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John Pizzuro

 Head of Law Enforcement & Safety Policy at Snap Inc.,


John Pizzuro is the Head of Law Enforcement & Safety Policy at Snap Inc., where he leads strategic engagement with law enforcement, policymakers, and safety stakeholders to strengthen trust, advance effective public-safety policy, and protect users from online harms, including child exploitation and trafficking. His work focuses on integrating investigative realities into platform policy, advancing bipartisan legislative solutions, and building durable partnerships that improve safety outcomes.

A recognized subject matter expert, John has testified before both the U.S. Senate and U.S. Congress, and was routinely consulted on cyber-enabled child exploitation, human trafficking, and the intersection of technology, artificial intelligence, and online safety.

Prior to joining Snap, John spent 25 years with the New Jersey State Police, where he conducted, managed, and led investigations involving terrorism, organized crime, narcotics, human trafficking, child exploitation, and corruption. He served his final six years as the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Commander, overseeing complex investigations into online crimes against children and shaping law-enforcement approaches to emerging digital threats.

Engineering Trust in the Age of AI


Tuesday, June 2  |  8:00am – 9:00am

Every generation faces a defining technological moment. Ours is unfolding right now. Artificial intelligence is redrawing the boundaries of creation. Digital identities are forming earlier and evolving faster. Communities transcend geography, and influence moves at the speed of a click. Platforms are no longer optional tools — they are the infrastructure of modern society.

In this keynote, we will examine what responsible platform evolution truly requires in an era of exponential change. As innovation accelerates, so do the tactics of those who exploit it. The challenge is not only technical, but philosophical: how to build at the speed of innovation while standing firmly on trust, accountability, and safety — and how to ensure protection scales alongside progress.

This session will explore the intersection of corporate leadership, technology development, and how the forensic and law enforcement professionals are working to decode emerging threats. It will highlight how the same ingenuity that drives growth can strengthen resilience, how data can power prevention as effectively as personalization, and how designing for foresight — not reaction — changes outcomes.

Overcoming technological disruption is not about resisting change. It is about rising to meet it — engineering integrity into every layer of the digital ecosystem and leading innovation with responsibility at its core.

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