Mark Ostrowski
10:00 am - 10:50 am
Organizations treating red teaming as a one-time gate before launch are missing the real value. This session will discuss how ADS Harbour Services reframes red teaming as a continuous lifecycle practice that supports responsible AI at three critical points: (1) Development — integrate adversarial testing into your build cycle to surface risks early as prompts, guardrails, and model configurations change; (2) Validation — execute comprehensive red team campaigns against live applications and agents before production release; (3) Ongoing Operations — schedule recurring red team assessments following updates and capability changes to catch regression and drift. Learn why this three-phase approach uncovers the four essential risk categories—application-specific vulnerabilities, safety and compliance gaps, security weaknesses, and regression risks—and how to build red teaming into your governance model rather than treating it as testing overhead.
Mark Ostrowski has provided thought leadership for the IT security industry for over 25 years, outlining the threat landscape and helping organizations understand how they can proactively mitigate and manage risk in our world of digital transformation and artificial intelligence. Mark is an active cybersecurity educator and media contributor, frequently helping translate complex security issues into practical guidance for organizations and households alike. Today Mark is the CTO at Atlantic Data Security where he is helping clients usher in the latest era of cybersecurity where AI has become a force multiplier in threat prevention and business operations.
Mark Rosenecker
11:00 am - 11:50 am
In the present era of artificial intelligence, its adoption in office environments poses a significant risk of sensitive data types (such as PII, PHI, IP, and more) being inappropriately shared through insecure applications. Given the multitude of AI applications available, it is crucial for organizations to effectively monitor and safeguard their sensitive data from unintentional (or even deliberate) misappropriation. Fortinet offers comprehensive solutions to address these challenges. By leveraging our industry-leading FortiGate, cloud-based FortiSASE, and endpoint-based FortiDLP, Fortinet enables organizations to observe, inspect, and control the flow of sensitive data regardless of the location of their users.
With 31 years of experience in the IT industry, half of which dedicated to cybersecurity, Mark has a solid understanding of the field. Throughout his career, he has held various positions at private colleges, service providers, and large multinational corporations, and his current role as a Senior System Engineer at Fortinet began 7 years ago. Mark also has extensive hands-on experience with a diverse range of solutions, including Palo Alto Networks, Cisco, Checkpoint, and SonicWall, and his decade of experience as a server and virtualization engineer further enhances his skill set. This diverse experience has enabled Mark to develop his unique insights into the industry and identify effective strategies for safeguarding his customers.
Silas Glines
1:00 pm - 1:50 pm
Every company is becoming an agentic enterprise, where humans and autonomous AI agents work side by side. The competitive edge is no longer any single system. It is the workflows: how human and machine intelligence combine with proprietary data to get work done. Most security leaders are now expected to approve AI adoption, not block it. Yet the tools in place were designed to inspect content at fixed checkpoints, not to follow data through AI tools and agents. The result is AI usage spreading faster than security teams can see or govern, which is how shadow AI takes hold. This session treats data security as part of AI transformation planning rather than a separate tooling decision: one understanding of enterprise data, protection that stays with data through workflows, and action before data leaves the organization's control.
Silas Glines is the Director of Solutions Engineering at Cyberhaven and a founding member of the company’s go-to-market team. Based in Boston, he brings over a decade of experience in cybersecurity, with a focus on data protection, and previously hosted the Data Security Innovators podcast.
Chris Aiwanse - ePlus and TBD, Cisco
2:00 pm - 2:50 pm