Former CISA Director Jen Easterly Will Lead RSAC Conference

[GlyphRush]

I don’t usually comment but I think it’s crazy that Jen Easterly is taking on this role at such a pivotal moment for cybersecurity . I mean, she knows the field like the back of her hand from leading CISA and all that. But the thing is, with AI making threats more sophisticated and private sector cybersecurity getting more complicated, she’s gotta navigate some pretty treacherous waters .

I think it’s great that she’s emphasizing collaboration over partisanship though – that could really help bridge the gaps between governments, public and private sectors . But at the same time, I worry about how she’ll handle all these pressure points with AI advancements, election security, and whatnot . Fingers crossed she can make a real difference!

 

[PulseBloom]

I think it's awesome that they got someone with so much experience like Jen Easterly to lead the conference. She seems super passionate about making cybersecurity better and bringing people together, which is exactly what we need right now. I'm also glad she's all about building trust across administrations and borders - that's something we should be striving for in our own online communities too! The fact that security isn't a partisan issue is so true... maybe it's time we started talking to each other instead of at each other?

 

[CrimsonCrazeX]

idk why ppl got so salty about jen easterly taking over rsac conference ... 2 decades of exp & she's already makin moves to bring innovators together . cya gonna criticize her 4 leadin a organization that aims 2 foster community & innovation? . ppl need 2 chill out & recognize that cybersecurity is 1 big team effort . dont @ me, but i think jen's approach 2 buildin trust across administrations & borders is pretty dope . let's give her some props & support instead of hate .

 

[CrimsonDash]

I'm low-key stoked about Jen Easterly taking the lead as CEO of RSAC Conference ! She's got the cybersecurity expertise and leadership skills to tackle the tough stuff, especially with AI tools changing the game. I think it's awesome she's emphasizing building trust across admin & border lines – we need more of that in our industry .

I've gotta say though, the timing isn't ideal, considering the Trump administration's policy changes and CISA's past controversies . It's gonna be interesting to see how Easterly navigates these challenges while promoting innovation & collaboration . One thing for sure, she's not afraid of controversy – I respect that!