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Lightning Round: Security Priorities 2026This presentation breaks down the five initiatives from the Security Priorities 2026 report to stay resilient in uncertain times. |
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What Hollywood Can Teach IT About Achieving AI ValueQuantifying ROI for AI is a challenge many organizations are facing today. This is because AI doesn't follow any of our existing enterprise IT technology models. To close... |
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The Cyber Team of TomorrowAre your cybersecurity roles aligned to the risks your organization faces? Discover how using the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and NICE Framework can build clearer... |
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Elevating Executive Presence as a Cybersecurity LeaderExecutive presence remains one of the most misunderstood and underinvested capabilities in an executive’s toolkit. This presentation examines why executive presence is the... |
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Is Microsoft 365 Really Good Enough?Most organizations are using at least some parts of M365 today, but many use less than half of the platform’s full capabilities. This presentation explores how to know if... |
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The Toothpaste EffectEffortless shopping experiences, like a quick trip into the store to grab toothpaste, are grounded in strong data governance behind the scenes. This presentation examines... |
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Decoding Agentic AI Architecture: A Security Perspective for CISOsWith the advent of agentic AI, CISOs are scrambling to adjust to a new world order of security. Discover an approach to mitigate this threat while supporting... |
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Critical Thinking in the Age of AI ReportingAI is accelerating how information is created and shared, but that speed can also amplify confusion and misleading conclusions. In this era when only clicks matter, even... |
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Pit Stops, Not Heroics: Technical Debt for Product LeadersThis presentation uses a motor sports analogy to explain how hidden costs can accumulate when speed and short-term gains are prioritized. The result is technical debt that... |
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Who’s Really Running the Experiment?AI agents are making decisions – faster than we can intervene. What happens when they make the wrong one? This presentation examines lessons learned when Stanford... |
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