BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:Data::ICal 0.24 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION: 'Title: The Closing Window: Governing Agentic AI Security in a\n Post-Mythos World\n Tags: Policy @ DEF CON | Creator Talk/Panel\n When: Saturday\, Aug 8\, 17:00 - 17:59 PDT\n Where: LVCCW Level 2 W21 0-211 (Policy Village) - [1]Map\n\n Description:\n\n Mythos changed th e question. Agentic AI security tooling operating at\n production scale is no longer a research problem or a vendor concern\,\n it is a governan ce emergency. The frameworks governments have built to\n manage cyber ri sk were not designed for systems that acquire\n credentials autonomously \, execute decisions faster than any human\n authorisation loop\, and in tegrate third-party components whose\n security provenance no procuremen t standard currently requires anyone\n to verify. This panel convenes po licy practitioners from across the\n agentic AI security stack (cloud-na tive\, endpoint\, behavioural\n detection\, and federal policy) to exami ne what governance must look\n like before agentic AI becomes irreversib ly embedded across critical\n national infrastructure and government dep artments. Structured around\n five substantive policy topics with direct implications for US\, UK\,\n and EU regulatory frameworks\, the session closes with concrete\,\n jurisdictionally-grounded recommendations that government affairs\n professionals can act on\, across CVE architecture \, critical\n infrastructure designation\, agent identity standards\, in cident\n reporting obligations\, and procurement requirements\, before t he\n legislative windows currently open in all three jurisdictions close or\n retrofitting security becomes too costly.\n\n Speakers:Taylor Ro berts\,Mitch Herckis\,Katie Trimble-Noble\,Razvan\n Gavrila\n\n Speake rBio: Taylor Roberts\, Zenity\n\n Taylor Roberts is a seasoned cyber an d AI security policy expert with\n experience spanning academia\, the US federal government\, and the\n private sector\, currently serving as Pr incipal of AI Security Policy\n at Zenity. Previously the Global Directo r of Security and Trust Policy\n at Intel and a former Cybersecurity Adv isor at the White House's\n Office of Management and Budget\, Taylor wor ks toward fostering\n collaboration with governments\, industry\, and st andards organizations\n to strengthen the AI security cybersecurity ecos ystem. He holds a\n Masters in International Affairs from UC San Diego.\ n\n SpeakerBio: Mitch Herckis\, Wiz\n\n Mitch Herckis has spent two d ecades working with and for the public\n sector on technology and securi ty policy. Currently\, Mitch serves as\n the Global Head of Government A ffairs for Wiz\, a cloud cybersecurity\n company. Prior to joining Wiz\, Mitch served as Director of the Federal\n Cybersecurity Branch within t he White House's Office of Management and\n Budget\, where he led cybers ecurity initiatives within the Office of\n the Federal Chief Information Officer\, including implementation on the\n President's Executive Order on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity.\n Before joining federal servi ce\, Mitch served as a Senior Advisor for\n New York City Cyber Command\ , facilitating security implementations\n across 100+ city agencies on b ehalf of the City’s central\n cybersecurity authority. He also spearhe aded public initiatives to\n increase the digital security of City resid ents. Mitch has advocated\n for sound technology policies at all levels of government\, including\n serving as the Director of Government Affair s for the National\n Association of State Chief Information Officers (NA SCIO)\, and Senior\n Legislative Counsel for Federal Relations at the Na tional League of\n Cities.\n\n SpeakerBio: Katie Trimble-Noble\, Dire ctor\, PSIRT and Bug Bounty\n\n Katie serves as a CVE Program Board\, Bu g Bounty Community of Interest\n Founder\, and Hacking Policy Council Fo unding member. She is a\n passionate defensive cybersecurity community a ctivist\, she is\n regularly involved is community driven projects and i s most happy when\n she is able to effect positive progress in cyber def ense. In her day\n job Katie Noble serves as a Director of PSIRT\, speci alizing in Global\n Secretarial Policy and Industry Engagement and Bug B ounty\, at a\n fortune 50 Technology Company. Prior to joining private s ector\, Katie\n spent over 15 years in the US Government. Most recently as the Section\n Chief of Vulnerability Management and Coordination at t he Department\n of Homeland Security\, Cyber and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).\n Her team is credited with the coordination and public disclosure of\n 20\,000+ cybersecurity vulnerabilities within a two-year period. During\n her government tenure\, in roles spanning Intelligence Analyst for the\n National Intelligence Community to Senior Policy Advi sor for White\n House led National Security Council Cyber programs\, Kat ie’s work\n directly impacted decision making for government agencies in the\n United States\, United Kingdom\, Canada\, and Australia.\n\n SpeakerBio: Razvan Gavrila\, ENISA - The European Union Agency for\n Cy bersecurity\n\n Razvan Gavrila is a seasoned cybersecurity professional with over 15\n years of experience across national and EU institutions. In his\n current role\, he oversees ENISA’s work on the implementation of the\n EU Cyber Resilience Act and leads initiatives in product and s ecurity\n engineering\, including the cybersecurity of AI systems. Prior to his\n appointment as Head of Sector for Market\, Technology\, and Pr oduct\n Security in January 2025\, he served as ENISA’s lead Cyber Thr eat\n Intelligence (CTI) analyst. He holds several industry-recognized\n certifications and a Master of Science in Computer and Information\n Security\n\n '\n\n 1. #LVCCW_Level2_West\n\n\n DTEND:20260809T005900Z DTSTART:20260809Z LOCATION:Policy @ DEF CON - LVCCW Level 2 W210-211 (Policy Village) SUMMARY:The Closing Window: Governing Agentic AI Security in a Post-Mythos World END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR