Atlanta Technology Summit by Machaon Agenda

With over 20 years of experience in protecting and leading Fortune 500 companies and public sector organizations, I am a cybersecurity executive who combines strategic vision, operational excellence, and domain expertise to deliver innovative and effective solutions. As the Deputy CISO at Unisys, I oversee the global business information security, privacy, trust, and government affairs functions, as well as the United by Diversity executive board.
Jennifer is passionate about operationalizing cybersecurity across all layers of an organization, transforming and leading teams and processes, and advising and mentoring C-level executives and peers. I have a proven track record of achieving excellence in cybersecurity frameworks and certifications, developing and implementing innovative solutions and strategies, and fostering a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion. I am also honored to be appointed as a subcommittee member of the President's National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (NSTAC) and a member of the President's Network Security Information Exchange (NSIE), where I contribute to the national cybersecurity agenda and recommendations.

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Matthew is a dynamic, accomplished sales engineering, account management, and project management professional with over 11 years of success building effective and value-driven customer relationships. Results-oriented and goal-minded with a track record of exceeding target objectives and ensuring 100% customer satisfaction. Seasoned technical resource and IT administrator with a strong understanding of the modern IT landscape. Practiced communicator in both internal and external environments possessing advanced oral and written skills. Effective organizer, analyst, and strategist with a keen ability to operate across all organizational levels. Motivating leader with the capacity to instruct and inspire others to improved performance. Highly adaptable with an ability to appropriately prioritize and navigate heavy work flow. Proactive problem solver demonstrating consistency, credibility, and integrity.

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2024 is around the corner and the threat of ransomware continues to loom large with a staggering 51% increase year over year in attacks. How confident are you in your current ransomware prevention and protection solutions? From stretched resources and budgets, to BYOD cultures and large groups of unsophisticated users, today’s hybrid workforce is an ideal target for phishing, malware and ransomware attacks.

Combating the threat of ransomware requires a multifaceted approach, with backup and disaster recovery serving as the last line of defense. In response to these rampant threats, Unitrends is more focused on securing your backup infrastructure and helping organizations recover than ever before. In this session, we will explore:
• The latest trends in AI-enabled attacks
• How to protect your data and ensure recovery with Unitrends 5 pillars of defense
• Best practices and real-world learnings from our customers

As a skilled cybersecurity specialist with over 15 years of experience, I have honed my expertise in privileged access, identity security, and Endpoint Security Solutions. My background spans various industry-leading companies, including BeyondTrust, FireEye, and CrowdStrike. As a subject matter expert and advisor, I have contributed to the development of security solutions and offered best practices guidance for prominent global clients. My diverse experience encompasses network engineering, vulnerability assessments , and working as a Senior Engineer with an MSSP, equipping me with a comprehensive understanding of the cyber threat landscape.

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In its tenth iteration, the 2024 CrowdStrike Global Threat Report examines how adversaries’ behavior poses an ever-expanding risk to the security of organizations’ data and infrastructure. Armed with this critical information, organizations are better equipped to face evolving threats. Join CrowdStrike as they discuss trends and findings in this year’s report and how to break down the tradecraft of adversaries. Our session will explore:
• Third-Party relationship exploitation
• Generative AI use is poised to grow
• Potential to disrupt global elections

Scott Shafer – Technical Evangelist for Varonis supports a wide range of security and technology initiatives by helping Varonis’ customers and partners get the most out of the company’s products. In his 20+ year career Scott has served as an IT engineer, Operations Manager, and various leadership roles within Governance Risk and Compliance for FinTech software companies serving the financial services, treasury management and payments market space. Scott is an Information security professional with recent focus on security risk and compliance management including identification of risk impact with cost aware mitigation strategies related to regulatory and cybersecurity requirements. He holds a CISSP certification and leverages his background to fuel his passion for enabling organizations to pragmatically manage risk around their most valuable asset, company data. Scott holds a bachelor’s degree in IT, Computer Science and Network Security from DePaul University in Chicago.

