Cyberevolution
Event | 11.14.23 - 11.16.23
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Crowell & Moring Partner Matt Welling, a member of the firm's Privacy & Cybersecurity group, will be speaking at Cyberevolution, taking place November 14-16th in Frankfurt. His panel, "Arresting Disaster: Driving Incident Response in Cyber-Regulated Europe in an Age of AI Threats," will take place at 3:10 p.m. CET.
In today’s volatile cyber landscape, threats are increasingly sophisticated (e.g. AI-powered ransomware and data exfiltration techniques), and the regulatory environment is ever-changing. Now more than ever, the responsibility falls on executives to spearhead effective incident response plans. This fireside chat with industry leaders Navroop Mitter, Matthew Welling, and Evan Wolff, unpacks the complexities executives face around incident response in this new cyber-normal. The panel will delve into the intricate interplay between AI-driven threats, end-to-end encrypted communications, and new regulatory landscapes both in the U.S and Europe, particularly in the light of recent legislative developments like the U.K.'s Online Safety Bill.
Cyberevolution 2023 is a must-attend for cybersecurity professionals in any point of their career, who not only want to learn about the deployment of traditional as well as unconventional cyber defense methodologies and strategies, but also gain a better understanding of the growing relevance of cybersecurity for businesses.
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