Knostic

CTO and Co-Founder

JupiterOne

CISO & Head of Research

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Deploying Copilot for Microsoft 365 near the top of nearly every enterprise’s to-do list.  Integration with the M365 suite poses exciting opportunities to help with tasks like summarizing lengthy emails, reviewing contract language, creating presentations, etc.  But integration with the Microsoft stack poses inherent risk in Copilot exposing sensitive info (i.e. sensitive HR data, patient records, layoff plans etc.). Knostic has a new readiness assessment designed to give you a baseline understanding of your organization’s over-permissioned access to Copilot, along with a continuous improvement model to leverage moving forward.  During this webinar, Knostic CTO Sounil Yu will walk through our approach. What you’ll learn:



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<li>How to understand the risk of exposing sensitive data through over-permissioned accounts.</li>



<li>Data and Identity governance controls you can implement to improve over-permissioned accounts</li>



<li>How to run this assessment on a continuous basis in order to assess + improve</li>
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<li>Understand the risks associated with over-permissioned accounts leading to potential exposure of sensitive data.</li>
<li>Learn about data and identity governance controls to mitigate over-permissioning issues.</li>
<li>Discover methods to continuously assess and improve your organization’s permissions framework.</li>
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AI/ML

Generative AI

Cybercast

Archived: Microsoft Copilot Oversharing: A Framework for Assessing and Remediating

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Artificial intelligence is set to dominate the conversation at this year’s RSA Conference, but with so much noise, how can security leaders separate true innovation from hype? In this exclusive Hot Topic webinar, Security Weekly hosts Paul Asadoorian and Adrian Sanabria sit down with experts from Knostic to explore the AI advancements that are set to make the biggest impact.



From cutting-edge threat detection and autonomous response to AI-driven security automation and adversarial machine learning, this session will break down what to expect from vendors, researchers, and policymakers at RSAC. Will we see real breakthroughs, or just more AI-washing? How are enterprises adopting AI-powered defenses, and what risks should security teams prepare for?



Join us for a fast-paced, expert-driven discussion that will help you navigate the AI landscape at RSAC, identify the must-see innovations, and understand how these advancements could reshape cybersecurity strategies in the months ahead.
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Attendees will learn about:
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<li>Key AI Innovations at RSAC – Discover the most promising advancements in AI-driven security, from autonomous threat detection to adversarial AI defenses.</li>
<li>How to Separate Hype from Reality – Learn how to critically evaluate AI claims from vendors and researchers to identify solutions with real-world impact.</li>
<li>The Future of AI in Cybersecurity – Understand how emerging AI technologies will influence security strategies, regulatory frameworks, and adversarial tactics in the coming year.</li>
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