The promise of AI and the expansion of compute has paved the path for deployment across key business functions and industry verticals, enabling insights and automation of complex tasks at greater scale and speed. But the promise of AI is only as strong as the security of the data. Data that is used to train, data that is used for inferencing, and the data that makes up the model itself. In this talk Stephanie will provide a bridge from your current thinking on data as a product, to the realities of how security of data affects the promise of AI.
The first ten years of Stephanie’s career began with a focus on ethical hacking, reverse engineering, and advanced vulnerability analysis as a defense contractor, building a deep knowledge and passion for the hacker mindset. Stephanie later pivoted her offensive skills to the defense building and leading two cybersecurity businesses focused on defense of embedded systems, medical devices and the healthcare industry. She serves as a prominent industry consultant and advisor with a broad range of tech companies and device manufacturers, from the newest startups to the industry giants. Stephanie is currently the Chief Security Technology Strategist for Intel where she owns the cross-Intel security technology strategy, formulating and implementing strategies that will accelerate Intel’s strength, competitiveness, and revenue growth in the area of Security, spanning hardware such as processors, graphics, networking, memory, but also software and security solutions. She is a passionate educator, strategist, speaker, advisor, and all things security enthusiast. She is a native of Columbus, graduate of The Ohio State University and is married to another ethical hacker, with whom she has 4 children. They reside in Newark, Ohio.
The first ten years of Stephanie’s career began with a focus on ethical hacking, reverse engineering, and advanced vulnerability analysis as a defense contractor, building a deep knowledge and passion for the hacker mindset. Stephanie later pivoted her offensive skills to the defense building and leading two cybersecurity businesses focused on defense of embedded systems, medical devices and the healthcare industry. She serves as a prominent industry consultant and advisor with a broad range of tech companies and device manufacturers, from the newest startups to the industry giants. Stephanie is currently the Chief Security Technology Strategist for Intel where she owns the cross-Intel security technology strategy, formulating and implementing strategies that will accelerate Intel’s strength, competitiveness, and revenue growth in the area of Security, spanning hardware such as processors, graphics, networking, memory, but also software and security solutions. She is a passionate educator, strategist, speaker, advisor, and all things security enthusiast. She is a native of Columbus, graduate of The Ohio State University and is married to another ethical hacker, with whom she has 4 children. They reside in Newark, Ohio.