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Booth 410 | Walter E. Washington Convention Center

More AI-generated threats. Same overloaded federal SOCs.

At the 17th Annual Billington CyberSecurity Summit, agencies and defense partners are asking the same question: how do we reduce risk when AI is accelerating threats faster than teams can triage them? Meet us at Booth 410 to see how Dataminr for Cyber Defense answers it — and catch our team across three sessions.

Catch Us On Stage

Our team is on three panels across the summit — from systemic risk to hands-on detection engineering to the future of cyber strategy across the U.S. Department of War.

Tuesday, September 8 | 11:30 AM | Breakout A4
Predicting the Next Cyber “Black Swan”
Experts examine systemic risks — AI collapse scenarios, catastrophic supply-chain compromise, cloud provider outage, widespread identity infrastructure failure — and how organizations can prepare. Dataminr Panelist: Tim Miller, Global Field CTO & Chief Cybersecurity Strategist, Dataminr
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Wednesday, September 9 | 11:40 AM | Breakout D4
Hunting for Living-Off-the-Land Attacks
This panel examines how adversaries leverage native tools, legitimate credentials, and built-in system functions to evade detection and persist inside enterprise environments — including high-value log sources and field-tested detection queries. Dataminr Panelist: Joe Miller, Senior Director, Product Management, Dataminr
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Wednesday, September 9 | 4:10 PM | General Session
Driving the Cyber Direction for U.S. DoW’s WarFighters
Senior cyber advisors from the Army, Navy, and Air Force discuss how each service is shaping its cyber strategy to support mission success in an increasingly contested digital battlespace — and where industry partnerships accelerate capability delivery. Dataminr Panelist: Ted Bailey, CEO, Dataminr
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Generic threat feeds don’t get faster just because AI does. They get louder.

Federal, defense, and intelligence teams walking Billington this year are managing the same pressure: the summit’s own theme is reducing risk in an age of AI-enabled threats, and every track from nation-state activity to living-off-the-land attacks reflects it. More alerts without mission context doesn’t reduce risk — it just moves the burden onto already-stretched analysts.

Dataminr for Cyber Defense is built to close that gap: connecting external threat signals, internal exposure, and mission or business impact into one continuously operating system — not another dashboard to check.

Client-Tailored Threat Intelligence

Intelligence dialed in to your mission

100+ specialized AI models — not one generic LLM — continuously filter global threat signals against your specific assets, mission, and adversaries, so what reaches your team already matters to it.

 

Predictive Threat Exposure Management

Risk decisions tied to mission impact

See how control gaps and financial or mission risk quantification give CISOs and risk leaders boardroom-ready decisions — not just another severity score with no clear next action.

 

Agentic TI Ops

Intelligence that moves into your workflow

Intel Agents assemble, correlate, and route intelligence directly into analyst workflows — operationalizing threat intelligence at scale instead of leaving it in a report no one has time to read.

Meet Us at Billington

Reducing risk in an age of AI-enabled threats takes more than another feed. Visit Booth 410 to see how Dataminr for Cyber Defense connects external threat intelligence, internal exposure, and mission impact into one continuously operating system — and book time with our team before the agenda fills up.