GAIN ACTIONABLE INSIGHTS FROM INDUSTRY LEADERS
Over two days, the Ai4 Cybersecurity conference brings together business leaders, data practitioners, and AI pioneers who are applying artificial intelligence to solve problems and create opportunities in the cybersecurity industry. Thanks to the convergence of modern computing power and data science, the cybersecurity industry is leveraging AI to create entirely new value.
Industry leaders will highlight the most valuable insights by delivering specific use cases. Whether you hold a technical, non-technical, or hybrid role, Ai4 is focused on helping you along on your AI journey, at whichever stage you may be.
A New Kind of Conference
Cybersecurity Industry Specific
A conference built just for you
Practical Use Case Driven
Real insights that you can apply today
Application Only
To ensure quality connections
Curated 1:1 Meetings
Cut to the chase. Meet the right people.
A New Kind of Conference
Cybersecurity Industry Specific
A conference built just for you
Application Only
To ensure quality connections
Practical Use Case Driven
Real insights that you can apply today
Curated 1:1 Meetings
Cut to the chase. Meet the right people.
what you'll learn
Our goal at Ai4 Cybersecurity is to provide a common framework for thinking about what AI means to the industry.
See the below diagram for the AI use cases that we’ll cover at the conference, highlighting the full spectrum of ways you can implement artificial intelligence today. The modern use of AI is less about automating human roles and more about augmenting them.
what you'll learn
Our goal at Ai4 Cybersecurity is to provide a common framework for thinking about what AI means to the industry.
See the below diagram for the AI use cases that we’ll cover at the conference, highlighting the full spectrum of ways you can implement artificial intelligence today. The modern use of AI is less about automating human roles and more about augmenting them.
Tracks
You’ll encounter two distinct tracks that differentiate between technical and non-technical discussions. See below to determine which track best fits your interests and goals.
Both tracks will cover all topics listed above either from the perspective of the business exec (Business Track) or data practitioner (Data Track). These include company-wide cyber health monitoring, modeling corporate cyber risk, vulnerability management, data security and data loss prevention, automated classification of data, identifying corrupted training data, combating advanced AI threats and zero-day attacks, optimization of alerts, orchestration and incident response, incident response storytelling, cloud security, identity and access management (IAM), DevOps security, and insider threats.
| TRACK 1 | TRACK 2 |
DATA TRACKThis track was designed for our technical audience. You can expect a deep dive into the specifics of the machine learning models. Most talks during this track will be in a longer 50-minute format. Hear topics including:
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BUSINESS TRACKThis track was designed for attendees holding non-technical and hybrid job functions seeking to understand the business value of specific AI projects. Most talks during this track will be in a 30-minute format. No technical expertise required. Hear topics including:
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Tracks
You’ll encounter two distinct tracks that differentiate between technical and non-technical discussions. See below to determine which track best fits your interests and goals.
Both tracks will cover all topics listed above either from the perspective of the business exec (Business Track) or data practitioner (Data Track).
| TRACK 1 |
DATA TRACKThis track was designed for our technical audience. You can expect a deep dive into the specifics of the machine learning models. Most talks during this track will be in a longer 50-minute format. Hear topics including:
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| TRACK 2 |
BUSINESS TRACKThis track was designed for attendees holding non-technical and hybrid job functions seeking to understand the business value of specific AI projects. Most talks during this track will be in a 30-minute format. No technical expertise required. Hear topics including:
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who should attend
Business leaders & data practitioners who are seeking to improve their business using AI.
| Common Business Roles:
– COO, Partner, CEO – SVP, EVP, VP, Director – Head of IT, Head of Risk – Consultant |
Common Technical Roles:
– CISO, CTO, CIO, CITO, CAIO – Security Analyst, Engineer, Architect – Data Scientist, Head of Platform – Cybersecurity Doctorate |
Join Applicants From:
Decision-makers from leading companies who are seeking to improve their business using AI.
| Common Business Roles:
– COO, Partner, CEO – EVP, SVP, VP, Director – Head of IT, Head of Risk – Consultant |
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| Common Technical Roles: | |
| – CISO, CTO, CIO, CITO, CAIO
– Security Analyst, Engineer, Architect – Data Scientist – Cybersecurity Doctorate |
Join Applicants From:
2019 SPEAKERS
45+ speakers from leading cybersecurity companies, cybersecurity teams from Fortune 500 firms, and top government agencies will take stage over the two days to share their AI initiatives.
