Anju Chopra is Senior Vice President, Cyber Technologies, Identity Theft & Breach Notification at Kroll. In a career spanning over 20 years, Anju has been a leader in delivering innovative, often ground-breaking advances in complex technology systems, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and enterprise architecture. She has particular expertise in developing cybersecurity and identity theft remediation products that integrate artificial intelligence technology. Anju’s strong business acumen and entrepreneurial vision have resulted in strategic solutions that have transformed client services and the internal operations that support them.
Heather Williams is Vice President, Product Management, Identity Theft & Breach Notification at Kroll. Heather has been with Kroll for over 12 years and a driving force for product innovation for nearly a decade. Her expertise in the fields of identity theft, breach response and cybersecurity have led to the development of enhanced solutions for these complex issues. She has been instrumental in developing dark web monitoring solutions, as well as cyber investigative resources that integrate artificial intelligence technology to better serve clients and their customers.
Dr. Eric Nyberg is Co-founder and Chief Data Scientist at Cognistx. Eric is a tenured Professor at Carnegie Mellon’s School of Computer Science and has worked on a broad range of AI applications — automatic language understanding, translation, and generation; advanced information retrieval and ranking; and automatic question-answering systems — since the 1980s. As a member of the original Watson development team, he helped IBM develop a generalized, scalable architecture for multi-strategy question answering systems, as well as specific techniques. In 2005, he co-founded Cognistx, an applied AI company, building multi-strategy AI systems for clients across the U.S.
Kroll’s Anju Chopra and Heather Williams and Cognistx’s Eric Nyberg discuss how organizations are using AI to prevent and mitigate the severity of data breaches. with co-author Dr. Eric Nyberg Regulators, consumers and investors/stakeholders are increasingly not willing to accept the prevailing “not if, but when” defeatist attitude regarding data breaches. For example, the commission set up to oversee implementation for the...
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