It seems that the harder and faster we work, the more there is to do. And now we have AI.
What does this mean for your job today, your longer-term career, your ongoing well-being? Join us to consider what the problem really is, ways to approach this problem, and get leave with suggestions for how to manage this for you and your team.
Speaker: Helen Patton, Executive Cybersecurity Advisor
Helen Patton is an executive cybersecurity advisor. Previously, she served as a CISO at Cisco, providing strategic insights to the security community. She was the CISO at the Ohio State University and spent ten years in risk and resiliency at JPMorganChase. Helen is a nationally recognized cybersecurity and digital trust leader known for transforming complexity into shared understanding, strengthening communities through clear direction, collaboration, and resilient strategy. She advocates for more naps and is anti-bagpipes. Helen has a Master's degree in Public Policy. She is a founder of the Cybersecurity Canon, and a cybersecurity professor of practice at the University of Canberra. She serves on various cybersecurity advisory boards and industry groups. Helen is the author of "Navigating the Cybersecurity Career Path" and "Switching to Cyber”.
This event is part of a Series of Cybersecurity Awareness Month events hosted by the Big Ten Academic Alliance.
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