Explore critical insights from top cybersecurity and tech leaders in Q3 2025. Discover their perspectives on AI threats, data resilience, identity security, and more.
In Q3 2025, tech leaders navigated a landscape defined by rising AI threats, shifting data architectures, and the urgency of resilient digital strategies. From safeguarding hospitals against AI-driven cyber risks to modernizing legacy systems, strengthening identity security, and reimagining hybrid work, this edition brings together sharp insights from experts shaping the future of technology.Â
Their perspectives cut through the complexity—offering clarity on how enterprises can balance innovation with responsibility while staying ahead of emerging risks. Dive into Edition 3 to explore how leaders are turning disruption into opportunity across tech, AI, data, and cybersecurity.
Eleanor Hecks, Editor-in-Chief, Designerly Magazine
Eleanor Hecks is the Editor-in-Chief of Designerly Magazine, where she leads coverage at the intersection of design, technology, and creativity. With extensive experience in editorial strategy and digital publishing, she brings a sharp perspective on how design trends influence innovation. Hecks is passionate about making complex tech and design concepts accessible to a broad audience.
Article: How Generative AI Accelerates Legacy Tech Modernization | Cloud Repatriation: Why Workloads Are Moving Back On-Prem
Errol Weiss, CSO, Health-ISAC
Errol Weiss is Chief Security Officer at Health-ISAC, where he leads global efforts to strengthen cybersecurity collaboration across the healthcare sector. With decades of experience in threat intelligence and cyber defense, he plays a key role in protecting critical health infrastructure from evolving digital risks. Weiss is a recognized leader in fostering trusted information-sharing communities to counter cyber threats.
Article: The Promise and Peril of AI in Hospital Cybersecurity
Greg Porter, Principal Solutions Architect, Sev1Tech
Greg Porter is Principal Solutions Architect at Sev1Tech, specializing in AI, digital twins, and advanced manufacturing solutions. With deep expertise in enterprise architecture and applied AI, he helps organizations harness emerging technologies to optimize operations and drive innovation. Porter’s work bridges strategy and execution, enabling industries to adopt scalable, future-ready digital ecosystems.
Article: Digital Twins + GenAI Agents Are Rewiring Manufacturing
Jeremy Brown, CTO, GitGuardian
Jeremy Brown is Chief Technology Officer at GitGuardian, where he leads innovation in code security and AI-driven threat detection. With a strong background in cybersecurity and software engineering, he focuses on safeguarding organizations from risks introduced by AI agents and automated systems. Brown is a thought leader on the intersection of AI, security, and developer-first protection.
Article: Are AI Agents the Next Big Security Threat?
Joseph Regensburger, VP of Research, Immuta
Joseph Regensburger is Vice President of Research at Immuta, where he drives advancements in data access control, privacy, and compliance. With a strong background in security engineering and applied research, he focuses on enabling enterprises to leverage sensitive data at scale safely. Regensburger’s work bridges academic insight with real-world application, shaping the future of secure, data-driven innovation.
Article: PETs at Scale: Tech or Team Challenge?
Luke McNamara, Deputy Chief Analyst, Google Threat Intelligence Group
Luke McNamara is Deputy Chief Analyst at Google’s Threat Intelligence Group, where he analyzes nation-state actors, advanced cyber threats, and emerging attack techniques. With extensive experience in threat intelligence and risk assessment, he provides critical insights to help organizations anticipate and counter sophisticated adversaries. McNamara is widely recognized for his expertise in translating complex threat landscapes into actionable strategies.
Article: Google’s Luke McNamara on Outsmarting Hackers
Manu Sharma, Regional Director for India and SAARC, NeatÂ
Manu Sharma is Regional Director for India and SAARC at Neat, driving the company’s mission to transform hybrid work with AI-powered, inclusive collaboration solutions. With deep expertise in enterprise technology and market expansion, he focuses on enabling organizations to enhance productivity and engagement in the evolving workplace. Sharma is passionate about leveraging innovation to bridge communication and collaboration gaps across diverse teams.
Article: How Is Neat Transforming Hybrid Work with AI and Inclusivity?
Pam Lindemoen, Chief Security Officer, Vice President of Strategy, RH-ISAC
Pam Lindemoen is Chief Security Officer and Vice President of Strategy at the Retail and Hospitality ISAC, where she guides cybersecurity initiatives across two of the most targeted industries. A seasoned leader with extensive experience in enterprise security, she works at the intersection of strategy, governance, and cyber defense. Lindemoen is also a trusted advisor to boards and executives, helping organizations strengthen resilience against evolving threats.
Article: Are CISOs Becoming the Boardroom’s New Power Players?
Preska Thomas, Founder & CEO, DebitMyData
Preska Thomas is the Founder and CEO of DebitMyData, a pioneering startup creating plug-and-play LLM identity APIs to transform how businesses secure and manage digital identities. With a background in technology innovation and entrepreneurship, she is driving efforts to make identity verification more seamless, scalable, and privacy-first. Thomas’s vision is to empower organizations with tools that strike a balance between security, compliance, and user experience in the age of AI.
Article: DebitMyData Debuts Plug-and-Play LLM Identity APIs
Rob Shavell, CEO, DeleteMe
Rob Shavell is the CEO and Co-Founder of DeleteMe, a leading privacy company that helps individuals and businesses remove personal data from the web. A longtime advocate for consumer digital rights, Shavell has been at the forefront of conversations around online privacy, identity protection, and the implications of big tech data practices. His work focuses on giving people greater control over their personal information in an increasingly AI-driven world.
Article: Does Meta’s AI Chatbot Know Too Much About You?
Ron Rasin, Chief Strategy Officer, Silverfort
Ron Rasin is the Chief Strategy Officer at Silverfort, where he leads strategic initiatives to advance identity security and zero trust authentication. With deep expertise in cybersecurity and growth strategies for technology, he plays a key role in shaping Silverfort’s vision and market leadership. Rasin’s work centers on helping enterprises stay ahead of evolving threats while simplifying secure access across complex, hybrid IT environments.
Article: Identity’s Blind Side: Are Enterprises Secure or Just Overconfident?
Ross Lewis, Partnerships and Ecosystem Strategy, IPinfo.io
Ross Lewis leads Partnerships and Ecosystem Strategy at IPinfo.io, where he drives collaborations that expand the company’s global data intelligence footprint. With a background in business development and strategic alliances, he focuses on building ecosystems that deliver accurate, real-time IP data to power cybersecurity, fraud detection, and digital experience solutions. Lewis is passionate about fostering partnerships that enable organizations to make smarter, data-driven decisions.
Article: Real-Time Fraud Detection Stalled by Slow Data Pipelines
Victor Cho, CEO, Emovid
Victor Cho is the CEO of Emovid, a company exploring the intersection of AI and human emotion in business and leadership. A seasoned technology and marketing executive, he has held senior roles at major digital and customer experience companies, bringing expertise in driving growth, innovation, and the adoption of ethical technology. At Emovid, Cho focuses on rethinking how empathy and leadership can be scaled responsibly in the age of AI.
