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AI Security: Machine-Speed Threats, Multi-Layered Defense (Dec. 1st)

Tuesday, December 1st, 2026: 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM

In this webinar, two experts break down both sides: what these AI-driven threats mean, and how to defend against them. You'll learn a practical framework spanning platform foundations, patching at scale, hardening and virtual patching, lateral security with microsegmentation, and recovery - so your organization is ready before an incident, not during one.

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AI Security: Machine-Speed Threats, Multi-Layered Defense (Dec. 1st)
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Frontier AI models are changing the security landscape at machine speed. They discover vulnerabilities far faster and in greater volume than before, surface zero-day flaws in major systems, and chain lower-severity bugs into exploitable attack paths. The gap between disclosure and exploit is shrinking to hours. Yet AI alone can't fix what it finds - independent research shows autonomous patching without expert review does more harm than good.

Top 5 reasons to attend:
  • Understand how frontier AI models are reshaping the threat landscape, from zero-day discovery to automated exploit chaining, and why this higher velocity is the new baseline.
  • Learn why autonomous AI patching is net-negative without expert review, and what the right balance between AI acceleration and human judgment looks like.
  • Explore a practical, multi-layered defense framework spanning foundations, patching, hardening, lateral security, and recovery.
  • See how hardening and virtual patching at the infrastructure and workload layers help intercept exploit attempts between vulnerability disclosure and patch application.
  • Walk away with a recovery strategy that goes beyond immutable backups to include isolated recovery environments, behavioral validation, and orchestration runbooks built before an incident, not during one.

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