Cyberthreat: First Hour of the Worst Day

Every masjid, relief fund, school and community platform in this room is a target, and most are protected by a volunteer and a password from 2016. The head of security response at Cloudflare, who leads the team that answers when something goes wrong on one of the internet's largest networks, and the founder of a New York security firm that builds the NIST-aligned programs banks get audited against, take the threat from the abstract to the specific.

Who this is for

Operators, founders, board members, and anyone responsible for other people's data.

On the table

• What does an attack on a small organization actually look like, and how has AI changed who can mount one?
• Where does the data our communities hold go when it leaks, and who is it sold to?
• Whose job is it, when nobody has been given the job?

You'll leave with

• The five things that close most of the risk for almost no money
• A plan for the first hour of the worst day
• A checklist you can hand to whoever runs your systems on Monday