Leadership Team
Project Governing Board: Premier Sponsors
David LaBianca
Google
CoSAI PGB co-chair
David LaBianca is a Senior Director of Security Engineering in Privacy, Safety & Security at Google where he is responsible for Google’s efforts focused on Protected Computing technologies and the Secure AI Framework. Prior to joining Google, David was the Managing Director of Security Platform Engineering at Goldman Sachs, responsible for public cloud integration engineering, authentication, and privilege management. David also served as the Goldman Sachs Chief Security Architect and the Global Head of Infrastructure Risk. David was also previously at Merrill Lynch, Salomon Smith Barney, and two NY-based startup companies. David holds an MS in Biomedical Engineering from Columbia University and a BSE in Bioengineering from the University of Pennsylvania.
Google
PGB Co-Chair
Scott Bratsman
Meta
Scott Bratsman is the Senior Director of Product Management for Cybersecurity at Meta, where he is focused on leveraging AI to transform Meta's approach to cybersecurity and secure Meta products used by ~half the world's population. He previously led Meta products and teams across Privacy, Geolocation, AR Research, and Data Centers. Scott holds several patents, JD & MA degrees from Duke University School of Law, and previously held senior engineering roles at Microsoft, Disney, and Holland & Knight LLP. Outside his professional endeavors, he is a private helicopter pilot.
Meta
Nicholas Butts
Microsoft
Nicholas is a Director of Cybersecurity and AI Security Policy at Microsoft. In this role he’s responsible for Microsoft’s global policy efforts at the intersection of cybersecurity and AI. Before joining Microsoft, Nicholas held senior commercial roles at one of Europe’s leading AI startups. He was previously Head of Global Government Relations and Trade at HP and started his career at Maersk. Nicholas holds graduate degrees from Peking University, the London School of Economics, and Harvard University.
Microsoft
David Girard
Trend Micro
David Girard is the Senior Director of Product Management for AI Security and AI Alliances at Trend Micro, where he's been a key leader for 14 years. With over 30 years in cybersecurity and software development, David has contributed to research, threat intelligence, automation, and AI-driven security. He has been involved in OASIS OpenC2 and CTI technical committees and has pioneered AI solutions, including a US-patented automated mitigation system and Trend Companion, a generative AI tool.
Trend Micro
Sarah Liang
EY
Sarah is EY Global Responsible AI Leader, driving the development and implementation of global solutions that enable clients to establish and mature their responsible AI practices. She leads efforts to integrate ethical frameworks into AI systems, helping organizations scale their AI capabilities while maintaining privacy, security and human rights compliance. Previously, Sarah held leadership roles at Ernst & Young LLP, focusing on technology and gaming industries. She has over 25 years of experience leading complex projects, integrating global teams and advising companies on risk management across all three lines of defense and automation transformation initiatives.
EY
Sunil Mallik
PayPal
Cybersecurity and Risk leader with over two decades of experience in the financial services industry securing Fortune 500 companies and helping them achieve compliance with multiple governance requirements and regulations. He has worked in various leadership roles with leading global organizations like Deloitte, Freddie Mac, Discover Financial Services, Capital One, and currently heads Cybersecurity Engineering and Architecture at PayPal. Prior to joining PayPal in August 2025, Sunil was the Chief Information Security Officer at Discover Financial and guided them through the merger with Capital One Financial Corporation.
PayPal
James Norberg
Humana
James Norberg is Vice President of Technical Product Security Services and Information Security Officer for Humana’s Retail business. James leads product, architecture, offensive, and AI security, bringing deep experience across healthcare, financial services, and critical infrastructure to today’s cybersecurity challenges.
Humana
J.R. Rao
IBM
J.R. Rao is an IBM Fellow and CTO, Security Research for IBM. The Security Research team comprises over 200 researchers working in Cybersecurity, AI Security, Cloud and Systems Security, Information Security and Cryptography. J.R. works closely with commercial customers, government agencies and academic partners to create and drive differentiating innovation into IBM's offerings. He has published widely and holds numerous US and European patents. He obtained his doctorate degree from University of Texas at Austin, a Master's degree from State University of New York at Stony Brook, and a Bachelor of Technology degree from Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur.
IBM
Daniel Rohrer
NVIDIA
Daniel Rohrer is VP of software product security, architecture and research at NVIDIA. In his 24 years at NVIDIA, he's led efforts to enhance AI security, deliver GPU confidential computing, and advance research efforts in secure platform design. Daniel has taken his integrated knowledge of "everything NVIDIA" to hone security practices, explore novel cybersecurity solutions, and help deliver some of the world’s most advanced and trustworthy computing platforms.
