Trust is increasingly the factor that determines whether enterprise AI actually scales. The AI Cybersecurity & Resilience Summit focuses on how security, governance and resiliency are being built into AI systems from the start, rather than added after deployment. As organizations move from pilots into production, the question becomes whether those systems can hold up under cyber risk, data integrity issues and operational disruption. TheCUBE Research analysts examine how leading enterprises are rethinking architecture, policy and operating models to make AI more reliable in real-world conditions — and why trust is emerging as a practical differentiator, not just a theoretical one.
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Trust is increasingly the factor that determines whether enterprise AI actually scales. The AI Cybersecurity & Resilience Summit focuses on how security, governance and resiliency are being built into AI systems from the start, rather than added after deployment. As organizations move from pilots into production, the question becomes whether those systems can hold up under cyber risk, data integrity issues and operational disruption. TheCUBE Research analysts examine how leading enterprises are rethinking architecture, policy and operating models to make AI more reliable in real-world conditions — and why trust is emerging as a practical differentiator, not just a theoretical one.
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Krista Case
Principal Analyst and Practice Lead for Cyber Resilience and Security
theCUBE Research
Scott Hebner
Principal Analyst, AI
theCUBE Research
Vincent Goveas
Director of Product Management
Capital One
Dave Vellante
Co-Founder & Co-CEO
SiliconANGLE Media, Inc.
Christophe Bertrand
Principal Analyst
SiliconANGLE & theCUBE
John Scimone
President, CSO
Dell Technologies
Simon Jelley
VP of Product Management
Dell Technologies
Rob Emsley
Director of Cyber Resilience Marketing
Dell Technologies
Rodrigo Rodrigues
EVP of Technology, Global CTO
Experian
Adam Miller
Marketing Work Lead (Sr. Consultant)
Dell Technologies
Rick Martinez
Dell Fellow / VP - Client Solutions Group CTO
Dell Technologies
Ash Lakshmanan
Director of Product Management
Dell Technologies
Judy Furlong
Senior Distinguished Engineer
Dell Technologies
Xiong Xiong
Vice President of IT
Ascend Performance Materials
Eric Herzog
CMO
Infinidat, a Lenovo company
Bhooshan Thakar
General Manager
InfoScale
Kamlesh Shah
Director, AI Factory Solutions Product Management
Dell Technologies
Vince Kellen PhD
CIO
Texas A&M University System
Casey Bryan
CIO
Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES)
Jon Oltsik
Principal Analyst in Residence
theCUBE Research
Timothy Youngblood
Chief Strategy Officer
Onyx Security
Harish Peri
SVP and GM of AI Security
Okta
Mignona Cote
Board Member
CISO Ascent
Dustin Sachs
CEO & Founder
PsyberCog Labs
Tanmay Sah, PhD
Senior Quantitative Modeler
Zions Bancorporation
Dolly Sah
Sr Analyst
Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC