Software supply chains are prime targets for attackers seeking to breach enterprise defenses—and a blind spot for many security programs. Securing the software supply chain demands a proactive, risk-based approach across procurement, development, and operations. Yet many organizations still struggle to gain visibility into upstream dependencies and third-party development practices. To stay ahead of sophisticated threats, security teams must rethink how they assess, monitor, and secure the full software supply chain.

Topics include:
• Mapping risks across software dependencies
• Assessing third-party SDLC security
• Integrating security into procurement workflows
• Automating validation and controls

Gain practical strategies to secure your software supply chain while enabling speed, scale, and resilience.

Cyber incidents demand speed—but traditional forensics can’t keep up. From deepfakes to data deluge, offensive AI is forcing a new approach to evidence collection, triage, and analysis—and reshaping the tools forensic teams depend on. AI and automation are no longer optional; they’re essential for keeping pace with modern threats and scaling investigative capacity.

Topics include:
• Automating forensic evidence collection and triage
• Using AI to uncover hidden patterns and anomalies at scale
• Balancing machine-driven speed with human oversight and accuracy

Discover how to put AI to work in your forensic workflows—without losing visibility, control, or integrity.

Cloud security teams are inundated with alerts, misconfigurations, and vulnerability data—often without the context needed to act effectively. In multi-cloud environments, fragmented tooling and inconsistent policies only add to the complexity. To move from reactive firefighting to strategic risk reduction, organizations need a smarter approach to cloud security.

Topics include:
• Elevating signal over noise to expose what actually matters
• Prioritizing cloud risks based on business impact, not volume
• Integrating with ops to accelerate informed response

Whether you're managing cloud risk or leading transformation, you’ll walk away with strategies to regain control without losing agility.

Quantum computing isn’t just a technology shift—it’s a cybersecurity game-changer. Once considered a distant threat, quantum computing is accelerating toward real-world impact—amplifying brute-force attacks, breaking encryption, and challenging traditional defenses. As adversaries explore ways to operationalize quantum capabilities, organizations must rethink how they protect identities, data, and trust.

Topics include:
• Identifying encryption methods vulnerable to quantum attacks
• Prioritizing systems and data at quantum risk
• Aligning quantum readiness with cyber resilience

Attendees will gain a strategic understanding of quantum risk—and how to future-proof their cyberthreat protection posture.

As operational technology (OT) and industrial control systems (ICS) connect to cloud platforms, remote access tools, and enterprise networks, the line between IT and OT is vanishing—along with traditional security boundaries. Critical infrastructure is increasingly exposed to ransomware, phishing, and wiper malware designed to exploit these cross-domain connections. Securing OT/ICS today requires an integrated, threat-informed approach that spans the full cyber-physical landscape.

Topics include:
• How IT/OT convergence is reshaping the threat landscape
• Strategies for securing remote and legacy systems
• The role of threat intelligence in OT/ICS defense
• Building resilience across interconnected environments

Attendees will gain a strategic view of how to defend OT/ICS systems in a hyper-connected enterprise.

Today’s threat landscape is faster, stealthier, and more relentless than ever—putting pressure on security teams to detect and respond before damage is done. But without the right coverage, expertise, and context, alerts pile up while threats slip through. Modern Managed Detection & Response (MDR) aims to close this gap by combining expert threat hunting, intelligence-driven insights, and rapid response to stay ahead of adversaries.

Topics include:
• Shifting from reactive alerts to proactive threat disruption
• Using AI and threat intel to accelerate response
• Strengthening MDR with integrated exposure management

Discover how a proactive MDR strategy can help close security gaps and stay ahead of attackers.

Microsoft 365 is the enterprise standard—but its native email security isn’t enough. Even with built-in defenses, advanced phishing, ransomware, and Business Email Compromise (BEC) continue to slip through—putting users and data at risk. As attackers exploit these gaps, organizations must enhance visibility, automate threat detection, and accelerate response.

Topics include:
• Exposing blind spots in Microsoft 365 email security
• Closing gaps in native tools with advanced detection
• Strengthening detection across internal, inbound, and lateral threats

Join us and discover how to modernize Microsoft 365 email protection—without adding complexity.

Hybrid cloud architectures make enforcing consistent access controls exponentially harder—and attackers know it. Cloud adoption has outpaced traditional controls, and legacy defenses can’t secure what they can’t see. Faced with a high-stakes balancing act, organizations need a Zero Trust model that adapts to distributed environments.

Topics include:
• Challenges of enforcing Zero Trust across hybrid and multi-cloud environments
• Managing identity sprawl and policy consistency at enterprise scale
• Enforcing least privilege across users, workloads, and devices
• Adapting ZTNA controls to dynamic, cloud-native infrastructure and workflows

Learn how to operationalize Zero Trust in complex environments—and close access gaps before they become attack paths.

AI adoption is accelerating across federal cloud environments, introducing new layers of complexity in risk management and compliance. As cloud services evolve faster than policy, traditional FedRAMP assessment models are struggling to keep pace with dynamic, AI-driven workloads. To protect sensitive data and maintain trust, security and compliance strategies must evolve together—supported by automation, real-time data, and scalable controls.

Topics include:
• The impact of AI federal cloud security requirements
• Strategies for aligning AI-driven solutions with FedRAMP compliance expectations
• Challenges in applying existing compliance frameworks to AI-enabled environments

Join us to explore how agencies and cloud providers can modernize security and compliance for the AI-powered future.

The perimeter didn’t just expand—it disappeared. Remote work has redrawn enterprise risk, placing identity, endpoints, and cloud access at the center. Attackers exploit unsecured devices, weak access controls, and poor visibility to move undetected. As credential theft rises, securing identity and access is foundational. Organizations must reassess defenses to ensure authentication, endpoint hygiene, and identity protection can scale across a workforce that’s always remote and always exposed.

Topics include:
• How credential abuse and identity compromise are driving modern attacks
• Securing remote access without sacrificing usability
• Transitioning from perimeter defense to distributed control

Discover how to evolve your cybersecurity strategy to protect identity, data, and productivity across a work-from-anywhere workforce.