NVIDIA
Project Governing Board: Members
Omar Santos
Cisco
CoSAI PGB co-chair
Omar Santos is a Distinguished Engineer at Cisco focusing on AI security, cybersecurity research, advanced hacking techniques, and vulnerability disclosure. He is a Board member of OASIS Open, the co-chair of the Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI), the chair of the Common Security Advisory Framework (CSAF), co-chair of OpenEoX, and co-chair of the FIRST PSIRT SIG. Omar is also the co-founder of the DEF CON Red Team Village and is the author of over 25 books, over 20 video courses, and over 50 academic research papers. His dedication to cybersecurity has made a significant impact on technology standards, businesses, academic institutions, and government agencies striving to improve their cybersecurity programs.
Cisco
PGB Co-Chair
Kamel Adi
University of Quebec in Outaouais (UQO)
Kamel Adi holds an engineering degree in computer science from the University of Science and Technology of Algiers, Algeria; a postgraduate diploma (DEA) in computer science from Pierre and Marie Curie University, Paris, France; and a PhD in computer security from Laval University, Quebec, Canada. He is currently a full professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Quebec in Outaouais (UQO), Gatineau, Canada, where he leads the Computer Security Research Laboratory (LRSI).
His research focuses on advancing both the theoretical foundations and practical applications of cybersecurity, particularly in areas such as network security, intrusion detection and response, IoT security, software security, and the integration of artificial intelligence techniques into cybersecurity, as well as the security of artificial intelligence systems. He has authored and co-authored numerous peer-reviewed publications in leading international journals and conferences, and has supervised many graduate students at the master's and doctoral levels.
Professor Adi has been actively involved in collaborative research projects with academic, governmental, and industrial partners, contributing to the development of innovative solutions to emerging cyber threats. He also serves on the program committees of several international conferences and acts as a reviewer for reputable scientific journals in the field of cybersecurity. He is also serving as General Chair of CRiSIS 2025 and FPS 2026.
University of Quebec in Outaouais (UQO)
Nidhi Aggarwal
HackerOne
Nidhi Aggarwal is the Chief Product Officer at HackerOne, where she leads the vision and development of the platform that combines human expertise with AI to help enterprises secure software at scale. She is a tech entrepreneur and product leader with over 15 years of experience across startups and global enterprises. Nidhi co-founded Qwiklabs and her earlier roles include leadership positions at Tamr, Wellington Management, and McKinsey & Company. She holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where she received the Early Career Achievement Award.
HackerOne
Guy Arazi
Pi
Guy Arazi is the Co-Founder & CEO of Pi. Guy built his career defending some of the most critical products in the industry. At Microsoft, he led ransomware operations on Defender and was part of the team that responded to the SolarWinds attack, ran vulnerability research for Azure, and tech-led the Vulnerabilities & Mitigations team at MSRC. He then joined Palo Alto Networks as a founding member of the XCloud team, building cloud security products from the ground up. Now, Guy is building a novel approach to help enterprises secure their products in the era of AI.
Pi
Jennings Aske
SailPoint
Jennings Aske is the Deputy Chief Information Security Officer for SailPoint. Previously, Jennings was Chief information Security Officer at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, as well as the Chief Information Security and Privacy Officer of Partners HealthCare System. Jennings also has served as the Chief Information Security Officer for Nuance Communications, UMass Memorial Hospital, and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts's Executive Office of Health and Human Services. Jennings is a licensed attorney in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
SailPoint
Dr. Konstantin Böttinger
Fraunhofer Institute for Applied and Integrated Security (AISEC)
Dr. Konstantin Böttinger is a Distinguished Scientist at the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied and Integrated Security (AISEC). He has 14 years of experience translating applied research into advanced security solutions across multiple industries, specializing in the intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Dr. Böttinger earned his PhD from Technical University Munich and an MBA from the University of Oxford. Prior to joining Fraunhofer AISEC, he studied mathematics and physics at Heidelberg University.
Fraunhofer AISEC
Jason Clinton
Anthropic
Jason is Chief Information Security Officer at Anthropic. Previously, he led Chrome Infrastructure Security at Google. Earlier work includes ChromeOS build integrity, Android Pay security, digital coupons, beowulf computing, and secure thin clients. He's the author of Ruby Phrasebook and contributed to the GNOME project.
