Artificial intelligence is reshaping manufacturing—from streamlining operations to changing how teams get work done. As organizations adopt AI, they also inherit new cybersecurity risks that can affect their people, data, and operations.
Join the Tri-State Manufacturers’ Alliance (TSMA) for a featured lunch-and-learn with Joshua Crumbaugh, CEO of PhishFirewall, exploring the intersection of AI and cybersecurity in today’s manufacturing environment.
The program opens with a real-world ransomware case study and practical lessons from response, then covers how AI is changing the manufacturing risk landscape and how to build an AI strategy that supports innovation while protecting operations.
This event includes a confirmed segment with a senior executive from Anchor Industries on ransomware response and recovery lessons learned.
Designed for manufacturing executives, plant managers, operations leaders, IT professionals, engineering and maintenance teams, and HR professionals, this session provides practical, actionable strategies for secure AI adoption.
Lunch will be provided by TCG (The Cox Group)
Short Speaker Bio
Joshua Crumbaugh is the Founder & CEO of PhishFirewall and PhishEQ, an ethical hacker and behavioral cybersecurity researcher. He leads security and cybersecurity awareness at scale, including training for all Washington state agencies (over 2.5 million users). He is a Black Hat Europe speaker, host of the podcast Phishing for Answers (50+ episodes), and a practical advocate for human-centered security through behavioral science.
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