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RSAC Conference brings the global cybersecurity community together under this year’s theme, “The Power of Community Starts with You,” emphasizing how shared insight and coordinated action drive progress. As AI accelerates innovation across email, cloud, and collaboration platforms, security leaders are focused on turning community dialogue into practical defense that protects people and data.
Amid bold announcements and emerging technologies, one question stands out: what actually reduces risk? From coordinated disruption efforts like Operation Endgame to candid conversations about AI threat realities, the emphasis is on measurable outcomes. Grounded in Proofpoint’s human- and agent-centric approach, our panel will explore how organizations can translate industry insight into real-world risk reduction across people, agents, and data.
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After the event, we’ll be giving away a Nimble Champ Lite Portable Charger* to the first 1,000 qualified attendees** who claim their gift in the U.S. and Canada.
Molly spent 16+ years at Medtronic in a variety of IT and information security roles, including leading a global security culture organization that spanned 100K+ end users in 150+ countries. Throughout her career, she spent time working on DLP and incident management programs and has also been involved in several advisory boards and leadership groups in the information security industry, including SANS Security Awareness Summit Advisory Boards, as well as other regional information security, privacy, and risk organizations. She has also been a frequent public speaker, including the top-rated speaker at last year’s SANS Human Risk Management conference, Cyber Security Summit series, as well as a speaker at last year’s Protect 2023 conference. During her free time, she loves spending time with her husband, her six-year-old daughter aka “karate queen” and two-year-old son “the wrecking ball”.
Tim Choi is responsible for leading the strategy and go-to-market efforts to bring innovative AI security products to market and drive growth. Prior to Proofpoint, he was a member of the product management leadership team at BlackBerry and was part of the turnaround journey of the company to software and security. Choi also led product management and product marketing at WatchDox (acquired by BlackBerry) and product initiatives for VASCO’s cloud authentication services. Choi started his career as the first employee at Voltage Security (acquired by HP), where he held leadership roles in product management, technical sales, services and business development. He has a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering and M.S. degree in Management Science and Engineering, both from Stanford University.
Generative AI, enterprise copilots, and agentic AI are transforming how organizations create, access, and share data. But as AI becomes embedded across email, collaboration platforms, and business applications, many security teams lack visibility into how sensitive information is being exposed, learned, or reused. Employees are experimenting with AI tools, often outside of formal governance frameworks, while AI systems operate with unprecedented speed and scale. Meanwhile, the average cost of a data breach is nearing $4.5 million, and regulatory pressure continues to grow.
A modern AI data governance strategy helps organizations reduce risk while enabling innovation by aligning people, processes, and technology around responsible data use.
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After the event, we’ll be giving away a Toscano Genuine Leather RFID Passport Holder* to the first 1,000 qualified attendees** who claim their gift in the U.S. and Canada.
Erin Leonard has more than 16 years of experience with Information & Cyber Security, focused on enterprise risk and remediation. She started her career in enterprise compliance at Fidelity Investments and Iron Mountain Records Management before spending 10 years at RSA Security, focused on the Archer Governance, Risk and Compliance business. Erin’s background as a systems administrator, Professional Services consultant and Presales technical leader of security technology has given her the ability to view risk from people, process and technology perspectives. Erin graduated from the University of Vermont and received her MBA from Bryant University and her MSCIS from Boston University. She lives in the Boston area and has a passion for exercise and running - she has completed 8 full marathons including Boston, Chicago, Berlin and NYC.
As a former cybersecurity consultant, Linfei has 10+ years of experience solving cybersecurity challenges in various industries. She helped organizations develop data security strategies, architect and implement data security solutions, and build data security programs. In recent years, she also expanded her focus to helping organizations securely adopt AI technologies.
Marty Weiss is an Enterprise Security Advisor at Proofpoint, where he partners with global customers to advance and strengthen their data security programs. Marty brings over two decades of experience at the intersection of cybersecurity, risk management, and data protection. He helps complex organizations align risk-driven security programs with real-world business outcomes, with a current focus on modernizing data security for today’s cloud-first, collaboration-heavy environments.
He’s the author of several bestselling books on security and compliance, and his insights are grounded in years of advising global enterprises across industries. Marty holds an MBA from the Isenberg School of Management at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and a BS in computer studies from the University of Maryland Global Campus.
Insider risk has become one of the most urgent challenges facing security leaders today. From data theft by departing employees to sabotage and espionage, insider-driven incidents can quickly escalate into breaches, regulatory scrutiny, and reputational damage. According to the 2025 Proofpoint Voice of the CISO report, close to 40% of global CISOs identify insider threats as their top cybersecurity threat over the next 12 months.
The question isn’t whether insider risk exists—it’s whether your program is mature enough to get ahead of it.
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After the event, we’ll be giving away a pair of Blue Light Blocking Glasses* to the first 1,000 qualified attendees** who claim their gift in the U.S. and Canada.