Anthropic
Ryan Cosgrove
Thomson Reuters
Ryan Cosgrove is a Distinguished Engineer, Information Security at Thomson Reuters, where he works on AI security projects spanning the company's customer-facing products and its internal adoption of AI. In this role, Ryan focuses on helping secure the AI capabilities Thomson Reuters builds into its products, along with the AI tools and platforms being adopted across the enterprise. Over nearly two decades at Thomson Reuters, Ryan has worked across technology in support, engineering, and operations roles before specializing in Information Security for the past 15 years. He spent much of that time in Digital Forensics and Incident Response as part of the Cyber Incident Response Team (CIRT), defending Thomson Reuters against cyber attacks and threats. Ryan holds a Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, along with a number of industry certifications.
Thomson Reuters
Vincent Danen
Red Hat
Vincent Danen is the Vice President of Product Security at Red Hat, which is responsible for security and compliance activities for all Red Hat products and services. Vincent has been involved with open source and software security for over 20 years, leading security teams and participating in open source communities and development. He is a governing board member of the OpenSSF.
Red Hat
Art Ehuan
Duke University
Art Ehuan is the Executive Director and Adjunct Professor of the Duke Master of Engineering in Cybersecurity program and the Duke CISO Executive Certificate program. He was previously a Vice President of Palo Alto Networks (PAN), Unit 42 Security Consulting practice. He joined PAN after running the Global Cyber Risk Services practice at the global advisory services firm Alvarez & Marsal. Art was previously a CISO for a Fortune 200 financial/insurance services firm and has served as an interim CISO for an energy company, health care management organization, a manufacturing company and a government treasury agency. For nearly two decades he served as a lecturer for the U.S. State Department’s Anti-Terrorism Assistance Cyber Training Program. Art previously worked as a Supervisory Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and a Special Agent for the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations. He has been retained as a cyber expert on prominent data breaches to include Heartland Payment Systems, Sony Pictures, Target, Anthem, Equifax, Capital One and Marriott.
Duke University
Ariana Fowler
EQTY Lab
Ariana Fowler is the Head of Research at EQTY Lab, where she leads research on establishing trust and integrity in AI systems. Her work focuses on verifiable AI, cryptographic governance, and securing the AI supply chain, including EQTY’s Verifiable Compute framework, developed in partnership with Intel and NVIDIA, which provides hardware-rooted cryptographic proofs for AI workflows. Previously, Ariana worked on the application of blockchain technology for humanitarian use cases at UNICEF Innovation and ConsenSys Social Impact, building capacity for emerging technology solutions in development contexts. Beyond Web3 and AI, her experience includes philanthropic portfolio management, program design in venture capital, and advisory work. Ariana holds dual degrees from Vanderbilt University and has been recognized as a World Economic Forum Global Shaper. She has presented at the United Nations, SXSW, Yale University, Columbia University, and other global forums.
EQTY Lab
Manish Garg
VE3
Manish Garg is the Managing Director at VE3, where he combines his roles as an entrepreneur, investor, strategist, and passion for innovation and a keen eye for strategic growth opportunities, Manish excels in navigating complex business landscapes and transforming ideas into tangible success. His leadership at VE3 is marked by a commitment to excellence and a proven track record of achieving remarkable growth. Manish’s approach is characterized by his adeptness in merging technology with business strategies, making him a pivotal figure in the industry and a respected leader among his peers.
VE3
Nick Hamilton
OpenAI
Nick Hamilton is the Head of Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) at OpenAI. He brings 20 years of experience in technology, security and GRC. Throughout his career, Nick has focused on solving challenging compliance problems by leveraging technology and data. His expertise includes integrating robust compliance, regulatory, and security frameworks within emerging software technologies, particularly in dynamic, rapidly evolving environments.
OpenAI
Alex Knol
TuxCare
Alex Knol is Vice President of SecureChain at TuxCare, dedicated to building solutions that unlock real value for customers through intelligent security technology. With over 30 years of experience across services, government, and distribution, Alex brings deep expertise in software development, and business development—shaped by years of hands-on leadership running large-scale development organizations. Driven by a mission to solve the operational pain points that come with managing complex technical environments, Alex focuses on translating hard-won lessons into products and strategies that make customers' lives meaningfully easier.
