Peter Campbell is Platform Security Engineer and Information Protection Senior Director at Evernorth Health Services. As Co-Chair of the ONUG Agentic AI Working Group, he leads efforts to define standards for securing autonomous AI agents and reducing Agentic AI risk.
With a technical foundation forged in the U.S. Navy, Peter brings a unique investigative lens to cloud security. His current research and consulting focus on Ransomware Resilience and DFIR, specifically leveraging AI to accelerate the forensic lifecycle in digital investigations. A holder of numerous advanced certifications (including CISSP and GCFA), he is committed to architecting resilient ecosystems that can withstand the next generation of extortion and automated threats.

Kyle Rose is a Senior Manager and Capability Architect of the Adversary Management function at Intuit. Kyle leads a team of Principal Software Engineers solving complex cloud security problems. He has 14 years of experience in cybersecurity and specializes in: DevSecOps, Security Architect, & Cloud Security. Kyle has an MS in Computer Science in Cybersecurity from The George Washington University. He is currently based in Jacksonville, FL. Kyle is a contributor to the ONUG automated cloud governance working group.

Scott Kennedy is the Security Architect for Adversary Management for the Security Team at Intuit. Certifications: CISSP-ISSAP, CISA, GCIH, and GIAC. He has 30+ years of experience as a Unix system administrator, including 20 years of dedicated security experience within commercial enterprises. Kennedy is an SME in fields including cloud security, virtualization, IT security, document retention, disaster recovery, IACNA/CND and forensics. As part of the Cloud Security Team, he is responsible for bringing scientific rigor and analysis to the decisions for cloud security. He is an active member of the Southern California IT Security scene and manages Intuit R3DC0N security conference villages experience.