In today's threat landscape, traditional M365 data protection is no longer enough as modern adversaries like Scattered Spider weaponize compromised identities to attack M365 environments.

With a staggering 275% year-over-year increase in ransomware attacks on Microsoft customers, it's clear that your cyber resilience must start with a robust identity recovery plan and proactive Data Security Posture Management (DSPM).

During this session, we’ll explore how attackers exploit identity gaps to gain access and steal sensitive data and provide guidance on how to protect against these sophisticated threats.

Join us to learn how to:

• Build a resilient M365 defense by unifying data protection and identity recovery.
• Proactively manage data risk and secure sensitive information with DSPM.
• Develop an orchestrated plan to recover Active Directory and Entra ID, the "keys to the kingdom," quickly and cleanly.

This session ties everything together. It addresses the "End-to-End" story. It argues that you cannot treat Data Security, Identity Management, and AI Governance as silos anymore—they are one interconnected ecosystem.

Key Discussion Points:

• The Convergence: Ransomware attacks on Microsoft customers have increased by 275% YoY. These attacks now target data and identity simultaneously.
• Data Security Posture Management: Discuss how organizations are overexposed. Mention that attacks often end with data loss because sensitive data is publicly accessible or over-shared.
• The "Clean" Recovery: The challenge isn't just restoring data; it's recovering without reinfection. Discuss the importance of an air-gapped platform that offers up to 100x faster recovery for business-critical data.
• Preparing for Tomorrow: How cleaning up your "Cyber Posture" (permissions, labels, sensitive data) is the only way to safely roll out AI tools like Copilot. You can't put a super-powered engine (AI) in a broken car (weak security posture).

Attackers are increasingly targeting identity systems as the fastest and most effective path to business disruption. As organizations work to consolidate their IAM services, most still operate in complex hybrid or multi-IdP environments—making identity infrastructure both vital and vulnerable.

Join us to see how Rubrik is redefining cyber resilience for identity with Rubrik Okta Recovery. Purpose-built for Okta, Entra ID, and Active Directory, it’s the only solution that protects across your multi-IdP environment.

In this session, you’ll learn how Rubrik Okta Recovery:

• Automatically back up every critical Okta object in an air-gapped, immutable format.
• Restore instantly and roll back the clock on any identity incident with granular recovery.
• Protect and recover across Okta, Entra ID, and Active Directory from one unified platform.

Discover how Rubrik is addressing one of the most urgent challenges in identity security today and how you can ensure your business keeps moving, even when attackers strike.

Modern attacks target identity to get to what really matters—your data. Stopping them requires more than just alerts; it demands a coordinated response across identity, data, and infrastructure.

In this webinar, learn how Rubrik and CrowdStrike are working together to help security and identity teams accelerate detection, response, and recovery from identity-driven and data-targeted threats through our recently announced integrations.

Join this webinar where we’ll discuss how security teams can gain:

• Faster response to identity threats through direct rollback of malicious changes via Falcon Identity Protection + Rubrik Identity Resilience
• Enriched SIEM visibility with backup, identity, and data risk context from Rubrik in CrowdStrike’s Next-Gen SIEM
• Orchestrated containment and recovery using Falcon Fusion SOAR workflows triggered by Rubrik’s insights

Together, Rubrik and CrowdStrike help organizations move faster, contain attacks earlier, and bounce back stronger—delivering true cyber resilience across the entire kill chain.

When that dreaded alert hits your screen—"You’ve been compromised"—your next moments determine your company's fate.

And as 94% of IT and security leaders reported they experienced a significant cyberattack last year, odds are not in your favor.

The harsh reality? Most organizations don’t have a recovery plan in place and ultimately discover their backups are infected, cross-departmental processes are disjointed, and systems end up offline for far too long costing the business millions.

Listen on-demand to get an actionable framework that helps your recovery efforts before a cyberattack strikes. You’ll walk away with:

• How to reduce the impact as scenarios unfold in the critical hours after an attack
• A Cyber Recovery methodology that minimizes downtime to minutes, not hours
• A ready-to-implement blueprint customized for your environment

Every day without this plan is another day of unnecessary risk.

