Stream: Melbourne
Time: 12:15 - 13:00
The integration of Frontier Large Language Models (LLMs) into the enterprise software ecosystem is fundamentally reshaping the threat landscape. As these advanced models accelerate the discovery of security weaknesses through AI-assisted testing and analysis, organizations are facing multiple challenges, including a sharp increase in the volume of security updates coupled with the need to modernize security controls and deprecate outdated mechanisms. Come to this session to discuss how organizations must evolve their cybersecurity to move beyond complacency and fortify their most crucial systems against the sophisticated tactics enabled by next-generation frontier models.
There is currently no attachment for AI at the Gates: Defending Mission-Critical Mainframes in the Age of Frontier Models
Michael Jordan is a Distinguished Engineer focused Cybersecurity for Broadcom’s Mainframe Software Division. In this role Michael is responsible for ensuring Broadcom Mainframe Software provide the capabilities clients need to address the cyber threats of today and the future. Michael has over 37 years of mainframe experience; including 33 years of research and development experience and 4 years in a client facing role leading complex and large-scale IBM Z projects. Michael was instrumental in bringing leading edge security innovations to the Mainframe platform including pervasive encryption and post quantum cryptography. He holds over 32 patents in the areas of IBM Z Security, Cryptography, and Parallel Sysplex. Mr. Jordan received a BS and MS in Computer Science from The University at Albany (1987, 1989).
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