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Fireside Chat w/Pam Lindemoen, CISO Advisor @ Cisco

March 17, 2022

Fireside Chat with Cyber, Tech & Privacy Leaders across industries
Fireside Chat with Cyber, Tech & Privacy Leaders across industries
Fireside Chat w/Pam Lindemoen, CISO Advisor @ Cisco
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Global Cybersecurity and Information Technology (IT) executive leader with over 20 years of success in evaluating and minimizing organizational risks, analyzing business priorities, and maximizing technology capabilities. Provided strategic direction and implementation support for the information security and regulatory compliance strategies in Healthcare Insurance, Finance, Banking, and Fitness industries.

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Fireside Chat w/Tom Ryan, Sr. solutions Architect & Advisor

February 3, 2022

Fireside Chat with Cyber, Tech & Privacy Leaders across industries
Fireside Chat with Cyber, Tech & Privacy Leaders across industries
Fireside Chat w/Tom Ryan, Sr. solutions Architect & Advisor
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With over two decades of experience in cyber and physical security, Thomas Ryan is a highly accomplished and sought-after expert in the field. Specializing in red team operations, application, supply chain security, and personal protection, Thomas has a precision focus on both offensive and defensive security operations in public and private organizations. As the Founder of Asymmetric Response, a boutique security firm, and a Board Advisor for numerous companies, Thomas has a wealth of knowledge and experience to offer.

In 2010, Thomas gained global recognition for his groundbreaking research on the dangers and threats of social media, known as the “Robin Sage Experiment.” This research remains highly relevant and influential today, with its concepts being taught in 28 universities and referenced in hundreds of security research papers. Thomas has also been assigned several CVEs for exploits discovered, and his work has been referenced three times in the MITRE ATT&CK Framework.

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