As cyber threats continue to evolve, tactics once associated with intelligence agencies and nation‑state operations are increasingly showing up in the corporate world. In Chapter 16 of the Convergence series, Rachel Wilson and Patricia Titus bring their perspectives from years in government and national security to explore how intelligence‑inspired approaches are influencing modern corporate cybercrime.

This conversation doesn't just connect the dots between espionage and enterprise risk. It exposes how the same tradecraft once reserved for spies is now being weaponized against your business, your customers, and your brand. If you still think "spy games" live only in the shadows of nation‑states, this episode will change your mind and challenge how you think about trust inside your own organization.

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Patricia Titus
Field CISO, Abnormal AI

Patricia Titus, a Field Chief Information Security Officer at Abnormal AI, has more than 25 years of CISO experience. Her extensive background includes CISO positions at prominent organizations such as Booking Holdings, Markel Corporation, Freddie Mac, Symantec, Unisys, and the U.S. Transportation Security Administration. Throughout her career, she has been responsible for developing and implementing security strategies that align with business objectives and ensure adherence to global regulations. Recognized for her expertise in areas like risk management, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity operations, and crisis management, Patricia has a proven track record of optimizing security frameworks, improving business resilience, and incorporating innovative solutions, including AI, into security practices. She currently contributes her expertise by serving on the boards of Black Kite, The Girl Scouts of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and Glasswing Ventures.
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Rachel Wilson
Head of Cybersecurity, Morgan Stanley; Former Sr. Executive, U.S. National Security Agency (NSA)