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In-person Event

Dataminr & NightDragon Black Hat 2024 Breakfast

date Aug 7, 8AM - 10AM PDT
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location
Carama (Mandalay Bay), 3950 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119
speakers
Brian Gumbel President and Chief Operating Officer, Dataminr
Dave DeWalt CEO, NightDragon
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Clark Smith Global Head of Engineering and Architecture, Chief Information Security Office, Citi

Rising Third-Party Risk: Public Data Combined with Advanced AI is the Answer

In the last 12 months, 87% of F1000 companies suffered a third-party breach, with financial implications of up to $1B for a single incident. Organization’s need to advance their third-party risk management practices to remain compliant and avoid reputational and financial damage. A modern, effective approach is essential. 

Network with your peers and join Brian Gumbel (President & COO, Dataminr), Dave DeWalt (CEO, NightDragon), & Clark Smith (Global Head of Engineering & Architecture, Citi) for a discussion on how AI models, combined with public data, can help organizations advance their third-party risk identification and continuous monitoring.

Using real-world examples we’ll cover best practices to:

  • Up-level third-party risk strategies by ingesting and using public data
  • Incorporate advanced AI models to optimize and automate how large volumes of public data are processed to identify external threats
  • Combat and mitigate growing third-party threats with AI and public data

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