The Cybersecurity Vault — episode 44, with guest Rinki Sethi.
2025 will be an interesting year for the cybersecurity industry! Cybersecurity Insights interviews experts for their take on the most relevant changes. Rinki Sethi discusses how attackers a
A fantastic discussion covering:
I had a great time chatting with the amazing Shira Rubinoff and Rinki Sethi on the Clarity podcast, discussing what people need to know about Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence!
I had a tremendous time at the InCyber Montreal forum. The speakers, panels, fellow practitioners, and events were outstanding!
I bumped into Dan Lohrmann and Nancy Rainosek before their panel with Sue McCauley on CISO challenges. We had some very int
Fireside Chat On "The Future Of AI In Cybersecurity"
With Bruce Schneier (Cyptographer, author & security guru) and Bikash Barai (Co-founder, CISOPlatform & FireCompass)
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