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Where to meet the Evidence team in person.

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Debate

Where is the Vulnpocalypse?

[un]prompted · San Francisco, CA

A debate between Sergej Epp, creator of the Zero Day Clock, and Jeremiah Grossman, founder of WhiteHat Security and current CEO of Root Evidence, about the impact of AI for threat actors and defenders, both today and in the near future.

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Debate

The Looming AI Cyber Disaster: Myth or Reality

SANS AI/SI Cybersecurity Summit · Arlington, VA

Whether frontier AI puts us on a path to a serious cyber crisis is the argument the security community has been having in public all September, and these panelists do not agree on the answer.

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Keynote

The End of Guessing: Security’s Coming Market Correction

OWASP Global AppSec · San Francisco, CA

For an entire career’s worth of budget cycles, security experts got to play soothsayer: scare the business enough and you got your number, and nobody could ever say whether the program worked. That’s ending. Underwriters, claims adjusters, and incident responders have accumulated enough loss data to show which vulnerabilities adversaries actually exploit, which controls stop incidents before they become claims, and where a security dollar buys nothing. That evidence will split the industry in two: one half still selling fear, the other measuring outcomes and taking on liability when they get it wrong. Which half you land in is a choice.

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Book Signing

The End of Guessing

OWASP Global AppSec · San Francisco, CA

Jeremiah Grossman signs copies of his book, The End of Guessing, immediately following his keynote. Come grab a copy and say hello.

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Panel

Plotting Your Growth in the Age of AI

OWASP Global AppSec · San Francisco, CA

A practical look at planning your personal development in the AI era, with panelists who have long experience in the AppSec and tech industry sharing strategic perspective and what they’ve done themselves.

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