Community-Centric Leadership

This event was curated by and for the Phoenix Leadership Board, a group of local leaders committed to the idea that national security and critical infrastructure resiliency is strengthened through peer-to-peer knowledge sharing, diversity, and leadership development.

Their collective insights and recommendations influence every aspect of this program including speakers, topics, and technology partner participation.   

What Members Say: 

Dinner Topic:

AI is making attacks faster and more scalable, but the paths attackers use to compromise organizations remain surprisingly familiar. If preventing every initial foothold is unrealistic, how can security teams make it harder for attackers to reach their end goal? This CISO dinner will explore how to map attack paths, identify opportunities to disrupt them, and introduce barriers that make attackers work harder, move slower, and create more noise. We’ll also put that thinking into practice by challenging the group to build and break attack paths against a fictitious organization. The conversation will focus on the security fundamentals that matter most, even as AI changes the speed of the game. 

Mike Manrod
Mike Manrod
CISO
Grand Canyon Education

Venue Information:

Culinary Dropout - Tempe

149 S Farmer Ave

Tempe, AZ 85281

 

Featured Tech Partner

Table Hosts

Questions?

Please reach out to [email protected] or to your community cultivator, Todd Bratulich at [email protected].