Cybersecurity

8 sessions
March 2024
, Director of Cybersecurity Engineering, NVIDIA
Cybersecurity is a data problem. One of the most effective ways of synthesizing and contextualizing data is via natural language. With the advancement of large language models, we can expand detection and data generation techniques for cybersecurity applications. Organizations are in the
March 2024
, Senior Product Manager, NVIDIA
, Chief Technology Officer, Cortex, Palo Alto Networks
, Cyber Leader, Deloitte
, Senior Director, Cybersecurity, Visa
Cybersecurity remains a top challenge for CEOs. Organizations that use security AI and automation can achieve significant cost savings, so many are integrating generative AI into products and services and using it to inform strategic and operational decisions. Join leading cybersecurity companies to learn
March 2024
, Chief Security Officer, NVIDIA
As modern technology continues to advance at an unprecedented pace, organizations and societies face a delicate balancing act between harnessing the immense opportunities and mitigating the inherent risks. We'll delve into the realm of AI and Generative AI, exploring the challenges and
March 2024
, Sr. Principal Machine Learning Engineer, Palo Alto Networks
, Sr. Director, Offensive Security & Incident Command, Palo Alto Networks
The interplay between GPU computing, cybercrime, and cybersecurity has been an increasingly evolving landscape. GPUs, thanks to their computational efficiency, have been repurposed by threat actors for activities ranging from hash cracking and cryptomining to the deployment of trojan
March 2024
, Machine Learning Developer, US Navy
, Machine Learning Developer, US Navy
Inference with long contexts has become increasingly important for enabling real-world applications of Large Language Models (LLMs), particularly in scenarios requiring the integration of external information such as Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) and function calling. This talk explains
March 2024
, Program Leader, OT Cyber Security Generation, Electric Power Research Institute
, Vice President OT Security, Sygnia
AI is destined to transform cybersecurity in many ways, some of them yet to be discovered. The potential is a double-edged sword, also being available to sophisticated threat actors. But in the context of operational technology (OT) security, it's particularly the immense potential to improve
March 2024
, Associate VP in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Center of Excellence (CoE) in Advisory, Deloitte
Our previous work on graph-based flow detection detects malicious behaviors (malware, active threat, zero-days, etc.) across network topologies. While this is a very powerful approach to detection, it has obvious limitations, as it's constrained by the communication between hosts. We extend this
March 2024
, Vice President Network Security, Check Point
, Vice President of Product, Ethernet NIC and DPU, NVIDIA
AI clusters are collections of interconnected computing nodes that work together to perform complex tasks, such as data analysis, machine learning, and natural language processing. AI clusters are increasingly used in various domains, such as healthcare, education, and finance, to provide faster