When a ransomware attack strikes, two questions are front and center: Can we trust that our data is clean to restore? And how quickly can we resume operations?

In this 30-minute web event, discover how Hitachi Vantara Ransomware Detection powered by CyberSense delivers trusted recovery that takes the guesswork out of post-attack response and ensures predictable business continuity. We'll explore how AI-driven data integrity validation ensures your data is clean and recoverable, how the solution dramatically reduces downtime windows, and how security and infrastructure leaders can quantify return on risk by shifting from reactive recovery to predictable business continuity.

Whether you're evaluating your current cyber resilience posture or building a business case for smarter recovery investments, this webinar will give you a clear, practical view of what trusted recovery looks like and how to get there.

Key takeaways:

• How CyberSense validates data integrity to enable trusted, clean recovery
• Why the Index Engines + Hitachi Vantara partnership minimizes recovery time and operational downtime
• A framework for measuring return on risk and justifying resilience investments
• Steps toward predictable, repeatable business continuity in the face of ransomware and cyber threats

As applications grow more complex and development cycles accelerate, traditional AppSec approaches are falling short. What worked for on-prem apps won’t cut it in the cloud. Fragmented tooling, unclear ownership, and expanding attack surfaces make it harder to manage risk at scale. To build risk-resilient applications in cloud-native environments without compromising speed or scale, organizations must shift from reactive controls to embedded, adaptive defenses.

Topics include:

• Replacing legacy AppSec with cloud-native approaches
• Managing risk across distributed dev teams and pipelines
• Aligning security with DevOps from build to runtime

Learn how to modernize your AppSec strategy to protect today’s applications—without compromising speed, scale, or agility.

In 2026, cybersecurity leaders will face a decisive shift from reactive defense to risk-driven operations. In a lively discussion featuring two Qualys cybersecurity experts, Richard Seiersen, Chief Risk Technology Officer and Alex Kreilein, Vice President of Product Security & Public Sector Solutions, this webinar will explore our top predictions for the changing landscape and illuminate how CISOs can tackle their biggest challenges in 2026. Richard and Alex will examine the evolving AI risk surface, the convergence of cyber, AI, and federal policy, and how organizations need to prioritize and mitigate cyber risk.

Join us to gain practical insight into cutting through security noise, aligning investments to business impact, and building resilience through transparency, automation, and executive-level risk decision-making.

As Web2 and Web3 continue to converge, security teams must adapt to a more complex and rapidly evolving threat landscape.

Join Coinbase, HackerOne, and Cantina for a candid fireside chat on how modern security programs are evolving beyond reactive defenses toward proactive, community-driven models.

In this session, you’ll learn:

• How Coinbase built a trusted, high-signal bug bounty program—and where bounties fit in today’s security stack
• How AI is reshaping both attack surfaces and defense, with practical applications for triage and detection
• Key differences between Web2 and Web3 threat models, and what enterprises can learn from on-chain security
• Why transparency and collaboration with the researcher community are critical for trust and resilience

In 2026, cybersecurity leaders will face a decisive shift from reactive defense to risk-driven operations. In a lively discussion featuring two Qualys cybersecurity experts, Richard Seiersen, Chief Risk Technology Officer and Alex Kreilein, Vice President of Product Security & Public Sector Solutions, this webinar will explore our top predictions for the changing landscape and illuminate how CISOs can tackle their biggest challenges in 2026. Richard and Alex will examine the evolving AI risk surface, the convergence of cyber, AI, and federal policy, and how organizations need to prioritize and mitigate cyber risk.

Join us to gain practical insight into cutting through security noise, aligning investments to business impact, and building resilience through transparency, automation, and executive-level risk decision-making.

Attackers continue to move faster, automate more aggressively, and operate with greater precision at the endpoint. Detection alone is no longer enough. Security teams need clarity, context, and the ability to act decisively as threats unfold.

Yet many endpoint approaches still rely heavily on manual investigation and response workflows that require human intervention. The result is alert overload, delayed response, increased operational effort, and growing pressure on already-stretched security teams.

Join WatchGuard and GigaOm for an educational webinar that cuts through the noise to explore what modern endpoint protection really requires and how organizations can simplify security without sacrificing effectiveness.

