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EVENT — Virtual Presentation | ISACA Central Ohio — Featured Speaker: Femme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower: Lessons in Risk, Governance, and Resilience (January 8, 2026)

January 8 @ 8:00 am - 9:00 pm MST
Free
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Context Note — January 2026 Session This session was scheduled for January 2026. The presenter attempted to join at the correct time (Mountain Standard Time), but a platform‑level access failure prevented entry. Initial confusion arose because attendees were viewing the session in Eastern Time and assumed the presenter had joined at the wrong hour. Screenshots confirmed the presenter was on time and the issue was caused by a platform access anomaly. This page is preserved for timeline accuracy and continuity with the successful May 2026 session.

 

EVENT — Virtual Presentation | ISACA Central Ohio — Featured Speaker: Femme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower: Lessons in Risk, Governance, and Resilience (January 8, 2026)

I am excited to speak at ISACA Central Ohio chapter’s virtual event, and I hope you can join me!

Drawing on high-stakes operations, The Storm Project | AI, Cybersecurity, Quantum, and the Future of Intelligence, and cross-disciplinary experience in AI, cybersecurity, and cyber-physical systems, Hunter Storm provides actionable strategies for spotting threats, strengthening governance, and making decisions in complex environments. Expect a session that is sharp, memorable, and full of practical takeaways—with a touch of irreverence that ensures these lessons are unforgettable.

 

Hunter Storm’s Mission

Hunter’s work is driven by a simple commitment: to ensure that no one else has to experience what she did. Her focus is on strengthening governance structures, eliminating retaliation pathways, and building systems that surface issues early—long before they require someone to risk their career or safety to speak up. Her vow is not to create more whistleblowers, but to help build institutions where whistleblowing becomes obsolete because the systems work.

 

In This Virtual Session, Hunter Storm Will Cover

  • Whistleblowing dynamics — what actually happens inside institutions when truth meets power
  • Insider threat patterns — human‑layer signals organizations routinely miss
  • Governance failures — why issues escalate instead of resolve
  • Resilience under pressure — decision‑making in high‑stakes, high‑ambiguity environments
  • Hybrid‑threat environments — where cyber, physical, and psychological vectors converge
  • Institutional blind spots — how organizations misread risk and misdiagnose people
  • Actionable strategies — what practitioners can implement immediately

 

Speaker

Hunter Storm — federal whistleblower to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding Wells Fargo; veteran CISO; governance architect; and creator of Hacking Humans: The Ports and Services Model of social engineering.

Her work is rooted in real‑world whistleblowing experience, hybrid‑threat analysis, and institutional resilience.

 

Related Reading and Resources | Femme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower

The resources below provide the broader documentary record and technical, research, and professional context surrounding Femme Fatale to Federal Whistleblower. Together, they trace the development of Hunter Storm’s work across cybersecurity, whistleblower protection, institutional resilience, human-AI collaboration, intelligence analysis, digital governance, evidence methodology, and systems-level research. The collection includes primary-source documentation, analytical frameworks, research artifacts, historical chronology, professional presentations, and related conceptual work. Individual resources address different aspects of the larger body of work and should be evaluated according to their stated scope, evidence, methodology, provenance, and documented purpose rather than treated as interchangeable evidence for every proposition presented elsewhere on the site.

 

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  • ISACA Central Ohio
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