Hosted by Anzenna · Phoenix, AZ
Boots& Bourbon
An evening with security leaders
An evening with security leaders
A small, peer-only conversation about the modern risk cases keeping your team up at night
How much of the week still goes to chasing alerts, and how clear a view do you have into the way your people and their agents actually use AI? The tools they reach for, and the data that ends up in their prompts, is where most programs are thin right now.
No badges, no pitch decks. Just a well-made room, a good pour, and people who carry the same weight you do.
Picked on-site, fitted to you. Yours to keep, a proper pair of Western boots.
Plus craft cocktails, poured through the evening.
New American plates from The Gladly kitchen, served through the evening. Graze as the conversation moves.
Peers only. The kind of room where notes get traded honestly.
RSVP to secure your place at Boots & Bourbon, and trade notes with peers rather than sit through another vendor deck.
Ganesh will be there all evening, less a host, more a peer. Come trade notes on what's actually keeping your team up at night, and what changes when AI lands on both sides of the fight.
Ganesh, Co-Founder and CEO of Anzenna, is a seasoned security practitioner and technology leader with over 25 years of experience. Before founding Anzenna, he was an EIR (Entrepreneur In Residence) at 8VC and VP of Engineering at Sophos, which acquired his startup, Avid Secure.
Previously, he served as CISO at Atlassian and LinkedIn, where he also led Privacy Engineering and bootstrapped the LinkedIn India Technology Center. Ganesh was VP of Information Security and CISO at Yahoo! Inc. He holds a Master's in Computer Science from Purdue University.
Nima will be there through the evening too, ready to swap real stories from the field. Pull up a chair and talk shop about what's actually landing on your team's plate right now.
Nima leads sales at Anzenna and spends most of his time with CISOs and their teams, working through how their people and AI agents actually handle company data. A decade in cybersecurity, much of it alongside the teams who live with insider risk, shapes how he sees the problem.
His take is that two problems are colliding. Alerts pile up faster than any team can work through them, and the quickest way for sensitive data to leave now is a prompt or a personal AI account. Anzenna reads user and agent behavior in context, so it can quiet that alert load and surface the AI activity most tools never see. That is the conversation he enjoys having with peers.
2201 E Camelback Rd,
Phoenix, AZ 85016