About Danielle Deibler

Cybersecurity and Threat Intelligence

Danielle Deibler has extensive experience in cybersecurity, particularly in DNS security and threat intelligence. As Chief Security Officer and Director of Threat Intelligence at Quad9, a global nonprofit, she highlighted expansions like partnering with i3D.net to bolster DNS coverage [1] and collaborations on BIND 9 [9]. She advocates for preemptive cybersecurity in sectors like manufacturing, quoting Quad9's protective role against threats [4]. Deibler has shared wisdom on leading in cybersecurity, drawing from 28+ years in internet security [11].

AI, Machine Learning, and Entrepreneurship

As CEO/Co-Founder of MoireAI and Chairperson of MarvelousAI, Deibler applies her 30+ years in internet security, software, ML, and AI [6][7]. Her RSA Conference profile underscores this expertise [7]. Previously CEO of Jurispect, a fintech firm, she discussed future payments and leadership [2][5]. Her current ventures focus on AI/ML for social impact, diversity/inclusion, and entrepreneurship.

Hybrid Threats and Influence Operations

Deibler co-authored on navigating cyber operations and influence operations [10], and structured information sharing to combat hybrid threats [8]. She contributed to discussions on cyberspace in peace and war via protective DNS [3], and analyzed Russophobia narratives in Russian propaganda and Fox News during the 2020 election [16]. These works reveal her focus on the nexus of cyber and informational warfare.

Labor Economics and Social Impact

Deibler's academic papers explore U.S. labor market dynamics, including manufacturing workers' industrial transitions [12], competition shocks on alternative work arrangements (AWAs) [13], demand shocks on AWAs [14], and outsourcing effects on remaining workers' earnings and inequality [15]. Findings show outsourcing boosts remainers' long-run earnings by 6%, especially under collective bargaining, highlighting rent-sharing and inequality implications.