TuxCare
Major Vineet Kumar
CyberPeace
Major Vineet Kumar is a globally recognized leader in cyber diplomacy and Cyber peacebuilding, who has redefined cybersecurity as a force for social good. As Founder and Global President of CyberPeace, he has spent nearly three decades building one of the world’s largest citizen-driven movements for online safety, inclusion, and resilience — impacting over 200 million people across 112 countries.
An alumnus of Cranfield University and the University of Cambridge, Vineet is also a Chevening Fellow (UK Government), an alumnus of the U.S. Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP), and part of the British Council Future Leaders 2017 Programme. Major Vineet leads global collaborations with the United Nations, G20, Commonwealth Secretariat, ITU, Google, Meta, Amazon, and others, shaping global norms on AI safety, Cybersecurity, and digital trust. He has trained diplomats from 100+ countries, authored multiple acclaimed books, published several IEEE papers, and holds multiple patents in cybersecurity and AI Safety.
Recipient of 13 international and 25 national awards, including the recent Entrepreneur Magazine’s Social Entrepreneur of the Year 2025, Times of India Social Entrepreneur of the Year 2025, and Government of India's highest youth honour, the National Youth Award (Government of India), Major Vineet embodies the mission of using technology to empower people, strengthen peace, and build a trusted digital future for humanity.
He has been a distinguished speaker at leading global forums such as the UN Security Council CTC, UN IGF, ITU WSIS, Global Cybersecurity Forum, UN Cybercrime Convention, St Petersberg International Economic Forum (SPIEEF) 2025, Valdai Club Annual Forum to name a few.
CyberPeace
Dan Lahav
Irregular
Dan Lahav is the Co-Founder and CEO of Irregular, a Frontier AI Security lab backed by Sequoia and Redpoint. Previously, he was among the first employees at a startup later acquired by Google, and subsequently joined IBM AI Research, where he received the Outstanding Technical Achievement Award. Dan's research has been published widely, including a paper featured on the cover of Nature. He has lectured at Tel Aviv University, where he received the Outstanding Lecturer Award (thrice). As part of one of his courses Dan focused on teaching students how to systematically drive global impact, and he also co-founded a non-profit initiative to that end. Additionally, Dan was crowned Best Speaker of the World at the World Universities Debating Championship, and has led academic events spanning over 65 countries. Dan's work and commentary have been featured in leading international media outlets including Forbes, BBC, The Guardian, TechCrunch, Sky News, The Information, TBPN, and others.
Irregular
Kyriakos "Rock" Lambros
Zenity
Kyriakos "Rock" Lambros is Director of AI Standards and Governance at Zenity, where he leads technical contribution and advocacy for AI agent security standards. He works directly with OWASP, AIUC-1, and emerging agentic protocols to shape how the industry secures AI agents.
Rock brings practitioner credibility most standards contributors lack. He's built and run security programs for multibillion-dollar organizations across energy, eCommerce, government, banking, and manufacturing, including MPLX, eBay, Honeywell, and GDIT (for the Federal Government). He co-authored "The CISO Evolution," serves as a core team member of the OWASP GenAI Security Project Agentic Security Initiative, and is a project author of the OWASP AI Exchange. He holds an MBA from Arizona State University and a B.S. in Information Systems from UNLV.
Zenity
Dan Lionis
Technical University of Munich
Dan Lionis is a PhD researcher in computer networks and network security at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) Chair of Network Architectures and Services. His work focuses on the intersection of networking infrastructure and emerging AI systems, with specific research interests in zero-trust architectures for distributed agentic communication, protocol security, and network performance.
Technical University of Munich
Dhinesh Manoharan
Intel
Dhinesh Manoharan is VP & GM, Security of AI and Security Research at Intel Corporation. In this role, he drives ‘Security for AI’ and ‘AI for Security’ strategy across the company. He has the privilege of leading an eclectic global team of systems-level security researchers focused on proactive research of threats, zero day vulnerabilities, mitigations and exploits in the Client, Edge, Datacenter and AI ecosystems to keep billions of people across the world secure in their digital lives. He works very closely with world-wide customers, industry consortia, academia collaborators and government agencies on contemporary cybersecurity initiatives. Dhinesh holds an MS degree in Computer Science from Portland State.
