Multi-Cloud Security: Prioritizing Risks with Notification and Resource Decorators -Sponsored by Wiz

Fall 2021

Security leaders and managers are responsible for securing their organization’s cloud environments but are not always involved in their design and development—or even aware of what exists in their cloud. This session will cover a new approach that overcomes the cloud security gap facing security today in people, processes, and technology. Participants will learn a model for bringing security into the development and DevOps process, resulting in a stronger and more secure cloud environment and applications built in the cloud.

Speakers:

Yinon Costica is Vice President of Product and co-founder at Wiz, the world’s fastest growing cloud security company that serves over 10% of the Fortune 500. He was the VP of Adallom, a leading Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB), prior to its acquisition by Microsoft in July 2015. At Microsoft, he led product for the Cloud Security Group as it became a $1.5 billion revenue business. Yinon is a veteran of the elite 8200 intelligence unit of the Israeli Defense Force, where he headed a cyber division and was awarded the Israel Secretary of Defense award for excellence. He holds an M.Sc. in Operations Research from the Naval Postgraduate School.

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.

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