Cybersecurity teams have always had to contend with evolving threats. AI is changing the equation by accelerating them. Attackers can use AI to speed up reconnaissance and vulnerability discovery, create more convincing phishing and social engineering campaigns, and automate activities that once required significant time and manual effort. But the challenge isn't limited to attackers. As organizations adopt AI, existing weaknesses around data access, permissions, third-party integrations and governance can become more consequential. Shadow AI creates another layer of exposure, while security teams face an increasingly important question:
What can your AI access?
For many organizations, this creates a fundamental mismatch. Attackers are accelerating, while security programs may still rely on periodic testing, scheduled assessments, and traditional perimeter controls. Security programs need to adapt to a faster, more continuous cadence.
Security can't afford to stand still
This webinar will give security and technology leaders a framework for evaluating where their current approach may need to evolve across three critical layers:
Networks & endpoints | Cloud data | Identity
