15th January | 12:30pm EST
Modern Security Threats Demand AI + Hardware Protection
An Intel Showcase brought to you by GDS.
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The way we work — hybrid, AI-integrated, and globally distributed — has evolved faster than most enterprise security postures, for good and for bad.
With every new device, workload, and edge connection, the attack surface expands. Traditional reactive security tools can’t keep pace with the speed of modern threats or the growing complexity of endpoint ecosystems.
To stay ahead, enterprises must embed protection into the foundation — combining hardware-based security, intelligent manageability, and AI-optimized performance to empower employees, safeguard data, and streamline IT operations across hybrid and distributed workforces. Effective enterprise security is strongest when data sharing and response start at the silicon level and advance to the device and workload.
Join Intel, Dell and CrowdStrike, along with a select group of peers for this showcase exploring how organizations can defend against today’s most advanced threats while giving IT teams the visibility and automation needed to manage securely at scale.
Key questions we’ll discuss:
How can enterprises strengthen security “below the OS” to defend against modern firmware and ransomware attacks?
What strategies help IT leaders manage endpoint risk across hybrid and edge environments without adding complexity?
What role will AI play in accelerating detection, response, and resilience across endpoint ecosystems?
Agenda
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Todd Cramer, Sr Director Security Ecosystem Business Development, Intel Client Computing Division, Intel
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Todd Cramer, Sr Director Security Ecosystem Business Development, Intel Client Computing Division, Intel
Chris Kachigian, Sr Director, Solution Architect, Crowdstrike
Justin Vogt, Principal Security Engineer, Field CTO, Dell Technologies, Dell
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Panelist
Todd Cramer
Sr Director Security Ecosystem Business Development, Intel Client Computing Division
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Todd leads security ecosystem business development for the Commercial Client Division of Intel. He is an expert in hardware security technologies, AI for security, and edge to cloud practices for securing applications and devices. For the past 18 years, he has directed go-to-market engagements for: Intel Threat Detection Technology, Intel’s IOT Secure Device Onboard, API Management, Security Gateway, Identity, PCI Tokenization, and Big Data software and service offerings. His 25+ years in the enterprise security sector have included leadership work for Ping Identity, IBM, MITRE, and other corporations. Todd has a degree in marketing, an MBA, and is based in Colorado.
Chris Kachigian
Sr. Director, Solution Architect,
CrowdStrike
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Chris Kachigian is the Sr. Director of Global Solutions Architecture at CrowdStrike, where he leads the technical strategy for Global Strategic Partnerships and helps partners solve customer security challenges with the Falcon platform. He brings extensive experience from Tanium, where he ran Partner Technology Integration, and Intel, where as Sr. Principal Engineer he drove hardware security innovation within the Data Center Group. Earlier in his career at Lockheed Martin, Chris led the Cyber Security Innovation Program at the NexGen Cyber Innovation and Technology Center and worked across the U.S., UK, Australia, Europe, and the Middle East on full lifecycle cybersecurity initiatives spanning operations, mobility, cloud, and digital transformation.
Justin Vogt
Principal Security Engineer, Field CTO, Dell Technologies
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Justin Vogt is a Principal Security Sales Engineer and Field CTO for Dell Security Sales, where he helps shape next-generation security solutions in collaboration with the Office of the CTO, Dell Product Group, and alliance partners including Intel, CrowdStrike, and Microsoft.
With 15+ years at Dell, Justin has advanced through roles spanning hardware, software, and security engineering. He brings deep expertise in endpoint, cloud, identity, and AI security, helping enterprise and public sector customers strengthen their defenses.
In his Field CTO role, Justin provides the voice of the customer to Dell Technologies Capital, supports go-to-market strategy, and represents Dell at global conferences, sharing perspectives on emerging threats and the role of AI and alliance-driven solutions.
He holds multiple certifications, including CISSP, CEH, CySA+, PenTest+, and Security+, and is a frequent speaker and customer advisor, passionate about innovation and empowering organizations to stay ahead of evolving threats.