In person

Join Endor Labs and GitHub for an Executive Breakfast at RSA

Please join Endor Labs & GitHub on May 7th for an interactive executive breakfast focused on navigating software supply chain security challenges as AI-driven software development becomes mainstream.Speakers include:

  • Todd Lukens, Chief Technology & Information Security Officer at Nationwide
  • Bret Arsenault, Chief Cybersecurity Advisor (and former CISO) at Microsoft
  • Jacob DePriest, Deputy CISO at GitHub
  • Chris Hughes, Chief Security Advisor at Endor Labs
Date
May 7th
Time
7:30 — 9:30 AM PT
Location
TRACE Restaurant, W Hotel
181 3rd St, San Francisco, CA 94105 →
181 3rd St, San Francisco, CA 94105
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Speakers

Todd Lukens
CISO
Nationwide

Bret Arsenault
Cybersecurity Advisor
Microsoft

Photo of Jacob DePreist, VP, Deputy Chief Security Officer, GitHub on a white background.
Jacob DePreist
VP, Deputy Chief Security Officer
GitHub

A photo of Chris Hughes — Chief Security Advisor at Endor Labs.
Chris Hughes
Chief Security Advisor
Endor Labs

Event Overview

Speakers

Todd Lukens
CISO
Nationwide

Bret Arsenault
Cybersecurity Advisor
Microsoft

Photo of Jacob DePreist, VP, Deputy Chief Security Officer, GitHub on a white background.
Jacob DePreist
VP, Deputy Chief Security Officer
GitHub

A photo of Chris Hughes — Chief Security Advisor at Endor Labs.
Chris Hughes
Chief Security Advisor
Endor Labs

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