Rob Randell is currently the Global Vice President, Sales Engineering for Proofpoint's Advanced Technology Group. In this role, he leads a team of Systems Engineers and Architects to help customers and partners get the most out of Proofpoint's advanced technologies, including Information Protection, Cloud Security, Security Awareness Training, and Email Fraud Defense. Before Proofpoint, Rob was a Director in the Security and Risk Practice at ServiceNow. Rob is a regular speaker at different events, from local ISSA Meetings to larger security conferences such as the RSA Conference. Rob's career has been deep into information security through several avenues. Virtualization security and micro-segmentation through the hypervisor at VMware, endpoint memory-based protection with startup Determina (acquired by VMware), anti-malware at Webroot, and before that Vericept, which was the original player in the DLP space.
James brings over a decade of experience in cybersecurity and law enforcement, with a focus on insider threat, digital forensics, and incident response. He has built and led insider threat programs within complex enterprise environments, and has advised government and private-sector teams on the investigation of high-trust security events. At Forscie, James guides the company’s strategic direction, and operational philosophy, and plays a central role in shaping its products; ensuring they address real investigative needs and the complexities of institutional trust.
Kasey is a veteran of the United Stated Air Force experienced in Fusion Intelligence, Counterterrorism, and Human Behavioral Analysis. She spent the latter half of her career conducting proactive-focused behavioral and technical analysis for Insider Threat investigations using advanced technologies. She then went on to lead and mature enterprise-wide multidisciplinary Insider Risk Programs for Federal and Fortune 500 Companies within verticals to include Biopharma, Healthcare, and Retail.
Stephanie is a Senior Product Marketing Manager at Proofpoint, where she is responsible for the messaging and positioning of its Insider Threat Management and Endpoint Data Loss Prevention solutions. Before joining Proofpoint, Stephanie held a variety of roles spanning product marketing, customer research, and market strategy at IBM. Prior to IBM, Stephanie spent several years as an industry analyst at IDC, providing insights and advice on market trends and industry dynamics to executives at leading technology and IT services firms. Stephanie holds a BA degree from Union College and an MBA from Babson College.
Live from Proofpoint Protect 2025!
With trillions of email and cloud-based attacks happening every year, Proofpoint is often among the first to detect emerging trends, techniques, and threat actors targeting people.
Tune in to this special broadcast of Proofpoint Power Series, live from Protect 2025 in Nashville. Our Threat Research leaders will explore the current state of the threat landscape and unpack what it takes to stay ahead of adversaries. From cybercrime and espionage to the growing role of AI, one truth remains constant: people are at the center of today’s cybersecurity challenges.
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With over 20 years of experience in the information security industry, Mr. Kalember currently leads cybersecurity strategy for Proofpoint and is a sought-out expert for leadership and commentary on breaches and best practices. His global team of security experts ensures that Proofpoint’s customers have consistent insight into the attacks that target their people. Mr. Kalember joined Proofpoint from WatchDox where he served as both chief product officer and CMO, leading the development of pioneering data-centric security solutions through to the company’s acquisition. Previously, Ryan ran solutions across HP’s portfolio of security products, was director of product strategy at ArcSight, and held a variety of positions at VeriSign, including EMEA regional manager and senior product manager. Early in his career, Ryan was a security practitioner, helping build many leading security organizations and security operations centers (SOCs) around the world. He received his bachelor's degree from Stanford University, where he studied fault tolerance, cryptography, and authentication algorithms.
Chris Inglis is a distinguished cybersecurity leader with over 40 years of federal service. He served as the nation’s first National Cyber Director at the White House (2021–2023) and spent 17 years at the NSA, including as Deputy Director. A retired Brigadier General and command pilot in the U.S. Air Force and Air National Guard, Inglis also held academic and advisory roles, including as a commissioner on the U.S. Cyberspace Solarium Commission and a trustee of the National Intelligence University. His accolades include the President’s National Security Medal and the Director of National Intelligence Distinguished Service Medal. Inglis holds advanced degrees in engineering and computer science from Columbia, Johns Hopkins, and George Washington University. He resides in Annapolis, Maryland, with his wife, Anna.
Formerly a researcher himself, Daniel currently leads Proofpoint's threat research team devoted to tracking financially-motivated actors. From high-profile botnets to credential harvesting and business email compromise, Daniel's team is in the weeds everyday leveraging Proofpoint's world class visibility to make high-confidence attributions and to share their findings with defenders across the world. Prior to his work at Proofpoint, Daniel worked as a malware analyst at the NCFTA and got his start tracking adversaries as a combat engineer with the US Army.
Cristiana leads eCrime research at Proofpoint, bringing deep expertise in APT tracking, election interference, and Asia-pacific cyber ops from a background in military and defense analysis.
This event is approved and endorsed by (ISC)2 and your CPE credit will automatically be credited to your member account within 4-6 weeks.
This event is suitable for information security decision-makers, including CXOs, VP of IT, Director of IT, as well as mid-level information security management professionals (Senior Security Manager, IT Security Manager, IT Manager), and technical information security practitioners (Security Engineer, Messaging Architect, IT Analyst). It is also relevant for Proofpoint Channel Partner representatives.
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