Jennifer Ewbank, Former Deputy Director for Digital Innovation, CIA Mark Kelton, Former Chief of Counterintelligence, CIA Rich Baich, Chief Information Security Officer, AT&T The most dangerous threat to your organization may already have a badge, a login, and trusted access. Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of adversary thinking, actionable behavioral indicators, and a framework for investing in the human dimension of security with the same rigor applied to technical controls. Rather than another framework-driven presentation, this session brings real-world insight from two former professionals inside one of the world’s most sophisticated intelligence services. Drawing on unclassified, firsthand cases, they share how adversaries identify, cultivate, and exploit insiders — often turning trusted employees, contractors, and partners into effective tools without their awareness. The lessons are practical, relevant, and immediately applicable. Nation-state actors increasingly view critical infrastructure as a primary intelligence objective. Their targeting extends beyond network operators to vendors, contractors, and the broader supply chain, where trusted access can be as valuable as technical compromise. Register for the 2027 Secure Connections at: https://secure-connections.att.com/ Subscribe to our channel! http://youtube.com/att At AT&T, we believe that Connecting Changes Everything. And we love connecting you to the people, passions and experiences you love most. That means bringing you exclusive content with your favorite athletes, artists and celebrities, tutorials, product demos, new device features, and more stories from the heart of AT&T. Visit the AT&T Website: https://www.att.com Like AT&T on Facebook: http://facebook.com/att Follow AT&T on X: http://x.com/att Follow AT&T on Instagram: http://instagram.com/att Follow AT&T on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/att/ For Customer Care issues: https://x.com/ATTHelp For Business Customer Care issues: https://x.com/ATTBusinessCare

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