Davi Ottenheimer

Join Davi Ottenheimer, VP of Digital Trust and Ethics at Inrupt, and Rob Teel, Field CTO at GigaOm, as they dive into critical cybersecurity insights. They explore the implications of the recent F5 breach, question the value of Microsoft’s new memory scan feature, and discuss the controversial use of LinkedIn data for AI training. The conversation also highlights how retailer cyberattacks can inadvertently boost competitors' sales and looks at Azure’s delay in making private subnets default. It’s a jam-packed dialogue on the future of technology and security!

Davi Ottenheimer, VP, Trust and Ethics, Inrupt, discusses cyber heists, mental health in cybersecurity, and Tesla's autonomous driving software. Topics include the issues with the sharing model, burnout in the industry, offline backups, Bill Gates' criticism, and safety concerns with Tesla's autopilot feature.

Davi Ottenheimer, VP of Trust and Digital Ethics at Inrupt and expert in decentralized identity, explores the evolving landscape of network security. He argues that network security isn't dying but rather transforming as identity takes center stage, especially in cloud environments. Davi also highlights the importance of observability, discussing why packet-level visibility remains critical. He emphasizes the need for scalable standards and accountability in a world where identity is pervasive, suggesting a renaissance in network security as identity practices evolve.

Davi Ottenheimer, VP of Trust and Digital Ethics at Inrupt, dives into the complexities of security theater in organizations. He explains how security practices often persist due to optics and compliance, even when ineffective. The discussion includes tips for identifying security theater and communicating its risks to non-technical leadership. Davi also highlights the importance of maintaining trust during these transitions and shares insights on ethical AI, the risks of LLMs, and community shifts in the InfoSec landscape.

Davi Ottenheimer, vp of trust and digital ethics at Inrupt, and Sir Tim Berners-Lee, co-founder of Inrupt and the World Wide Web, dive deep into the need for integrity in AI. They discuss the challenges of biases in large language models and the limitations of self-policing AI. The conversation highlights the importance of third-party validation to ensure data integrity, ethical considerations in tech innovation, and the significance of personal responsibility in using AI tools responsibly in society.