Guy-Philippe Goldstein

CEO

GPG Consulting

Cybersecurity

Artificial Intelligence

GovTech & Public Sector

Luxury, Fashion & Cosmetics

Cloud & Infrastructure

About Me

Advisor to PwC and to VC fund ExponCapital on cybersecurity; Lecturer at the School of Economic Warfare (EGE, Paris) on Cyberdefense; Essayist & Novelist: Essay "Cyberdefense & Cyberpower in the XX1st century" (2020) was awarded the Cyber Award Prize at the 2021 European Cyber Conference; Novel "Babel Minute Zero" (2007) - a conflict scenario between China & the US for the control of Taiwan and taking place in cyberspace - was mentioned by first head of the National Cyber Bureau (Eviatar Matiana) as an inspiration to Israel's top leaders in the 2010s for the development of Israel's cyberdefense strategy.

Hear My Insights

Is AI Making Us Safer, or Hackers More Dangerous?

AI is a double-edged sword for cybersecurity. On the one hand, it enables new and complex cyberattacks that can exploit vulnerabilities and evade detection. On the other hand, it offers powerful tools to enhance cyber resilience and counter these attacks. Ultimately, what is the near-term impact of AI on cyberthreats? And how can it be harnessed to provide real-time monitoring, threat detection, and response capabilities?

Critical Update: Fixing the Human Element in Cybersecurity

95% of cybersecurity breaches are due to human error. Even with the most secure system in place, what do you do when your biggest cybersecurity threat is your coworker? How do you elevate cyber issues to C-level priorities? How do you build a workplace culture that goes beyond cybersecurity awareness?

How Do You Handle the Fallout of a Cyberattack?

Between 2021-2022, over 50% of companies were confronted to one or more significant cyberattacks. However, less than half of companies today say they are prepared. So, are your digital defenses up to snuff, or is there room for improvement? What types of cyberattack fire drills should you put into place? How should you respond when your company’s data has been compromised? And can a cyber crisis actually become an opportunity?