Agenda

Cybersecurity isn’t just about systems—it’s about people. Inspired by The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom, this talk uses storytelling and lived experience to reveal five personas you’re likely to meet on the path to cyber transformation: from the under-resourced IT leader to the recently breached, the skeptic exec to the inspired keener, and the vulnerable populations most at risk. Amy Yee blends empathy, strategy, and systemic insight to reframe how we see our roles—and each other—in this high-stakes, human-centered field.

As generative AI adoption accelerates, a new risk emerges: Shadow AI. Just like Shadow IT before it, unsanctioned AI tools are quietly accessing sensitive data, often without visibility or control from security teams.

Join us to learn how Proofpoint is redefining data security with a unified, AI-aware platform that helps you discover where sensitive data resides, understand who’s using it, and prevent exposure through unauthorized AI applications.

In this session, you’ll learn:

• How Shadow AI is reshaping the data-security landscape
• Why traditional DLP falls short in today’s AI-driven world
• How Proofpoint delivers visibility and control over unsanctioned AI use
• How prebuilt policies and automated controls prevent data violations and govern access
• Real-world examples of how organizations are securing data across hybrid workspaces

As organizations embrace automation, APIs, and AI-driven workflows, a new class of identities has quietly emerged—the non-human identities. These include machine agents, service accounts, bots, and API keys that carry out essential tasks but frequently function outside of conventional governance frameworks. Identifying, controlling, and safeguarding these digital “ghosts” before they become a blind spot in your security and compliance systems is the focus of this webinar. Participants will get an understanding through practical examples of how to apply GRC and privacy principles to machine identities, incorporate them into frameworks that correspond with ISO 27001/42001, and mitigate the risks associated with uncontrolled automation.

This presentation treats deepfakes as a dual problem: first, scalable social-engineering for fraud and extortion, second, evidentiary trust and admissibility.

We outline an operational triage for scams and a forensic pipeline for courtroom authentication. On the technical side, we interrogate video at three layers: container metadata, codec bitstream, and sensor. For HEVC (H.265) we examine GOP layout and I/P/B distributions in contrast to AI Generated Images.

AI-generated sequences are profiled for temporal inconsistencies, mouth-eye desynchrony, lighting and specular drift, unstable motion-vector fields relative to content, and atypical of camera originals. The goal is for a playbook for rapid scam mitigation and a repeatable, tool-logged, frame-by-frame method to either authenticate legitimate HEVC captures or challenge AI-assisted fabrications in court.

We also cover tools and methodology used in deepfakes.

As enterprises embrace the limitless possibilities of AI, we security professionals need to adapt to safeguard sensitive data. In this talk, we’ll unpack a few real-world patterns of how data leaks into or out of AI systems and offer a simple framework for threat-modeling enterprise AI usage without slowing down innovation.

Data security is no longer just a cost center—it’s a driver of business value. Join Cyera’s experts for a thought-provoking discussion on how managed services can help organizations maximize ROI by improving compliance, reducing risk, and enabling scalability.

Key take-aways: 

• Leverage “persuasion” or “influence” as the ultimate leadership differentiator
• Transform technical expertise into influence that secures funding, drives adoption, and accelerates both organizational impact and personal career growth.

In an increasingly volatile world, this session offers a critical debrief on the most pressing global issues and their direct impact on organizational strategy and resilience. The talk will cover significant geopolitical developments, from shifting international power dynamics to the complex relationship between global events and digital security. It will also explore the dramatic changes in data privacy regulations driven by the rise of artificial intelligence, highlighting the new compliance and ethical responsibilities for all leaders. Finally, the presentation will provide a strategic framework for building resilience against modern threats, from digital attacks to supply chain disruptions. As we wrap up 2025 and start to think about 2026, attendees will leave with a clear understanding of the evolving landscape and a proactive plan to secure their operations in the year ahead.

Businesses stand to benefit from AI in unprecedented ways, but only if IT and security leaders overcome transformation challenges. This includes implementing a modern zero trust architecture to protect data and users, embracing AI while managing its risks, and handling the technical and financial implications of ever-expanding environments. A risk-based approach to security ensures CIOs and CISOs deliver a secure, phased transformation.

Join this session to:

• Understand how zero trust and AI together, unlike firewalls, provide the strongest cyber defense by stopping threat actors from lateral movement within networks
• Learn strategies for protecting AI applications developed internally for customers and employees, while preventing data leaks from public AI applications
• Discover how AI is being leveraged for better cyber defense, in areas like segmentation, data classification and agentic operations