Intel
Robert Michel
Lenovo
Robert Michel holds the position of Director of Cloud Security at Lenovo's Global Security Lab. He is responsible for cloud product security and leads the Penetration Testing, DevSecOps, and Security Operations Center teams. Over the course of his career in cybersecurity, Robert has implemented incident response strategies, security awareness campaigns, threat modeling, and professional training initiatives for a variety of organizations. His background also includes designing network security solutions across a diverse range of organizations in various industry sectors. Driven by his dedication to cybersecurity, Robert holds or has held certifications from SANS, Microsoft, Cisco, EC-Council, CompTIA, and ISC2. He also holds degrees in Computer Communications and in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance.
Lenovo
Yisroel Mirsky
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Yisroel Mirsky is a tenured Assistant Professor and Zuckerman Faculty Scholar at the Institute of Software Systems and Security at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, where he leads the Offensive AI Research Lab at CBG. He has over 13 years of experience researching AI safety, security, and misuse, with publications at top venues including USENIX, CCS, NDSS, Black Hat, DEF CON, and RSA. His work has also been featured in major media outlets such as Ars Technica, Wired, TechCrunch, Popular Science, Scientific American, and The Wall Street Journal.
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Iftach Orr
Alice
Iftach Orr is the CTO and co-founder of Alice, where he leads the company’s technology strategy and engineering efforts to help foundation model companies and global organizations secure AI systems at scale. With over 15 years of experience in large-scale systems, machine learning, and security, Iftach focuses on translating adversarial research into resilient infrastructure that identifies emerging attack patterns and strengthens models before and after deployment.
Alice
Mohamed Osman
QuilrAI
Mohamed is a cybersecurity visionary with more than 20 years of experience driving innovation across SIEM, SOAR, insider threat mitigation, and human risk management. A recipient of the Splunk Innovation Award, he brings a hands-on and strategic approach to building smarter, faster, and more resilient security operations.
QuilrAI
Prutha Parikh
Cohere
Prutha Parikh is Head of Security at Cohere, the leading security and data privacy-focused enterprise AI company. She is a cybersecurity leader with over 18 years of experience building security products and scaling information security programs at enterprises and startups. Her areas of expertise span information security domains, such as network and cloud security, vulnerability management, threat research, offensive security, incidence response, governance, risk management, and compliance. She also holds a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and her past accolades include industry recognition, such as a SC Media Women in Information Security honoree.
Cohere
Manoj Parmar
Sovereign AI Security Labs
Manoj Parmar is an accomplished technology leader and entrepreneur, currently serving as the Founder and CEO of Sovereign AI Security Labs (SOAISec), headquartered in Bangalore, India. With over 17 years of experience across AI security, automotive, and broader technology sectors, Manoj brings a unique combination of technical depth, operational excellence, and visionary leadership.
Sovereign AI Security Labs
Rahul Parwani
Airia
Rahul Parwani is the Head of Product for AI governance and Security at Airia. He specializes in security & identity. He is an experienced product leader that has built and scaled enterprise solutions responsible for endpoint vulnerability defense, device security posture management, signal sharing, and passwordless authentication. Rahul is an advocate for zero trust architecture adoption and has previously served on the Executive Advisory Board of the Identity Defined Security Alliance (IDSA) and as a board member of the technical committee for the FIDO alliance shaping industry standards and best practices.
Airia
Alex Polyakov
Adversa AI
Alex Polyakov is an AI Security Pioneer and AI Red Teaming evangelist, co-founder of Adversa.AI, vice chair at IEEE AI Cybersecurity group, and member of the Forbes Technology Council. He has 20 years of experience in applying AI for cybersecurity and cybersecurity for AI, from practical red teaming expert to C-level executive. He has found over 300 vulnerabilities, presented his research at over 100 conferences in 30+ countries, and published dozens of whitepapers, two books, and multiple trainings, including the world's first practical training on securing AI. His work is mentioned on such websites as WSJ, Bloomberg, Fortune, Forbes, TechCrunch, Wired, MIT, and others.
Adversa AI
Pushpak Pujari
Harden
Pushpak Pujari is Founder of Harden, the security and governance layer for coding agents. He brings AI and security product experience from Verkada and Amazon, including work across computer vision, Alexa AI, and AWS IoT, and previously spent four years at Sony Japan. He holds an MBA from Wharton and an EE degree from IIT Delhi.
Harden
Sharath Rajasekar
Highflame
Sharath Rajasekar is the founder and CEO of Highflame (formerly Javelin), a research-driven AI security company based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He brings 20+ years of enterprise software and security experience, including serving as VP of Engineering for Oracle’s petabyte scale data platform called Unity. Sharath has held leadership roles in managing VoIP/WebRTC and Video Security at Oracle and API security at BEA Systems. He was also VP Cloud Products at SunGard, building and scaling platforms used by large global enterprises. He holds an M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and is an alumnus of Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business.
