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AI Basics to Cybercrime/Deepfakes and 2024 Trends in Data Management and Data Fabric

  • 07/19/2024
  • 2:30 PM - 5:30 PM
  • Denver Elks Lodge #17 (2475 West 26th Ave; Denver, CO 80211)
  • 137

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for

From AI Basics to Cybercrime: How Deepfakes Pose a Threat to Companies

and

2024 Trends in Data Management & Data Fabric



When:  Friday, July 19th - 2:30pm-5:30pm 

Location: Denver Elks Lodge #17

Address: 2475 West 26th Ave; Denver, CO 80211

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  • Professional Members: Always Complimentary & Free!
  • Guest Members: First In-Person event $0, In-Person $20, Virtual $10
  • Non-members: In-Person $25, Virtual $15

Presentations: 

From AI Basics to Cybercrime: How Deepfakes Pose a Threat to Companies

with Laura Harder

      

Biography 

Laura Harder is the President of the Northern Colorado ISSA chapter and Director on the ISSA International board of directors. She is a seasoned cybersecurity professional with a remarkable career spanning over 23 years. With extensive military service, including 9 years in the Army and 15 years in the Air Force Reserves, Laura concurrently serves as an Cyber officer in the Air Force Reserves at the 860th Operations Support Squadron as a flight commander. 

Laura's experience in cybersecurity extends across various sectors, from government contracting and federal civilian roles to private and publicly traded companies.  She is committed to the advancement of the cybersecurity field through her active involvement in the cybersecurity community. Laura demonstrates her passion and advocates for cybersecurity awareness. She is an avid speaker with over 7 years conducting presentations at universities and conferences nationwide on topics like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Deepfakes, cloud security, cyber espionage and social engineering. 

Laura is also deeply committed to mentoring young professionals looking to enter the cyber/IT workforce and supporting neurodiversity in the workplace. She has a relentless dedication to advancing the industry, promoting diversity and inclusion, and providing mentorship to future cybersecurity professionals.

Linked In - Laura Harder

Abstract

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing countless industries with its advanced capabilities. However, alongside its benefits, AI also presents significant risks, particularly in the realm of cybersecurity. This presentation will provide an overview of AI basics, explore its positive application in cyber tools, and delve into the emerging threat of deepfakes used for financial fraud.


2024 Trends in Data Management & Data Fabric

with John O'Brien


Biography

With over 25 years of experience delivering value through data warehousing and BI programs, John O’Brien's unique perspective comes from the combination of his roles as a practitioner, consultant, and vendor CTO in the BI industry. As a recognized thought leader in BI, John has been publishing articles and presenting at conferences in North America and Europe for the past 10 years. His knowledge in designing, building, and growing enterprise BI systems and teams brings real-world insights to each role and phase within a BI program. Today, John provides research, strategic advisory services, and mentoring that guide companies in meeting the demands of next-generation information management, architecture, and emerging technologies.

Linked In - John O'Brien

Abstract

Many companies have prioritized various data management trends this year to meet their increasing demands in data and AI initiatives. To help guide people, Radiant Advisors and Database Trends and Applications magazine conducted a market survey in Q1 2024, which analyzed what companies are doing beyond the hype. This survey focused on companies' perceptions, planning, and adoption of current data management practices, such as data fabric and active metadata, multi-domain master and reference data management, data quality, data observability, and data catalogs. The study covered a range of industries and company sizes. Following your participation at DAMA-RMC, you can compare your enlightened perspectives with the survey findings.

Other Details:

Light refreshments and snacks will be provided. 

Doors open at 2:00pm for networking and presentations begin promptly at 3:00pm.


Event followed by a

“Pint of Data” Happy Hour and games at the historic Denver Elk's #17 lodge "Jolly Corks" bar!



Event table/booth and other sponsorship and job promotion opportunities available. See Sponsor Benefits for more information.

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Thank you to our July Corporate Meeting Host Sponsor The Doyle Group!



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