Mona Ghadiri
Sr. Director of Product, Microsoft Security MVP | SIEM & XDR and Cloud Security
Brooklyn, New York, United States
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I am a leader in Security operations using Microsoft technologies specializing in Managed Security Services for Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity (SCI) solutions and am a leading expert in Security Copilot.
I currently work as the Senior Director of Product Management at BlueVoyant, a cybersecurity unicorn that is disrupting the MDR market by uniting cloud-based internal and external cyber detection and response.
I am a board member of Microsoft Zero to Hero Learning Community and a leader of MSFarsi, the learning community for Persian language speakers.
My goal is to evangelize new Microsoft security advancements and create innovative and customer-centric products that address the evolving cyber threats and challenges faced by organizations of all sizes and sectors. Outside of work, I enjoy cooking and baking sourdough bread.
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Using CI/CD Pipelines to update security content in your SIEM
Are you a developer looking to transfer your skills to cybersecurity? CI/CD pipelines, Azure DevOps, and SIEM technology are closer than you think, and security content engineering may be your gateway in! I'll explain how applying development best practices to security content engineering may be a better path to cybersecurity than being a pen tester or an analyst.
Securing your AI LLM, infrastructure, and RBAC oh my!
Securing AI from code to the cloud is daunting and can require multiple parts of organizations to do it right. If you’re planning to use AI, the nuances grow even more….oh my!
In this 60 min session, we’ll review how to secure the code, the LLM, the infrastructure, and at runtime using Azure infrastructure and OpenAI. We will then compare the security burden using SaaS model differences, such as using and securing Copilot for Security.
The Role of Sentence Syntax in Security Copilot: Structured Storytelling for Effective Defense
Much like Mad Libs, creating effective security copilot prompts requires a structured storyline (syntax) and the creative filling of blanks (content), with true understanding emerging only upon completion.
This talk is for practitioners with security experience that can't quite get how to best work with prompting to get the kinds of outcomes they expect while applying a content-as-code methodology to save prompts for future use.
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