The growing threat of increasingly sophisticated cybersecurity attacks has led the White House to adopt a new cybersecurity strategy based on a zero-trust approach. High-friction implementations of this approach, such as continuous re-authentication, can add obstacles, time, and frustration for end users. Additionally, because zero-trust security requires visibility into every application and every user across a network, the magnitude of data to collect, analyze, and monitor can quickly become overwhelming. Cybersecurity developers can leverage AI frameworks and tools to build high-performance cybersecurity solutions with fewer lines of code.
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As an NVIDIA Solutions Architect, Jen uses her AI expertise to help US federal government agencies accomplish their mission of creating a safer and more prosperous world in the face of unprecedented challenges. Prior to joining NVIDIA, Jen was an AI Engineer at MITRE, where she worked with senior US DOD leaders and oversaw the MITRE test team supporting the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center (JAIC). She holds a Bachelor of Science in Bioengineering with specialization in signals and systems from George Mason University.
Killian leads developer relations for NVIDIA’s cybersecurity technologies. Previously, he founded the data science and edge teams for the public sector at Red Hat. Killian’s team built KubeFrame and also contributed to putting OpenShift on the ISS. He brings a wealth of expertise in the areas of data science, cybersecurity, edge computing, kubernetes, and OpenShift.
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Date & Time: Wednesday, April 22, 2018