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 envi...
Simpson Strong-Tie, a top manufacturer of construction fasteners and part of the S&P 400, reached a point where annual pentests couldn’t keep pace with its expanding digital footprint and growing use of AI agents.
Seeking a stronger way to assess its security posture, as well as defensible assurance that its applications and the AI systems ...
As organizations adopt AI agents, they introduce new attack vectors beyond infrastructure, including prompts, model context, and sensitive data flowing through telemetry between developer environments and cloud services. Security teams must balance innovation with control, as agents without proper safeguards can operate outside expected boundaries...
Today’s most damaging email attacks frequently contain no malicious payload. They originate from legitimate accounts, blend into normal communications, and sail through SPF, DKIM, and DMARC.Secure email gateways (SEGs were built to filter out known-bad content, inspect signatures, and conduct perimeter inspection — a model that doesn’t account for...
The typical enterprise uses more than 45 separate security products, each giving a different view of a single attack that analysts must connect manually. This fragmentation slows response and takes up valuable time.
Sophos’ new AI-driven Fusion platform puts those views together automatically. It uses a shared context lake into which signals fr...
AI is making decisions across your environment — calling APIs, accessing data, and taking action. Most organizations know it’s happening, but far fewer can see it, let alone stop it.
In this panel discussion, security leaders will share what they’ve learned deploying and governing AI workloads at scale on AWS, and what it takes to close the gap...
Identity security has spent decades securing authentication and protecting the moment of access. But modern attacks operate inside valid sessions. These attacks continue to grow more sophisticated, from obtaining legitimate OAuth grants to abusing AI agents with over-accumulated permissions, and now through adversarial candidates entering the ente...
Security operations centers are drowning in alerts, false positives, and fragmented tooling. AI promises relief, but without careful implementation, it risks amplifying the chaos. Worse, adversaries are actively probing ways to trick or manipulate AI-driven detection systems.
In this webcast, we’ll explore how AI can be applied to streamline op...
AI is accelerating the risks that CISOs already struggle to control, such as unmanaged data access, identity sprawl, and limited visibility into who (or what) is touching sensitive information.
Today, AI systems and agents are operating across enterprise environments, accessing data at speed and scale that no human team can manually track. But ...
The modern attack surface begins in the developer’s IDE and ends in production — and every handoff in between is a potential breach.
As software-supply-chain attacks surge, attackers are exploiting build pipelines, open-source dependencies, and misconfigured APIs faster than DevSecOps teams can respond.
This webcast explores how organization...
