Security in the Age of AI with Mike Hanley and Marc Rogers

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Machine learning can help companies better protect their networks, but it also provides attackers with new tools. Mike Hanley from Duo Security and Marc Rogers from Okta will discuss how their companies use these new technologies to keep hackers at bay and how others can do the same to keep their systems secure.



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