Tiffany Saadé works at the intersection of AI, cybersecurity, and public policy, focusing on adversarial misuse of AI, model security, and using AI to strengthen cyber defense and critical infrastructure. She is a Product Manager for AI Defense at Cisco and an advisor to Lebanon’s Ministry of Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence, supporting the country’s national AI strategy and capacity-building efforts. A Stanford graduate with a Master’s in Cyber Policy and Security, Tiffany specializes in AI governance, privacy, and national security and serves as a teaching assistant for Alex Stamos’s cybersecurity course. She has published more than 18 reports and pieces on AI security and cyber policy. Her research spans Oxford, Stanford HAI, the Stanford Gordian Knot Center, and the Institute for Security and Technology. She has collaborated with leaders across government and national security on AI-enabled cyber defense and decision-support systems. Tiffany has spoken on more than 20 panels, briefed leaders across NATO, the White House, the U.S. Air Force, the UK Ministry of Defence, and the United Nations, and was awarded a U.S. O-1A visa for extraordinary ability.