Live Webcast|1 hour

Your Risks Are Unique — So Why Isn’t Your Security?

Attendees will learn:

  • Why traditional, one-size-fits-all security frameworks fail to address modern, dynamic threats
  • How attackers are exploiting gaps created by static policies and generic controls
  • What a tailored, risk-informed security approach looks like in practice — and how to get started
June 24, 2025
2:00 PM ET
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Security teams are under constant pressure to defend against rapidly evolving threats, but many are forced to rely on static controls, legacy policies, and broad compliance checklists that were never designed to adapt to their unique risk environment. The result? Gaps in protection, misallocated resources, and a false sense of security.

This webcast will challenge conventional wisdom and offer a blueprint for building a security posture that aligns to the specific risk profile of your organization. We'll explore how leading teams are moving beyond generic security strategies to deploy adaptive, risk-informed defenses that reflect the real-world behavior of today's adversaries — and we'll share practical steps to help your team do the same.

Event Speakers

Daniel Daraban
Senior Director of Product Management at Bitdefender

Daniel is the Senior Director of Product Management at Bitdefender, leading the GravityZone portfolio with a focus on risk analytics, attack surface management, and preemptive security. Together with his teams, he helps organizations shift from reactive security to proactive risk reduction. A strong advocate for AI-driven defense, Daniel enjoys sharing expert insights on risk-based security, adaptive prevention, and the evolution from detection to preemptive protection.

Adrian Sanabria
Principal Researcher at The Defenders Initiative

Adrian is an outspoken researcher that doesn’t shy away from uncomfortable truths. He loves to write about the security industry, tell stories, and still sees the glass as half full.