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In this presentation we will provide insights around the inherent risks related to using Generative AI, self-trained LLMs and AI workloads within the Healthcare enterprise. With data at the heart of any AI usage, we will cover efficient methodologies for identifying and mitigating your own risk to safely enable AI, making your workforce more productive and driving toward the innovation AI promises. Specifically the topic will engage the audience to consider how understanding the data set, its sensitivity, the access to it from internal employees to third parties, and how data will be used and created. Protecting data wherever it goes and ensuring compliance through the AI journey. Learning Objectives: In this presentation the audience will learn about the inherent risks surrounding AI and therefore data within the healthcare enterprise. Marrying key objectives around cloud security, governance risk and compliance, Risk management and threat detection/prevention through the AI lifecycle

Jason is a transformational and award-winning CIO with over 20+ years IT Leadership experience and 15+ years of experience in managing global IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, and operations across diverse industries. Extensive experience in both private equity-backed organizations and publicly traded companies. Extensive IT leadership in SaaS, digital transformation, mergers and acquisitions, security, infrastructure management, disaster recovery, cloud computing, and partner relations. Frequent industry speaker and contributor to IT thought leader podcasts and publications such as Forbes, WSJ, CIO.com, IDG, and The Enterprisers Project.

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This roundtable is for attendees for executives with VIP badges only. This session is intended for audience participation so be ready to discuss, receive valuable information, and connect with others for further discussion.

Michael Ferguson is the Global Director for Security Transformation at Netskope. He is a highly customer-focused security professional, having worked in the cyber security industry for over 15 years across the Asia Pacific Region. Michael has been CISSP certified for over 7 years, speaking at various industry events (e.g. Gartner, AusCert, and AISA) on Data Loss Prevention, Zero Trust and Cloud Security Initiatives. Michael has extensive web, data and cloud security experience, specializing in running DLP, Zero Trust and Insider Threat programs.

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In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, businesses are increasingly relying on artificial intelligence (AI) to drive growth and innovation. However, integrating AI into existing systems while maintaining optimal security poses significant challenges. This talk will explore the concept of Security Service Edge (SSE) and its role in safely enabling the use of AI to accelerate business growth without compromising performance or security. We will discuss how SSE acts as a critical security layer at the edge of the network, providing advanced threat protection, data privacy, and secure access controls. Join us to discover practical strategies for leveraging AI while ensuring robust security measures, enabling organizations to harness the power of AI to drive business success.

John Capello plays an instrumental role directing Nasuni’s product strategy and can often be found working with customers and technology partners to understand their requirements and identify new use cases for Nasuni’s global file system. Before joining Nasuni, John was Vice President of Product at fast growing startups Abuzz (acquired by The New York Times) and Tabblo (acquired by Hewlett-Packard). He also served as a general manager for The New York Times Digital and as a consultant for McKinsey and Company.

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Join Nasuni for an engaging discussion as we dive into modernizing your organizations IT infrastructure and hybrid cloud strategy. This intimate gathering promises an enriching exchange of ideas and insights, providing a platform for you to discuss challenges, explore opportunities, and share innovative concepts related to Nasuni. You’ll hear from John Capello, Nasuni’s Field CTO, about the tactics our customers are taking to implement a hybrid cloud strategy.

With over a decade of experience in troubleshooting and enabling solutions within IT, I thrive on challenges and excel in fostering productive environments. As a Solutions Engineer at Cloudflare, I specialize in communication, team building, and creative problem-solving for our customers. My proven track record for efficiency and self-growth enables me to uplift others, fostering heightened efficiency and morale among peers. Let's innovate together.

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In this session we will focus on the shift from a traditional perimeter-based security to a more granular and adaptive approach. By implementing robust authentication/authorization mechanisms and dynamic access controls, organizations can fortify their defenses against evolving cyber threats and safeguard sensitive data effectively. Join us to learn more.

Mark Benson is a tenured system engineering manager with over twelve years of running large national programs including healthcare at NetApp, Federal Sales at EMC and currently state, local and education at Nutanix. Prior to his sales career Mark was on the customer side for fifteen years at locations such as Florida State University, Florida Dept. of Health and John Deere.

Throughout both phases of Marks career successful project outcome has always been a driving factor. With wide knowledge across the data center stack as well as cloud services, Mark continues to drive innovation into the world of IT through the balance of successful technologies and efficient usage of funds.

