Diana Kelley
CTO and Co-Founder, SecurityCurve
Diana Kelley is Co-Founder and CTO of SecurityCurve and donates much of her time to volunteer work including the ACM Ethics and Plagiarism Committee, CTO and Board Member at Sightline Security, Board Member and Inclusion Working Group Champion at WiCyS, and RSAC Program Committee. Her IT career spans over 30 years: she was the Cybersecurity Field CTO for Microsoft, Global Executive Security Advisor at IBM, VP at Burton Group (now Gartner for Technical Professionals), and a Manager at KPMG. She co-authored Cryptographic Libraries for Developers and Practical Cybersecurity Architecture (11/20). Kelley is a sought-after keynote speaker, one of Cybersecurity Ventures 100 Fascinating Females Fighting Cybercrime, and guest lectured at the Boston College Masters Program for Cybersecurity.
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The Jetsons Are Here – Now What Are the Security Implications
On June 6, 2022
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She Leads Security: Leadership
On May 19, 2021
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MDR: Making Sense of the Veg-o-Matic Buzzword Blender
On May 18, 2021
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#BeCyberSmart: At Work and at Home
On October 1, 2020
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All That Glitters? Debunking Fool’s Marketing of ML and AI
On February 26, 2020
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Are AI and ML Being Used against You—and Is It Too Late to Stop It?
On February 25, 2020
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Open Source: Promise, Perils and the Path Ahead
On February 25, 2020
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Avoiding Cybersecurity Groundhog Day—Taking Security into the Future
On July 27, 2017
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Getting Off the Hamster Wheel of Testing
On February 15, 2017
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Voice Privacy in the Enterprise: Are You Listening?
On February 15, 2017
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The Jetsons Are Here – Now What Are the Security Implications
On June 6, 2022
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She Leads Security: Leadership
On May 19, 2021
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MDR: Making Sense of the Veg-o-Matic Buzzword Blender
On May 18, 2021
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#BeCyberSmart: At Work and at Home
On October 1, 2020
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All That Glitters? Debunking Fool’s Marketing of ML and AI
On February 26, 2020
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Are AI and ML Being Used against You—and Is It Too Late to Stop It?
On February 25, 2020
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Open Source: Promise, Perils and the Path Ahead
On February 25, 2020
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Avoiding Cybersecurity Groundhog Day—Taking Security into the Future
On July 27, 2017
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Getting Off the Hamster Wheel of Testing
On February 15, 2017
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Voice Privacy in the Enterprise: Are You Listening?
On February 15, 2017
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The Jetsons Are Here – Now What Are the Security Implications
On June 6, 2022
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Webcast
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She Leads Security: Leadership
On May 19, 2021
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MDR: Making Sense of the Veg-o-Matic Buzzword Blender
On May 18, 2021
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#BeCyberSmart: At Work and at Home
On October 1, 2020
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All That Glitters? Debunking Fool’s Marketing of ML and AI
On February 26, 2020
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Are AI and ML Being Used against You—and Is It Too Late to Stop It?
On February 25, 2020
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Open Source: Promise, Perils and the Path Ahead
On February 25, 2020
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Avoiding Cybersecurity Groundhog Day—Taking Security into the Future
On July 27, 2017
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Getting Off the Hamster Wheel of Testing
On February 15, 2017
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Voice Privacy in the Enterprise: Are You Listening?
On February 15, 2017
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The Jetsons Are Here – Now What Are the Security Implications
On June 6, 2022
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Webcast
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She Leads Security: Leadership
On May 19, 2021
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MDR: Making Sense of the Veg-o-Matic Buzzword Blender
On May 18, 2021
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#BeCyberSmart: At Work and at Home
On October 1, 2020
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All That Glitters? Debunking Fool’s Marketing of ML and AI
On February 26, 2020
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Are AI and ML Being Used against You—and Is It Too Late to Stop It?
On February 25, 2020
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Open Source: Promise, Perils and the Path Ahead
On February 25, 2020
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Avoiding Cybersecurity Groundhog Day—Taking Security into the Future
On July 27, 2017
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Getting Off the Hamster Wheel of Testing
On February 15, 2017
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Voice Privacy in the Enterprise: Are You Listening?
On February 15, 2017
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The Jetsons Are Here – Now What Are the Security Implications
On June 6, 2022
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Webcast
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She Leads Security: Leadership
On May 19, 2021
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MDR: Making Sense of the Veg-o-Matic Buzzword Blender
On May 18, 2021
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#BeCyberSmart: At Work and at Home
On October 1, 2020
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All That Glitters? Debunking Fool’s Marketing of ML and AI
On February 26, 2020
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Are AI and ML Being Used against You—and Is It Too Late to Stop It?
On February 25, 2020
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Open Source: Promise, Perils and the Path Ahead
On February 25, 2020
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Avoiding Cybersecurity Groundhog Day—Taking Security into the Future
On July 27, 2017
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Getting Off the Hamster Wheel of Testing
On February 15, 2017
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Voice Privacy in the Enterprise: Are You Listening?
On February 15, 2017
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The Jetsons Are Here – Now What Are the Security Implications
On June 6, 2022
Webcast
Webcast
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She Leads Security: Leadership
On May 19, 2021
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MDR: Making Sense of the Veg-o-Matic Buzzword Blender
On May 18, 2021
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blog
#BeCyberSmart: At Work and at Home
On October 1, 2020
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All That Glitters? Debunking Fool’s Marketing of ML and AI
On February 26, 2020
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Are AI and ML Being Used against You—and Is It Too Late to Stop It?
On February 25, 2020
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Open Source: Promise, Perils and the Path Ahead
On February 25, 2020
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Avoiding Cybersecurity Groundhog Day—Taking Security into the Future
On July 27, 2017
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Getting Off the Hamster Wheel of Testing
On February 15, 2017
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Voice Privacy in the Enterprise: Are You Listening?
On February 15, 2017