Below are confirmed speakers. Please note that in the event of a speaker cancellation, we will do our best to find a suitable replacement. Refunds will not be granted for speaker cancellations.
Wayne Chung
Talk Title: Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity – Math Not Magic
Nicole Eagan
Talk Title: AI: Defense or Threat?
Eugene Levin
Panel: The AI Vendor Landscape
Ricardo Lafosse
Talk Title: A Choose Your Own Adventure Into Modular Automation
Erin Kenneally
Talk Title: Responsible Innovation for Cybersecurity AI
Michele Guel
Talk Title: Romancing the Data – The Practicalities of Privacy Engineering in the Marriage of AI and IOT
Tina Posey
Talk Title: How AI Can Inform Your Security Posture and Improve Alignment to Your Organizational Objectives
David Billeter
Panel: CISO Perspective on AI
Eliezer Kanal
Talk Title: Secure Your Code via AI
Christopher Novak
Talk Title: Leveraging AI in Cybersecurity Risk Modeling and Mitigation
Vernon Habersetzer
Talk Title: Threat Hunting at Walmart
Parthasarathi Chakraborty
Talk Title: AI for Solving Security Challenges with Microservices & Serverless Technology
Justin Vermillion
Talk Title: The Future of Application Security
John Prokap
Panel: The AI Vendor Landscape
Nicholas Sikora
Talk Title: Removing Data Silos: The Role of Organizational Leadership in Enabling Secure and Effective Data Lakes
Shing-Hon Lau
Talk Title: Exploring Keystroke Dynamics for Insider Threat Detection
Ravi Mani
Panel: CISO Perspective on AI
Hussein Syed
Talk Title: AI and ML Use in Cyber Security
Omer Khan
Pramod Prakash
Talk Title: Threat Hunting at Walmart
Vijay Ganti
Talk Title: The Role of AI/ML in Cybersecurity
Raffael Marty
Panel: AI For Detection & Incident Response
Lars McCarter
Panel: The AI Vendor Landscape
Matthew McFadden
Panel: The AI Vendor Landscape
Serge Vilvovsky
Talk Title: Securing Personal Data for ML/AI Computing in the Cloud
Aaron Blackstone
Talk Title: Coordinating Across Multiple Agencies to Assist in a Ransomware Recovery
Mark Sherman
Talk Title: Using AI to Build More Secure Software
Raghu Dev
Talk Title: AI Techniques for Managing Identity and Access Management to Manage Cyber Risk
Salvador Mandujano
Talk Title: Identifying PHA with ML in the Context of Google Play Protect
John Shegerian
Panel: Data Protection & Security
Saman Taghavi Zargar, Ph.D.
Talk Title: Building a Fast Data Pipeline Using VPP
Jason Bonds
Panel: Data Protection & Security
Hemanth Jayaraman
Talk Title: Centralized Automated Security Governance in the Cloud
Anju Chopra
Panel: Data Protection & Security
Pradeep Patel
Talk Title: Building Fast Data Pipeline Using VPP
Dustin Hillard
Panel: AI For Detection & Incident Response
Sam Curry
Panel: AI For Detection & Incident Response
Erinmichelle Perri
Panel: CISO Perspective on AI
Prashil Kumar
Panel: Data Protection & Security
Peerzada Omar Shabir
Talk Title: Centralized Automated Security Governance in the Cloud
Mark Ostrowski
Panel: CISO Perspective on AI
Dr. Krishnamurthy Vemuru
Talk Title: Machine Learning for Hybrid Threat Modeling
Prateek Agrawal
Panel: Data Protection & Security
Scott Scheferman
Panel: AI For Detection & Incident Response
Mike Krygier
Panel: The AI Vendor Landscape
Giora Engel
Panel: AI For Detection & Incident Response
Nasir Memon
Talk Title: Seeing is Believing? Media Integrity in a Post-Truth World
Michael Makovoz
Talk Title: An Enterprise Approach to Data Science for Cyber Security
Dr. Mark E. Segal
Talk Title: AI@NSA: From Artificial Intelligence to Signals Intelligence and Cybersecurity
Wilson Lin
Talk Title: Cyber NYC | A Plan to Turn New York Into a Capital of Cybersecurity
AGENDA AT-A-GLANCE
Below is the high level agenda so you can know timing for travel arrangements. You’ll find a detailed agenda that includes speaker session times, abstracts, and bios by clicking the button below.
