HRMCon 2024 brought together over 1000 registrants with:
- 3 Keynotes
- 4 Tracks & 16 Breakout Sessions
- 22 Speakers
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Keynote Speakers
Review extended insights into human risk management from renowned thought leaders in the cybersecurity risk management industry.
The Future Is Now: Introducing Human Risk Management. This is not just a name change. It is a significant change of mindset, strategy, process, and technology about how we approach an old problem in a new world.
Jinan Budge
Aaron Strong
Syniverse | Information Security Risk Analyst
Hook, Line, and Sinker
Every day our news feeds are littered with stories about breaches that happened because of someone being tricked into doing something they shouldn't! Let's stop that. Hook, Line, and Sinker talks about the different forms of phishing, why it is so effective in fooling us, and ways that we as security training professionals can try to get our fellow co-workers from falling for these traps. I offer advice from my own experiences running campaigns as well as advice I have picked up over the years.
About Aaron
Aaron is an accomplished GRC Analyst and holds a Masters in Cybersecurity specializing in Cyber Intelligence. His mission is to make the world a safer place by providing individuals and businesses with the necessary practices and knowledge to protect themselves from, well, themselves.
Aaron’s unique career path has endowed him with an unconventional set of skills that challenges the notion that a 'traditional' IT or Cyber background is a prerequisite for success in the field.
He is a seasoned globetrotter who has explored diverse corners of the world, a proud father of three boys, and an avid hockey enthusiast (Go Bolts).
Living Security Blog
How Modern AI Attacks Target Employee Access and What Human Risk Management Must Do Next
New Anthropic research shows how a Chinese state sponsored group used AI to automate reconnaissance, exploit development, and credential harvesting across global targets. The attack succeeded because stolen usernames and passwords unlocked high privilege access. This article explains how Human Risk Management strengthens the identity layer by correlating security signals to human behavior and reducing the weak points AI driven attackers now exploit.