Highflame
Daniel Riedel
GenLab
Daniel Riedel is an entrepreneur with a strong track record of founding multiple companies in the media and technology sectors. He has extensive experience in building large-scale, secure technologies and businesses, with a broad background in engineering, operations, security, analytics, and product development. He is particularly passionate about the intersection of technology and user experience, creating engaging solutions that blend excellent UX/UI design with media and entertainment, all while ensuring security and privacy are maintained.
GenLab
Anand Salodkar
CompFly AI
Anand is the Co-Founder of CompFly AI, where he leads product strategy and go-to-market execution. He brings 15 years of deep expertise spanning compliance, audit, M&A, and cybersecurity, having spent his career in the highly regulated, global financial services sector with leadership roles at Ernst & Young, Franklin Templeton Investments, and Dolby Laboratories. Anand has been featured in The AI Journal, and TechBullion, and has published research on AI governance on SSRN and FinExtra. He is a member of The Conference Board's Chief Audit Executives Council and the OpenAI Forum. He holds a CISA certification, a Master's in Engineering from Lehigh University, and an MBA in Finance from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
CompFly AI
Matt Saner
Amazon
Matt Saner is a security leader at AWS focused on helping the largest and most complex enterprises on earth transform security challenges into strategic business enablement. Leading a team of security specialists across the globe, he enables organizations to achieve both rapid innovation and robust security postures. With the emergence of generative AI, Matt has played a key role in driving secure adoption of this transformative technology, both internally at AWS and externally through prescriptive customer and partner enablement, and the industry as a whole. Prior to joining AWS in 2021, he spent nearly two decades in the highly regulated, global financial services sector. Beyond his professional endeavors, Matt is a private pilot who finds fulfillment exploring the skies through general aviation.
Amazon
James Stewart
TrojAI
Dr. James Stewart is the CTO and co-founder of TrojAI. He has over 25 years of experience in deep learning and cybersecurity, including Lead Data Scientist at Raytheon Cyber and Manager of R&D at the Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity. Before joining TrojAI, he was SVP of Video Analytics at Patriot One Technologies, which acquired his company, EhEye. James holds a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of New Brunswick and represents Canada on ISO/IEC SC 42 (AI).
TrojAI
Mike Tan
Cranium
Mike Tan is the Director of AI Safety and Security at Cranium AI, with 9 years of experience in applied AI and AI security. He was previously at MITRE Corporation.
Cranium
Priyanka Tembey
Operant AI
Priyanka Tembey is a Co-founder and CTO at Operant AI. A technologist with a PhD in distributed systems from Georgia Tech, Priyanka has spent over 10 years as a software engineer at the forefront of cloud-native technologies, security, and AI. Priyanka was one of the foundational engineers who built VMware's hybrid cloud product, architecting its distributed policy control plane and analytics layers. She is passionate about building products that simplify the reliability and security of applications at scale.
Operant AI
Jian Wang
Huawei
Jian Wang is the Chief Expert of Technology Standards and Ecosystem at Huawei’s European Research Institute. Previously, he served in leadership roles—including Department Director and Institute Director—at a National
Innovation Center, Geely Auto Group, and SINGULATO Motors. Mr. Wang has long focused on cybersecurity and trustworthy artificial intelligence, and is a leading expert in China’s intelligent vehicle cybersecurity standards. As a registered expert of ISO/TC22/SC32, FIRST, and China’s SAC/C-SAE, he has led or contributed to more than 30 international, national, and industry standards. He also holds over 40 patents and has made significant contributions to the global standardization of automotive Cyber security.
Huawei
Marina Zeldin
Dell Technologies
Marina Zeldin leads a pan-Dell team focused on security and zero trust as part of Dell Technologies' Chief Technology Office. In this role, Marina is working with the key stakeholders to ensure consistency in security strategy and architectures across the Dell product portfolio with a focus on Dell AI solutions. Marina is also leading services enablement for Dell Zero Trust private cloud solution. In the past Marina led security teams at Nortel Networks Voice over IP enterprise product portfolio. Marina holds a MSc degree in Electrical Engineering from St. Petersburg Polytechnic University and Executive MBA from Telfer School of Management, University of Ottawa.
Dell Technologies