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Today’s hybrid and multi cloud infrastructures heavily utilize virtualization, software-defined infrastructure and automation. This has provided IT teams with more efficiency and agility but has also compounded security risks. These security threats are more acute for State, local, and education agencies as they carry confidential citizen, student and state information. The agencies and institutions face the constant threat of ransomware and other destructive forms of cyberattacks. Do you have the right infrastructure and processes to improve your security posture across the kill-chain?

Dave spent the last 15 years working as a Sysadmin, Help Desk Manager, part owner of an MSP, and in technical sales roles. Working with MSPs and with SMBs up to Fortune 500 partnering to bring tech and user-friendly solutions at an affordable price.

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As cybersecurity evolves, protecting organizations from threats gets tougher. Verizon states 90% of Windows breaches arise from user privileges. Reduce risk by removing Admin rights despite potential frustration. Join CyberFOX to learn how to balance security and user ease, safeguarding your organization.

Ryan Bowman is the Director of Solutions Engineering at ThreatLocker, an Orlando-based cybersecurity firm providing zero-trust endpoint security. Ryan is an IT and Security professional with 20+ years of experience as an MSP and IT Services provider. He is dedicated to assisting partners in understanding the zero trust architecture and successfully implementing zero trust security solutions to protect organizations from cyber attacks.

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In a world where anyone can create successful malware or have AI generate it for them, it's important to know how malware can be successful so you can better defend. Starting from a default-deny posture, learn how adopting Zero Trust principles can keep your data safe and operations running regardless of hacking attempts by man or machine.

Mike Toussaint is the Senior Director of sales engineering for the east region at Juniper Networks, where he leads a highly talented team of over 30 engineers and five sales engineer managers. Mike comes to Juniper from Gartner, where he was a Senior Director Analyst and Agenda Manager and the lead author on such publications as the WLAN and LAN Magic Quadrant and The Roadmap to Networking. He also outlined the 4 levels of AI in Netops and wrote extensively on aligning technology to support the next generation of digital business. Mike has earned a Doctorate from the Fox School of Business at Temple University and an MBA from the Harbert School of Business at Auburn University (War Eagle!).

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The concept of AI has become ubiquitous, confusing, and potentially dangerous, depending on whom you ask. We will take a light-hearted view of AI—the good, bad, and ugly—and explore why, despite all its flaws, you need to introduce and build a culture that can use AI as part of a core Network OPS strategy.

1. (Re) Intro to AI – What it is (and isn’t) and why it changes everything.
2. Will AI Take My Job?
3. AI in the Enterprise – Digital Transformation of Enterprise Operations with AI Ops
4. AI OPS tools for the Enterprise

At the end of the session, we will review how to get started with AI tomorrow - and your Short-, Medium-, and Long-Term Plans for integrating meaningful AI into your go-to-market strategy.

Craig Hyde is Field CTO at Splunk. Prior to this role, Craig served as the VP of Observability Market Strategies and Senior Director of Product Management. He joined Splunk in 2020 through the acquisition of Rigor, where he was the Founder and CEO. Craig has 19 years experience securing and managing networks and applications for large enterprises and government agencies.

Craig pays it forward by way of being a Board of Trustees Member of Georgia Tech Alumni Association, an Executive Board Member of Inspiredu, and an Advisory Council Member of Endeavor Atlanta. He has a BS in Computer Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology and resides in Atlanta with his wife and three sons.

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Today’s organizations are under constant pressure from cyber threats, outages and more. Economic and political uncertainty create even less room for error. At the same time, customers continue to expect seamless, always-on experiences. In the face of these disruptions, organizations are tasked with keeping their systems secure and reliable. But building digital resilience brings major challenges; increasing complexity through modern technology stacks, siloed teams and tools and an ever evolving threat landscape. Learn how Splunk helps organizations across all industries to innovate and adapt quickly while maintaining security, reliability and compliance requirements.

Mike is a Senior Systems Engineer with Quest Software with over 25 plus years of industry experience in Data protection.

