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OWASP 台灣分會 — 會長
活躍於全球資安社群，現任 OWASP 台灣分會會長、CSCIS 首席研究員，同時擔任 Cloud Security Alliance 與 Honeynet Project 在台代表，亦是台灣數位安全聯盟理事，長期串聯國際資安資源與在地生態。
因長時間代理並參與各大頂尖資安產品銷售及技術專案管理，間接也負責國內各層級資安相關事件之鑑識、稽核、法規制訂及解決方案。擁有𝗖𝗘𝗛、 𝗖𝗛𝗙𝗜、 𝗖𝗜𝗦𝗠、 𝗖𝗜𝗦𝗦𝗣、 𝗜𝗦𝗢 𝟮𝟳𝟬𝟬𝟭 𝗟𝗔𝗖 以及𝗖𝗖𝗦𝗞 等多項國際認證，熟悉資訊安全相關技術，範疇涵蓋系統安全、網路安全、管理制度、資訊探勘、數位鑑識、惡意程式分析與人工智慧等領域。經常於產官學研界擔任資訊安全教育相關訓練課程講師，受邀於國內外資訊安全會議演講。 他創立的安創資訊聚焦企業防禦實力強化，領航近二十人菁英團隊，為 SentinelOne 與 Blackpanda 台灣代理商，亦為 Google Security 在台 MSSP 合作夥伴，提供現代化端點、雲端與攻防整合服務，協助企業強化數位韌性。 |
Qerberos — Founder
Angus Chen is a leader who fosters a culture of trust and is an experienced cybersecurity data scientist known for his ability to connect the dots. As DEFCON Goon and a board member, he contributes to communities and promotes diversity in all its forms. He is also a speaker who shares his knowledge extensively. With over 20 years of hands-on experience, Angus has developed and implemented data science and deep tech solutions for a wide range of organizations, including MITRE, the Federal Reserve Board, and FINRA. He is a rock climber who looks for projects. He is the Director of Data Science at Binary Defense. He holds an MBA from IESE and a Master's in Applied and Computational Mathematics from Johns Hopkins University. Angus is also certified in CISSP, CCSP, and PMP.
JPMorgan Chase
— VP information Security Management 
Edward Lee is a Taiwanese-American information security professional with 12 years of experience. He is currently an Information Security Manager at JPMorgan Chase. Previously, Edward worked on various roles across product management, technical consulting and system integration at Zoom Video Communications, Google, and Akamai Technologies. Edward holds a Masters in IT - InfoSec from Carnegie Mellon University and an MBA from the University of Cambridge.
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演講議程
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07 / 10 ( Thu. ) 10：40 - 11：20
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📍 ABC 廳
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【 Panel 】
Global AI, Local Risk :
Who Controls the AI That Guards Our Future?
As generative AI technologies reshape economies, societies, and digital infrastructures, a critical question emerges: Who governs the systems that increasingly govern us? While powerful AI models are developed by a handful of global tech giants, their impact is deeply local—affecting national security, privacy, regulatory frameworks, and democratic integrity. This panel examines the growing disconnect between where AI is built and where its risks are felt. Panelists will explore key issues around AI governance, data sovereignty, security risks, and accountability, asking: Who truly controls the AI that safeguards — or threatens — our collective future?