ML bandwagon in order to push the boundary of technology offerings and exploit the related commercial opportunity. There are several challenges in succeeding in leveraging AI/ML for security. In this talk, I will discuss some of these challenges. We will go over how cybersecurity technology has evolved over time from traditional to data-driven and intelligence-driven, and how startups can enable such technologies dependent on data and AI/ML. We will study the highly optimistic assumptions around AI/ML techniques that the entrepreneurs and the businesses/customers are often making. We will go over some of these assumptions and why they need to be re-evaluated carefully. Startups may face some business challenges in acquiring customers for their AI/ML based products. In that context, I will also discuss the challenges faced by CISOs and other technology leaders in evaluating and incorporating AI/ML-based security offerings in their security-suite. |
| 11:40 am | Aganda 6Threat Intelligence: Making AI Relevantby Endre Walls, EVP, Chief Information Security Officer, Customers Bank
+ While AI can be leveraged in many facets of Cybersecurity, none provide the immediate return-on-value of leveraging AI for threat intelligence. Learn how to use the data you already have to improve your speed of detection and analysis for valid threats in your enterprise |
| 12:00 pm | Aganda 8Leveraging AI in next generation cyber securityPanel Discussion– Rex Johnson, Director and Practice Leader, CAI Cybersecurity (Moderator)– Nathan Wenzler, Chief Security Strategist at Tenable- Sandeep Grover, VP, Information Technology, Empire Communities |
| 12:40 pm | Aganda 1Thank you note and event conclusion-by Nitin Naveen, Vice president-Innovation Strategy, AICorespot
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