Meet academic and industry leaders for intimate discussions about new threats, trends and technologies. Preview new cybersecurity research ahead of international conferences. Hear from exceptional Georgia Tech students about their body of work.

Apr. 1  Guest Speaker

Adam Wenchel, vice president for security and technology analytics, Capital One

Adam Wenchel from Capital One leads a discussion about information security in the financial sector -- specifically "cyber data lakes" and the use of machine learning to advance cybersecurity analytics capabilities.

Wenchel has served as Capital One's vice president for security and technology analytics since 2015. Prior to that he led a cybersecurity startup named Anax Security and focused on malware detection technology. He also has led the technology teams at several well-funded startups, including serving as the executive vice president for engineering at Endgame, a well known cybersecurity company. Wenchel has been involved in a number of successful D.C.-area startups, including serving as the CTO of EverFi and heading up the engineering team at Govolution. While at EverFi, Wenchel chaired the White House working group on universal authentication.

Lunch provided. No registration necessary.

Spring 2016 Schedule
Jan. 15 — Opening discussion
Jan. 22 — Milos Prvulovic
Jan. 29 — PhD Candidate - Byoungyoung Lee
Feb. 5 — NDSS Conference Preview
Feb. 12 — NDSS Conference Preview
Feb. 19 — NDSS Conference Preview
Feb. 26 — Stephen Pair, co-founder and CEO, BitPay
Mar. 4 — Frank Wang, coordinator, The Cybersecurity Factory
Mar. 11 – Raghupathy "Siva" Sivakumar, director, CREATE-X

Mar. 18 – PhD Candidates - David Formby, Xiaojing Liao
Mar. 25 – Spring Break
Apr. 1 – Adam Wenchel, vice president, Capital One
Apr. 8 – Kyle Grossman and Jim Schwoebel, co-founders, CyberLaunch
Apr. 15 – John Corliss, sr. computer scientist, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Apr. 22 – Tim Junio, co-founder and CEO, Qadium Inc.

Sponsored by MailChimp