On Demand Video
AI-Enabled Adversaries vs. AI-Enabled Defenders
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the cyber landscape, accelerating both offense and defense and raising new questions about autonomy, speed, and control. This session will examine how federal leaders are preparing for AI-enabled adversaries while thoughtfully evaluating the role of agentic AI and autonomous capabilities in cyber defense. The conversation will explore where these technologies create real operational advantage, the governance challenges they introduce, and how agencies are balancing innovation with trust, accountability, and mission assurance.
Speakers
Dan Richard, Associate Deputy Director, Digital Innovation,
CIA
Joe Kelly, Division Director, Applied Research Laboratory for Intelligence and Security (ARLIS), University of Maryland
Victoria Yan Pillitteri, Computer Security Division, NIST
Jonathan Trull, EVP & CISO, Qualys
Frank Konkel, Editor-in-Chief, GovExec
Joe Kelly, Division Director, Applied Research Laboratory for Intelligence and Security (ARLIS), University of Maryland
Victoria Yan Pillitteri, Computer Security Division, NIST
Jonathan Trull, EVP & CISO, Qualys
Frank Konkel, Editor-in-Chief, GovExec