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Registration + Networking Opportunity
Done
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We Have Liftoff: Your Pre-Flight Checklist for Red Teams
Trevin EdgeworthDone
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Lightning Talks (Backslash, Safetica, IANS, & Unosecur)Done
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Cybersecurity Strategy is a Math Problem: How OSINT Holds the Answers Every CISO Seeks
Kevin JacksonDone
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The SOCratic Method to Choose Your Best-Fit Effective SIEM
Alex HurtadoDone
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From IOC to ROI: Turning CTI Into Boardroom Intelligence
Byron CollieDone
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Why Business Impact Analyses (BIAs) are Both Misunderstood and a Must-Have for CISOs
Matt StamperDone
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Hack the Human Layer: Using Behavioral Psychology to Build Stronger Cybersecurity
Dustin SachsDone
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Lunch
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Winds of Change: How Cyber Risk Quantification Is Broken
Teresa SuarezDone
You're Not the Boss of Them: Securing Customer Identity When You Don't Own the Product
Location: Wise Guys Comedy Club
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8/3/26, 2:15 PM
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8/3/26, 2:40 PM
(America/Los_Angeles)
(25 minutes)
Eve Maler
Eve Maler
Customer identity is where CISO accountability and product authority part ways. You're responsible for the risk; someone else decides the friction, controls the auth flow, and owns the roadmap. And your customers, unlike your workforce, can walk. That structural tension is the job. CISOs who navigate it effectively do so by knowing which risks they can address directly, which require cross-functional alignment, and which are stalled because no one has claimed them. This talk covers where CIAM is headed and why the risks are compounding, from authentication gaps your policies can't close, to synthetic identity fraud, to regulatory exposure that IGA and PAM don't cover. Real-world examples are drawn from Mastering Digital Identity: From Risk to Revenue. You'll leave with a concrete map of your CIAM risk surface, a clear picture of who owns each segment of it, and a prioritized action list.