Chris Cochran @chrishvm has no fear of hard questions. Excited for his session, “No Filter: An Unscripted Ask Us Anything” at our AI Cybersecurity Summit on November 2! My first question for him: what evidence would he require before trusting an AI agent’s finding during an investigation? Chris is one of the most creative people I’ve worked with. He built the threat-intelligence operation for the U.S. House of Representatives, founded Commandant AI, an AI partner for incident response, and is our SANS Field CISO and VP of AI Security. Chris authored the @SANSInstitute AI Security Maturity Model with practitioner input to spell out controls and metrics for each stage. Chris has brought the AI security discussion into rooms at Ford, Fannie Mae, T-Mobile, and the U.S. Department of State. He hosts Jeffersonian dinners, where security leaders can say what they actually think about AI. Bring your questions to the SANS AI Cybersecurity Summit November 2–3 in Arlington VA or live online. Registration also includes virtual access to @unpromptedconf II: go.sans.org/YjGCXr Our lineup includes Sounil Yu @sounilyu, Gadi Evron @gadievron, Morgan Adamski, Michael Collins, Sergej Epp @EppSecurity, Jeremiah Grossman @jeremiahg, Katie Moussouris @k8em0, Vinh Nguyen and many more of security's best.

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