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AI Threat Hunt

Dec 08
Building an Adaptive Cybersecurity Program

AI is accelerating both the sophistication and the speed of attacks. This session combines threat awareness, technical preparedness and governance — examining AI-enabled attacks alongside the broader risks every organization must detect and respond to.

 

WHAT YOU WILL TAKE AWAY

1. The changing threat landscape

AI-enabled attacks, social engineering and credential compromise, and how each reshapes organizational risk.

 

2. Resilience, not just prevention

The policies, practices and response capabilities to prepare for, withstand and recover from incidents.

 

3. Threat detection and response

Practical threat-hunting techniques for recognizing indicators of compromise.

 

4. Governance meets technical practice

How leadership decisions, regulation, controls and incident response must work together.

 

5. A program that adapts

Strategies for continuously assessing risk and updating safeguards as threats evolve.

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

IT & Cybersecurity LeaderS: CIOs, CTOs, technology directors, network administrators, security staff

Business & Operational Leaders: Owners, executives, finance, operations and HR decision-makers

School & District Leaders: Superintendents, principals, data governance and administrative teams

Public Sector & Nonprofit: Leaders protecting sensitive data in resource-constrained settings

 

Why attend? Resilience takes more than the latest tool. Leave with practical approaches to strengthen a cybersecurity program flexible enough for today’s risks and what comes next.

Mode: Onsite/Hybrid

 

Lunch will be served!!!

Contact
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