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If all other measures fail to protect against Ransomware are you confident and prepared to recover systems impacted by an attacker? Ransomware attacks can be crippling with the inability to access data, interruption of business operations and exposure of confidential information. Make sure your organization is prepared for cyber threats with a well-defined and proactive ransomware defense plan. Join the Quest Data Protection team to discover the key elements of a critical ransomware protection and recovery strategy. We’ll discuss how we can help you:
• Prevent disruptions and revenue loss from ransomware
• Ensure the security, integrity and availability of your data
• Safeguard backup data with immutability, object locking, encryption and much more

For more than 20 years, Grant Asplund has been sharing his insights on how businesses can best protect themselves from sophisticated cyber-attacks in an increasingly complex world. As Check Point’s chief evangelist, he travels the world enthralling audiences with his passionate and relational storytelling at conferences like RSA and Next100 CIOs and numerous media interviews. Grant’s wide range of cyber security experience informs his talks, having served in diverse roles ranging from sales, marketing, business development, and senior management for Dome 9, Blue Coat Systems, Neustar, and Altor Networks. As CEO of MetaInfo, he led its acquisition by Neustar. Grant is the host of the CISO Secrets podcast (cp.buzzsprout.com) and the Talking Cloud Podcast (www.talkingcloudpodcast.com) on Cloud security.

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In this presentation, we will delve into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence (AI). Join me as we explore AI, examine its historical development, and current applications, and discuss the potential impact and ethical considerations of AI in the future.

Artificial intelligence has come a long way since its early beginnings. From the first AI programs in the 1950s to the development of expert systems in the 1980s, we will explore the breakthroughs that have shaped the field of AI. Discover how these advancements laid the foundation for the sophisticated AI technologies we use today. Hear how Check Point is, and has been, leveraging AI and the new tools we are developing to fight fire with fire.

AI technologies such as machine learning, natural language processing, and computer vision are constantly evolving. Learn about where to find the latest breakthroughs in AI research and development, including deep learning algorithms, neural networks, and robotics. These cutting-edge innovations in AI are changing the way we live and work.

The history of AI, the current state of the technology, and the potential future impact are all evidence of the incredible journey we are on.

Join me for this fun, informative presentation.

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Don’t become a ransomware headline! Secure backup is your best line of defense. Learn how Veeam provides radical resilience by helping you recover your data faster: any data, anywhere you need it, recovered safely and reliably. Flexible recovery options are key to fast recovery from any cyber attack. Access to clean, reliable backups gets you back to business without paying the ransom.

Andrew Moore has a history of building great operational systems. He has worked in the IT arena for over 17 years and has been instrumental in the successful building of several businesses into multi-million dollar companies.

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Businesses need to be aware of the changing threat to their organizations posed by cyber security criminals. This presentation walks business executives through the current issues facing companies, approaches on how to solve these issues and real world tactics employers can utilize for a safer network.

For over 40 years David has always been on the forefront of innovative technology. His deep experience encompasses Software Development, IT Consulting, Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Software-defined networking, Business Continuity Planning, VoIP, and Sales Leadership. His passion in the industry has allowed him to witness and experience the digital transformation of technology and delivery of services in this emerging market.

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The principles laid out by Sun Tzu in his Art of War have transcended time and directly apply to the realm of cybersecurity. Join us with your fellow IT professionals as we explore Sun Tzu's teachings and their impact on today's digital battleground. In an era where digital threats loom large, cybersecurity compliance has emerged as a modern-day battlefield for organizations. As we delve into our discussion, we’ll explore how companies grapple with the ever-evolving landscape of cyber risks. Prepare to be inspired and enlightened by the wisdom of a military strategist and its contemporary applications in the ever-evolving cyber landscape.

Mike is the CISO for EagleView for 2 years now. Prior to EagleView he worked for Salesforce for 8 years as the Director of Governance. Mike is an IS Executive with a proven track record in solving complex information security programs related to governance & compliance, secure development, resilient infrastructure, and pragmatic operational policies.

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This roundtable is for attendees for executives with VIP badges only. This session is intended for audience participation so be ready to discuss, receive valuable information, and connect with others for further discussion.

Michael Marsilio is the Information Security and Compliance Officer for Paradies Lagardère, where he is responsible for information security, risk management, privacy and compliance. Michael plays a strategic role in protecting Paradies Lagardère IT resources, infrastructure and information assets, and helps drives global security initiatives. He has more than 30 years of experience in building and managing security and compliance programs for both public and private companies and has a substantial track record in PCI, PII, PHI, IT General Controls and developing cybersecurity policy for financial, retail, hospitality and legal organizations.
Prior to joining Paradies Lagardère, Michael was the Global Director and CISO at DTI (now Epiq), the industry leader in the legal e-discovery space. Taking the organization’s security program from a green field to ISO 27001 certified data centers globally.

