Cybercriminals are using AI to launch attacks faster, at greater scale, and with fewer signs of detection. Security teams are adopting AI as well, applying it to threat detection, response automation, and day-to-day operations.
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About The Webinar
This session examines how AI is reshaping both sides of the threat landscape. The conversation sets the hype aside and focuses on what organizations can act on now.
Guest experts from Horizon3 will join our cybersecurity team to make the case for continuous testing and validation. Compliance reports and assumptions show where a security program should be; testing shows where it actually stands.
What You'll Walk Away With
- How attackers are using AI today, and which new techniques are emerging
- Where security leaders may be overestimating the strength of their defenses
- Why compliance, reports, and assumptions alone fall short as proof of readiness
- How AI-driven security testing works and what it can reveal about your environment
- Strategies for identifying and closing gaps before attackers find them
Who Should Attend
This session is designed for leaders who are responsible for their organization's security posture and risk, including CISOs, CIOs, IT directors, and security team leads.
Executives who oversee technology investment or compliance will also find the discussion relevant, informative, and engaging.
Who You’ll Hear From
- Cory Carnes, CRO and Partner, DOT Security
- Jeff Richards, VP Enterprise Security Strategy, DOT Security
- [Title] | Horizon3
What the Conversation will Cover
While AI in cybersecurity, on both the threat-actor and front-line defender side, is an expansive topic, tune into our panel discussion to hear our experts cover topics including:
- How AI is changing the threat landscape for attackers and defenders
- Current AI-enabled attack techniques and what makes them harder to detect
- Common blind spots where defenses may be weaker than they appear
- The limits of relying on compliance as a measure of security
- AI-driven security testing and continuous validation in practice
- Practical strategies for finding gaps before attackers do
Save your free spot with the form above to hear how attackers are using AI today and how to validate your defenses against them.