Denver Cybersecurity Conference

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is significantly transforming social engineering tactics. Join Morgan Trust as he discusses the evolution of AI as a threat factor and how, by leveraging AI, attackers can automate and enhance phishing schemes, creating highly personalized and convincing messages that are more accurate and effective. You won’t want to miss this cutting-edge talk from a Pen Tester on the front lines!

Cyber Risk Management has evolved. Every new vulnerability or regulation adds further pressures on already stretched teams to predict and manage the weakest links within your internal IT infrastructure. Piling on to today’s cyber risk landscape is the ever-expanding digital supply chain, and the need to onboard, assess, and monitor third parties, fourth parties, and Nth parties.

But does it really have to be that way?

Join this session from Mastercard Cybersecurity for an exclusive presentation on how a proactive “data-first” approach to cyber risk management can help you:

• Improve monitoring for critical vulnerabilities to determine which ones really matter
• Identify, Prioritize and Assess affected third parties in real-time
• Leverage objective risk data into the decision-making processes
• Streamline workflows and scale your operations

We often talk about threats in terms of dollars lost, data stolen, or headlines made. But the real threat lives deeper—in the structure, the strategy, and the growing ambition of the actors behind the screen. Today’s cybercriminals don’t just encrypt files; they build economies, launder, influence, and forge alliances that stretch across borders and industries.Inthis talk, we’ll peel back the layers of modern cybercrime and explore how loosely affiliated hackers have evolved into organized syndicates. These groups operate more like multinational corporations than rogue disruptors—complete with HR departments, recruitment pipelines, insider relationships, and state protections.