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Are information security programs learning the lessons from organizations in the news?

Probably not, as many of the reported breaches are due to failures of basic information technology processes. Simply put, organizations are failing at fundamental security tasks which if implemented would lead to fewer breaches and greater security for their data.

We will explore the basics, why they matter, and when failure to implement the basics led to breaches.

Christer Swartz is Director of Industry Solutions for Illumio. He has spent many years in the Networking industry, beginning with a small startup called Cisco. Cybersecurity has traditionally focused on prevention, but the reality is that no prevention is 100% perfect, and a cyber breach is inevitable. No one is too small of a target, which means that surviving that inevitable breach, without disrupting your infrastructure, needs to be as strong of a focus as prevention. Surviving a breach requires application-centric visibility across your entire infrastructure, across Data Centers, Clouds, and Endpoints, all of which are tempting entry targets for breaches. A consistent approach to securing lateral access between all resources, at any scale, is required in order to prevent that initial breach from spreading into a crisis. Christer will help explain how.

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No Security Prevention architecture will ever be 100% effective. Eventually, even the best-planned barrier will be breached, either from the outside or internally. An “assume breach” Security mindset needs to exist in parallel with efforts to prevent one, and the architecture needs to be able to address breaches which were not detected, and to contain them. Zero Trust needs to plan for the unexpected.

Paul the is President of AFCEA Atlanta a non-profit collaboration between the military, government, industry, and academia aligning technology for those in critical areas, including defense, security, cyber and intelligence. He is an active member of the Homeland Security and Cyber Committees. After 27 years at AT&T he became the Chief Executive Officer at SherpaWerx and is partnered with Trends Global on a West Point grant for cybersecurity research focused on Critical Infrastructure.

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The "Jack Voltaic" framework by Army Cyber at West Point, will help key government officials craft scenarios test physical and virtual critical infrastructure, with an emphasis on cybersecurity. The focus will be to develop stronger partnerships with stakeholders, from Federal to State and Local governments in planning and preparation. Awareness during of resources, protocols, and the roles and responsibilities for all parties during events. At the end of the session, participants will be equipped to evaluate the resilience of critical infrastructure. AFCEA Atlanta is actively supporting these events and promoting nationwide discussion on the subject.

Jessica Lynn has held various roles in the cybersecurity industry for the past 9 years. Moving from distribution to channel development to enterprise sales – she has a pulse on the threat landscape that businesses face today in the age of digital. She thrives on helping partners and businesses solve their biggest problems. Today Jessi is Director of Partner Sales with UK based cybersecurity company Glasswall and loves her life at home with soon to be husband-to-be, her 13 yr old son, her 2 cats and a dog.

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For the last 5 and a half years Greg Rhein has been one of Glasswall’s Solutions Architects and is currently based out of our Reston VA office. Prior to this he was Security products Sales Manager and Technical Lead of an Arizona based Distributor. Previously to this he has held positions as an Enterprise Product Manager at HP/Compaq and Contract Product Support lead at Apple Computer. He has also worked as a Technical lead while consulting for MGM Studios, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Fox Studios, SunAmerica (AIG) as well as a number of Bi-Coastal Law firms.

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Pete Newman is US Sales Director for Glasswall based in the NYC area and has a background in financial and regulatory technology, software and market data. As a Sales Executive, Product Manager and software entrepreneur, Pete has helped large investment banks, wealth management firms and leading online brokers solve business problems with best of breed technology solutions. His company Gotham Software, a provider of compliance solutions for the fixed income market was acquired by Ipreo (IHS Markit) in 2004.

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Real time prevention strategy is key to staying ahead of cyber criminals and to keep up with digital transformation and globalization trends. Come learn about an emerging technology – Content Disarm and Reconstruct (CDR) – which aims to restore trust to digital collaboration and give your security and business operations teams a fighting chance to operate in today’s climate. CDR is the next defacto standard to prevention based cybersecurity strategy by shifting from looking for potential bad to what a known good file content looks like. Trust your files again.

