LevelBlue

Chief Technology Officer

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The technologies that organizations depend on are changing faster than many security programs can adapt. Generative AI and autonomous agents are gaining access to sensitive data, credentials, tools and business processes. Software supply chains are creating complex webs of third-party dependencies and increasingly connected IT and operational environments are expanding the potential impact of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure.



The challenge for security and technology leaders is no longer simply identifying these risks but determining whether their organizations can keep pace with them.



In this webinar, LevelBlue CTO Keith Ibarguen and CISO Kory Daniels will examine where the next cyber resilience gaps are emerging and what organizations can do about them. Drawing on LevelBlue research and their own experience guiding technology and security strategy, they’ll explore how AI is changing both enterprise technology and the threat landscape, why visibility and accountability remain difficult across software supply chains, and how growing cyber and geopolitical threats are changing the security conversation around critical infrastructure.



The discussion will also examine a challenge that cuts across each of these areas: how technology and security leaders can move from awareness of emerging risks to coordinated action.

Attendees will come away with:
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<li>Practical insights into establishing clearer ownership.</li>
<li>Improving collaboration between security and the business.</li>
<li>Building resilience across the systems and operations their organizations depend on most.</li>
</ul>

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From AI Agents to Critical Infrastructure: Closing the Cyber Resilience Gap

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