Join Matt Knight, Head of Security at OpenAI, Jason Clinton from Anthropic, and Vijay Bolina of Google DeepMind, along with Joel de la Garza, as they delve into the security implications of large language models. They discuss how these technologies transform cybersecurity practices and promote proactive leadership. Discover the risks of prompt injection, enhance bug bounty efficiency with automation, and navigate supply chain security challenges. The conversation reveals how generative AI reshapes the dynamic landscape of security and organizational strategies.

Joel de la Garza, a seasoned security expert, and Naftali Harris, CEO of Centrelink, delve into the massive data breach affecting nearly 3 billion records, including countless social security numbers. They discuss how such breaches happen and the dire implications for identity theft. Naftali shares insights from validating the breached dataset, while both guests emphasize the urgent need for better security measures. They also explore proactive strategies for individuals to protect themselves against evolving fraud tactics in the digital age.

In this engaging discussion, Tom Hofmann, SVP of Intelligence at Flashpoint Intel, and Joel De La Garza, a security operating partner at A16Z, delve into the explosive growth of ransomware. They unpack how this cybercrime has transformed into a multibillion-dollar industry, detailing the intricate tactics used by ransomware groups. The duo explores links between cybercriminals and state powers and discusses the evolving landscape of cyber insurance. They also share vital recovery strategies for organizations targeted by these malicious attacks.

Join Joel de la Garza, a former CISO and current a16z operating partner for security, and Steven Adair, founder of Volexity, as they delve into the massive SolarWinds hack. They unravel the art of cyber espionage, discussing the sophisticated tactics used by attackers and the extensive supply chain vulnerabilities. The conversation highlights critical security oversights, the importance of proactive measures, and strategies for navigating third-party risks. Ultimately, they emphasize that cybersecurity must be integral to business operations, not just an afterthought.

Joel De La Garza, an operating partner at A16Z and former CISO at Box, teams up with Jonathan Lusthaus, an Oxford researcher focused on cybercrime sociology, to dissect the shadowy world of cybercriminals. They dive into how cybercrime has evolved into a profit-driven enterprise and discuss geographical specializations of criminal activities. The conversation explores the branding tactics used by hackers, the fine line between legitimate work and illegality, and how adaptability drives cybercrime in a rapidly changing tech landscape.