Sallie Wright has been a senior technology executive for 40 + years. Her tech career has included seven different industries including government and higher education. Besides serving as Fulton County’s CIO until August 2018, she previously functioned as Assistant Vice President and Deputy Chief Information Officer for Georgia State University and held executive roles at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, the University of North Carolina and within the private sector. She has 25+ years of IT management experience in diverse industries including higher education, manufacturing, consumer products, mining, petroleum, and retailing. She is an adjunct professor in computer science and holds a MA from Webster University and a BS from Northeastern University.

Tamika's Bio

Tamika Bass is an Information Security professional with more than 16 years’ experience in information security, including information security governance and risk management. Tamika is passionate about improving communication and understanding of information security in the industry. Tamika is an active speaker, college professor and enjoys spending her time educating technical staff on the importance of communicating effectively in the Cybersecurity space.

Kevin's Bio

Kevin is a ‘forward-thinking’ CISO with over 20 years of progressive success in leading NIST cybersecurity, engineering, and operations functions and developing business-aligned strategies to mitigate enterprise cyber risk. A respected visionary leader recognized for expertise in enterprise risk, cybersecurity, compliance, data privacy, and operations, while driving to profitability. Noted for acumen in engaging diverse teams and resolving challenging issues while reducing costs through process optimization.

Renee's Bio

Renee is currently the Chief Technology Officer at Rollins, Inc. Rollins is a premier global consumer and commercial services company that provides pest control services and earns an annual revenue of ~$3B. Prior to Rollins Renee served as SVP of IT at RNDC (Republic National Distributing Company), the nation’s second largest wine and spirits distributor. In her role at RNDC she led transformational programs and M&A activities for the enterprise. Renee also spent several years at Georgia Pacific as the Head of Business Integration leading their consumer products digital transformation - CPG Digital Core. The majority of Renee’s career was spent in multiple leadership roles at Kimberly-Clark (K-C), a global Consumer Products company. She led business and technology teams through disruptive innovation and digital transformation efforts, led IT strategy and international business teams during the divesture of K-C’s Health Care business, and spent over a decade leading K-C’s data and analytics organization. Renee holds a degree in Management Information Systems from the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire. She is engaged in the Atlanta community through various board engagements and an advocate for Girl Scouts of America and promoting diversity and women in technology. She currently resides with her family in Roswell, GA.

Gina's Bio

Gina Strickland is a 30+ year senior IT executive in her hometown Atlanta Georgia. She has a talent for identifying and reducing inefficiencies and risks in business processes through collaborative improvement frameworks and better utilization of technology. Gina’s professional background is in the insurance and manufacturing industries. She has led business process change through utilizing ERP manufacturing systems for print production and financials, RF & RFID systems in logistics, project management software, sales software, and implementing collaborative office tools. Security & Risk management is one of Gina’s strengths. Her current role is Chief Process and Innovation Officer at Miller Zell, Inc.

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This panel will cover an array of differenct topics, come and listen! This session will include audience Q&A..

Jacob Foster Davis is co-founder and COO of BreachBits, the world's most accurate cyber risk platform and continuous PTaaS service. He is certified as a Chief Information Security Officer through the EC Council. Foster is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy where he studied information technology and astronautical engineering. He also holds a Master of Science degree from the Naval Postgraduate School where he studied artificial intelligence. He served for 15 years as an active-duty Naval Officer conducting humanitarian, maritime, and counter- piracy operations. At the National Security Agency, he led worldwide 24/7 satellite intelligence operations. He built and led the U.S. Navy's premier offensive-security cyber resiliency exercise and served on a task force for the Secretary of the Navy’s Cybersecurity Readiness Review. His personal decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal, the Joint Commendation Medal, and various personal and unit decorations. In recent years, he’s worked with Wall Street risk management initiatives and as an Adjunct Professor at the U.S. Naval Academy. Foster is a native of Little Rock, Arkansas. He currently resides in Little Rock with his wife Laura and four children and is active in statewide cybersecurity initiatives and the Boy Scouts of America.

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You hate the false positives in your risk and vulnerability assessments - and so do attackers. Learn how experienced hackers approach victims and eliminate false positives along the way. This dynamic session will help you see from the eyes of the enemy, and use that knowledge to improve your own processes.