70: Beth Krudop: "Anything we can take off the users' plate and keep them secure, is huge for us."

69: Nashon Copeland: "Everybody needs to know cybersecurity to protect themselves."

68: Aja Anderson: "Bad actors are offering your employees incentives to help them."

67: Aja Anderson: "The gaps in cybersecurity are not complicated, hyper-technical ones. They're just basic user errors."

66: Hoala Greevy: Just automating one workflow creates an instant ROI for the business

65: Aja Anderson: Once you get to be somewhere between 50 and 150 employees, that's the sweet spot for threat actors coming after you

64: Dave Ledoux: "I'm ready to pivot at any time"

63. Aja Anderson: "As long as people can make money, they're gonna keep [attacking]. As long as your systems are not secure, you're at risk."

62. Hector Rodriguez: "In healthcare, we have the challenges of cybersecurity, disaster recovery, and recovery strategies for ransomware mitigation."

61. Su Bajaj: "The value of AI is what it's doing for you. It's not to replace people but to augment and make us more efficient and catch threats."

60. Brian Fritton: "If you make it easy for attackers to find email addresses, they're gonna phish you."

59. Aja Anderson: "If you don't have something that's actually examining your encrypted HTTPS traffic, you're missing 9 out of 10 instances of malware."

58. Matt Cooper: "The eternal weakness is human error."

57. Hoala Greevy: "It's a matter of sorting the data, training the data, and then using those new learnings to provide greater phishing detection."

56. Sara Sosa: "An informed team is an effective team."