Mea Clift is a distinguished cybersecurity leader with a remarkable multi-decade career defined by her unwavering commitment to excellence, innovation, and mission-driven cybersecurity practices. She represents the pinnacle of excellence in cybersecurity leadership, demonstrated through her professional accomplishments, contributions to thought leadership, and investment in developing the next generation of Cybersecurity practitioners. Recently joining Liberty Mutual as Advisory CISO, Cyber Risk Engineering, she provides technical guidance to commercial underwriters evaluating the cyber risks of organizations, and advisory services to insureds, educating on trends and opportunities for maturity. In previous roles, Mea led cyber efforts at a top water and wastewater consultancy firm, where she highlighted the increased risk of cyber threats in this Critical Infrastructure arena. She is also a respected mentor and advocate for diversity and inclusion in the cybersecurity field, having built a stellar reputation for credibility with executive management, key clients, and employees. Notably, Mea was the recipient of the Cyversity Mentor of the Year Award in 2023, a testament to her outstanding contributions to the field. As an educator, Mea participates heavily in mentorship programs with Cyversity and ISACA and teaches a Fundamentals of GRC class twice a year for Cyversity members. She lives in St. Paul, Minnesota with 4 greyhounds and is a dedicated quilter and quilt historian.

Steven Fox is an IT-to-business translator with technical and business advisory experience. He's led and managed audits testing controls from the following standards: the NIST CSF; NIST 800-53; ISO 27001, 27017, 27018, and 27701; the GDPR; and PCI-DSS. My contributions to the security community appear in the ISSA Journal, CSOonline, and presentations at RSA Conference, the Blackhat Executive Summit, DefCon’s Privacy and Cryptography Village, Security BSides, and Hacker Halted. Member of the SecureWorld Expo Advisory Committee.

As the SVP of Content Strategy at CyberRisk Alliance, Bill Brenner oversees the development and execution of content strategy across the organization, which provides business intelligence and information services to the cybersecurity community. His mission is to deliver high-quality, relevant, and engaging content that informs, educates, and connects the audience with the latest trends, insights, and solutions in the field.

Paul Wagenseil is custom content strategist for CyberRisk Alliance, leading creation of content developed from CRA research and aligned to the most critical topics of interest for the cybersecurity community. He previously held editor roles focused on the security market at Tom’s Guide, TechNewsDaily.com, SecurityNewsDaily.com, and spent nearly 10 years at FoxNews.com.

Jamie's got a broad range of experience, ranging from designing and delivering mission-critical systems to customers in a variety of verticals, working as a pre-sales engineer and lead, and now focused on product marketing for technical products. In short, Jamie is an "explaineer", helping both customers and internal resources understand the high-level problem area, as well how our products and solutions can help solve them.

Sophia is a third-party risk management product specialist at ProcessUnity. Sophia conducts thorough research on industry best practices and has in-depth product knowledge of how CISOs and CPOs use the ProcessUnity platform.

David Stapleton is an experienced Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) with a long history of working in both public and private sector cybersecurity programs. He has built and lead security risk & compliance teams for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Indian Health Service (IHS) and contributed to the design and implementation of the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP). He is passionate about enabling business through thoughtful, balanced, and effective cyber leadership. David is currently the CISO at ProcessUnity, the global leader in third party risk management solutions.

Adrian Sanabria, host of Enterprise Security Weekly, is a successful generalist with over two decades of experience hacking, fixing, breaking, building, and teaching in InfoSec. He’s always trying to see the big picture and figure out the best security strategies. Despite all these years in the industry, he is still optimistic about the future.

Celestine Jahren is the Director of International Sales at Censys - the internet intelligence platform. Censys empowers governments, enterprises, and researchers with the most comprehensive, accurate, and up-to-date map of the internet to defend attack surfaces and hunt for threats. With a background in identify and access management and attack surface management, Celestine’s insights will focus on emerging threats, CVE trends, Zero Days, and how organizations can protect themselves.