Another great Human Risk Management conference in Austin, Texas, that brought together thought leaders and practitioners to understand the evolving cybersecurity risks of both human and AI behaviors.

This free conference, both in-person and virtually, provided practical insights for tactical maneuvering and strategic planning for adaptation to the rise of artificial intelligence that is blending into most technological, business, government, and academic realms. Behaviors are not just human anymore. We must be cognizant of how the risks and opportunities are rapidly elevating for cybersecurity in our technology-accessible world.

I want to thank the Living Security team, who make this conference a reality every year, and all the amazing speakers who shared their insights. The audience members were outstanding in asking challenging questions for thought-provoking discussions.

It was great to see longtime colleagues Ashley Rose, Edna Conway, and Sumona Banerji, as well as making many new acquaintances!

Here are a few select slides from my presentation. More to follow!

I look forward to next year’s conference. I think we will all have a lot to share and learn over the next 12 months!