Weaponized Intelligence: New Role of Data in AI Attacks
Join us for an exclusive, closed-door lunch briefing at the Stifel's PMC Club.
While the industry discusses the promise of AI, the adversary is already executing its practice. We are entering the era of Weaponized Intelligence, where automated reconnaissance and AI-driven social engineering have moved from theoretical risks to active, industrial-scale threats.
We’ve assembled leaders who have sat at the helm of the world’s largest security and data organizations to discuss how to defend against this new vanguard of attacks.
Michelle Dennedy - Headed up Privacy for Cisco, McAfee, Oracle and Sun.
Cy Khormaee - Oversaw Google's Phishing/Malware/Fraud defenses
Ian Cohen - Led Privacy Products (Chief Product Officer) at Experian
Aaron Alva - Former FTC technologist and attorney
This session moves beyond the headlines to examine the latest evolution of intelligence gathering. We will pull back the curtain on how attackers are utilizing LLMs and autonomous agents to:
Perform hyper-personalized reconnaissance at scale.
Automate the creation of indistinguishable phishing and fraud campaigns.
Bypass traditional malware and phishing defenses that were built for a human-speed threat landscape.
Inside the FTC: Recent Cyber and Privacy Investigation: We will also be joined briefly by Aaron Alva, a former FTC technologist and attorney who led a number of high-profile investigations and enforcement actions. He will provide an inside look at how the FTC has approached recent cyber and privacy investigations, and how regulators are adapting to the rapidly evolving landscape of AI-driven threats, data exploitation, and consumer privacy risks.
Why You Should Attend
Chatham House Rules: A private setting for candid, off-the-record discussion among peers.
Actionable Intelligence: Leave with a framework for evaluating your organization's resilience against AI-generated threats.
Elite Networking: Connect with senior leaders from AegisAI.ai and Stifel Bank over a curated lunch.
Sponsored by AegisAI.ai, Lokker.com and Stifel Bank