APRIL 29TH
8:00AM Registration, Morning Networking & Coffee
9:00AM Morning Content Sessions
11:15AM Morning Break & Networking
11:30AM Morning Content Sessions
12:50PM Lunch
1:50PM Afternoon Content Sessions
4:00PM Afternoon Break & Networking
4:30PM Afternoon Content Sessions
5:30PM Evening Networking
6:00PM Conference Hall Closes
6:30PM AI After Dark Event: Data For Dinner
APRIL 30TH
8:00AM Registration, Morning Networking & Coffee
9:00AM Morning Content Sessions
11:15AM Morning Break & Networking
11:30AM Morning Content Sessions
12:50PM Lunch
1:50PM Afternoon Content Sessions
4:00PM Afternoon Break & Networking
4:30PM Afternoon Content Sessions
5:30PM Evening Networking
6:00PM Conference Hall Closes
6:30PM AI After Dark Event: Bar Crawl
APRIL 29TH
8:00AM Registration, Morning Networking & Coffee
9:00AM Morning Content Sessions
11:15AM Morning Break & Networking
11:30AM Morning Content Sessions
12:50PM Lunch
1:50PM Afternoon Content Sessions
4:00PM Afternoon Break & Networking
4:30PM Afternoon Content Sessions
5:30PM Evening Networking
6:00PM Conference Hall Closes
6:30PM AI After Dark Event: Data For Dinner
APRIL 30TH
8:00AM Registration, Morning Networking & Coffee
9:00AM Morning Content Sessions
11:15AM Morning Break & Networking
11:30AM Morning Content Sessions
12:50PM Lunch
1:50PM Afternoon Content Sessions
4:00PM Afternoon Break & Networking
4:30PM Afternoon Content Sessions
5:30PM Evening Networking
6:00PM Conference Hall Closes
6:30PM AI After Dark Event: Bar Crawl
DATA FOR DINNER
MONDAY, APRIL 29, 6:30-8:30PM
Join us for curated 12 person group dinners after Day 1 of the conference ends! We’ve made reservations at a handful of New York favorites for you to choose from. Experience great food and continue to build lasting relationships with other attendees.
*Please note that the cost of dinner is included in your conference pass. Spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Only registered ticket holders will have the opportunity to attend.
Ai4 OFFICIAL COCKTAIL
TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 6:00pm-10:00pm
Can you think of a better way to make connections? Neither could we! After the conference ends on Tuesday, you’ll have a chance to recharge and join us for a night out in New York! We’ll provide an open bar and light appetizers. Sign ups are available to registered attendees only.
CONFERENCE VENUE
Convene
117 W 46th Street, New York, NY 10036
This brand new venue is located conveniently in Midtown West, featuring close proximity to major transportation hubs, Times Square, and Rockefeller Center.
BOOK YOUR HOTEL
Hyatt Centric | Times Square New York
135 West 45th Street New York, New York 10036
As the venue is not located within a hotel, we reserved a room block at a nearby Hyatt. There are many other hotels in the area for a variety of different tastes and budgets.
Click here to reserve a room within the Ai4 block.
Or call 646-364-1234 to book and mention Ai4 Cybersecurity.
