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    • Extended Detection & Response (XDR) 2.0: Shaping the Future of Interoperable Cyber Defense

    As attackers exploit blind spots across fragmented environments, siloed tools are no longer enough. The next generation of Extended Detection & Response (XDR) is open by design—built to break down vendor barriers and fuse telemetry from across the enterprise. Open XDR unifies signals from endpoints, cloud, network, identity, and more—delivering the clarity and speed needed to detect and disrupt complex, multi-vector threats before they escalate. Topics include: • What makes an XDR platform “open” and why it matters • Building interoperability across complex security stacks • Unifying telemetry across IT, cloud, OT/IoT, and identity environments Join us to discover how interoperability, third-party integration, and identity-based security are driving the next wave of XDR innovation.
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    From Compliance Checkbox to Competitive Advantage: Third-party Risk Management as a Business Enabler

    Many organizations still treat Third-party Risk Management (TPRM) as a security function and as a compliance checkbox. But third-party risk isn’t just a cybersecurity issue—it’s a business risk that touches every corner of the enterprise. More important, third-party risk doesn’t stay in the risk register—it lands in the boardroom. And leadership wants answers: What’s the exposure? What’s the plan? How fast can we act? To unlock its full potential, TPRM must evolve into a business-aligned function that delivers clarity, confidence, and control across the enterprise. Topics include: • Aligning TPRM outcomes with enterprise risk strategy • Communicating vendor risk to executive stakeholders • Using TPRM to support growth and innovation Join us and learn how to elevate third-party risk management from a reactive task to a driver of business resilience.
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    Weaponized AI and the New Frontline of Cyberthreat Defense

    AI is no longer just a tool for defenders. It’s an existential threat vector—a force multiplier for adversaries that’s already reshaping the threat landscape and the economics of cybercrime. Weaponized AI doesn’t just scale attacks—it rewrites the rules of engagement. Organizations must rethink their cyber defense strategies to counter AI-augmented threats with speed, adaptability, and precision. Topics include: • How AI accelerates every phase of the attack lifecycle • Why detection and response models fail at machine speed • What defenders must do to outpace AI-augmented threats • How to build adaptive defenses for synthetic threats Join us and gain a clear view of how AI is reshaping attacks—and how to evolve your defenses to keep up.
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    Defense at Machine Speed: How AI is Changing Managed Security Services (MSS)

    Cyberattacks are faster, more automated, and more evasive than ever—and most internal teams can’t scale to match. That’s where AI-powered MSSPs come in. By combining human expertise with machine-speed detection and response, these providers deliver faster triage, fewer false positives, and scalable protection across your environment. For organizations under pressure to do more with less, AI-enabled managed services offer a smarter path to resilience. Topics include: • Defining AI-driven MSS: beyond buzzwords to real-world impact • How AI accelerates detection, triage, and response at scale • Key capabilities to demand from AI-powered managed services Learn how AI-powered managed services can close security gaps before attackers take advantage.
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    Intelligence at the Edge: Advancing Threat Detection with AI-enhanced Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)

    Today’s attacks move fast—targeting users, apps, and data across distributed environments. By the time legacy tools detect a threat, damage is often done. AI-powered Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) brings detection and response closer to the edge, enabling real-time decisions through integrated intelligence, continuous monitoring, and policy enforcement—reducing dwell time and improving outcomes across hybrid environments. Topics include: • How AI is enhancing threat detection and response in SASE • Integrating security tools across the edge and cloud • Building a threat-aware access strategy Discover how AI-powered SASE enables faster, smarter threat response—without increasing complexity.
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    Resilience by Design: Future-proofing Endpoint Security for Real-world Risk

    Your network is only as secure as its most vulnerable endpoint—and today’s endpoints are everywhere. As the attack surface expands, organizations must shift from reactive defense to proactive hardening that adapts to real-world usage. The path forward isn’t just stronger controls—it’s smarter ones, built for the realities of a hybrid, high-velocity world. Topics include: • Designing endpoint defenses for hybrid, high-velocity environments • Hardening endpoints by reducing attack surface and improving device posture • Adapting defenses in real time with AI and contextual awareness Get practical insights to future-proof your endpoint security strategy and protect your organization at scale.
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    AI vs. AI: Email Security in the Age of Machine-generated Threats

    Phishing has evolved—and the attacks are no longer crude or easy to spot. Today’s threats use generative AI, deepfakes, and tailored social engineering to bypass defenses and manipulate users with frightening accuracy. As generative AI reshapes the threat landscape with smarter, faster, and more convincing email attacks, defenders must adopt equally intelligent countermeasures. Topics include: • How attackers are leveraging AI to scale phishing and fraud • Detecting and disrupting deepfake and image-based email threats • Building AI into your email security strategy • The role of behavioral analytics and anomaly detection Join us to uncover how to spot AI-crafted threats—and build defenses that can keep pace.
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    New Rules of Cloud Security: Adapting to AI-powered Attacks

    The convergence of cloud infrastructure and AI workloads has created new attack surfaces—and adversaries are taking notice. As organizations scale cloud operations and embed AI into workflows, attackers are scaling too—automating reconnaissance, exploiting APIs, and targeting weak links in complex environments. Organizations must evolve their defenses to match. Topics include: • How automation is changing both attack and defense • Threats targeting cloud-native and AI-integrated systems • Strategies for scaling detection and response • Reducing risk through visibility, context, and control Join us to gain actionable insights to future-proof cloud and AI defenses.
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