Key Takeaways:

• Explore how endpoint threats have evolved and where legacy protection falls short
• Examine why complexity is a top risk in endpoint security
• Define what true EDR looks like today
• Discover key findings and trends from the 2025 GigaOm Radar Report for EDR
• See how AI, automation, and integration are transforming endpoint defense
• Learn practical ways to make advanced endpoint security achievable

Feeling overwhelmed? A recent 451 Research Report discovered that on average, teams are unable to investigate 43% of alerts daily, battling low-fidelity signals, siloed tools, and manual processes.

Carter Church, SentinelOne’s Sr. SOC Analyst, and Anthony La Scala, former SOC leader, understand firsthand how alert-fatigue feels. Join this actionable session with Carter as he walks you through how his SOC team has transformed their work processes. This is a promising new era of security operations productivity, where AI and automation converge in hyperautomation. Not just a hypothesis.

This webinar will cover:

• How SentinelOne’s SOC team uses Singularity Hyperautomation to cut through alert noise and boost efficiency.
• Practical steps to reduce manual workloads and accelerate investigation and response.
• Real-world lessons on transforming SOC productivity with AI-driven workflows.

Join Francis Odum, Software Analyst and Cybersecurity Researcher, and SentinelOne’s own, Adriana Corona and Ricky Arora for an exclusive unveiling of new research exploring how AI is reshaping the Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) landscape.

The SIEM market is being redefined. Join us as we explore how SentinelOne’s AI-native SIEM breaks from legacy models to deliver real-time insights, unified pipelines, and autonomous response. We’ll also unpack what this shift means for the future of the SOC and how security teams should prepare.

In this session, you’ll learn:

• Why 75% of security leaders are rethinking their SIEM approach
• Emerging challenges facing SOC teams and CISOs in 2025
• What’s next for SentinelOne’s AI-powered SIEM, including key features and the product roadmap

Whether you're re-evaluating your current SIEM or seeking strategic direction on AI in the SOC, this is the event for you!

Join us for an exclusive fireside chat with SentinelOne customer Mykhaylo Bulyk of ATI Physical Holdings as he shares a firsthand account of the challenges his organization has faced with legacy security, and why they chose to adopt a modern security approach.

This is a rare opportunity to hear a customer's unfiltered story—from the pain points of a static, outdated security approach to the transformative benefits of embracing a modern, proactive security strategy.

As organizations race to harness AWS cloud services and generative AI to accelerate innovation, they're expanding their threat surface faster than traditional security can keep up. This executive webinar explores how AWS Advanced Technology Partner HackerOne is helping enterprises confidently deploy GenAI-powered applications while maintaining robust security posture.

Join us for an in-depth discussion to learn:

• How to confidently deploy GenAI-powered applications on AWS without compromising security
• Strategies for identifying and remediating vulnerabilities in cloud and AI infrastructure faster
• Best practices for meeting regulatory compliance requirements without delaying delivery
• How to scale innovation securely with both automation and specialized human expertise
• Real-world lessons from AWS customers securing Amazon Bedrock workloads

Data no longer lives in one place. Cloud sprawl, SaaS adoption, and remote work have shattered the old perimeter, creating blind spots that attackers exploit. Legacy controls weren’t built for today’s decentralized environments and the threat to your data isn’t a one-time event—it’s a persistent campaign.

Adversaries adapt, escalate, and persist until they win. Without continuous visibility into where data lives and how it moves, defenses fall short. It’s time to unify, modernize, and rethink how data security works across the stack.

Topics include:

• Why traditional tools fail to catch today’s data attacks
• Gaining visibility across cloud, SaaS, and unmanaged endpoints
• Strategies for real-time data threat detection

Join us to learn how to connect visibility, strategy, and control in today’s evolving data security landscape.

Software release cycles are now too fast for traditional security tools. Rapid iterations and reliance on open-source and cloud-native tech increase vulnerabilities, challenging AppSec teams to keep up. Attackers are taking advantage, targeting applications and exploiting misconfigurations, excessive permissions, and vulnerable plug-ins. Modern application security demands a proactive approach, integrating security seamlessly into fast-paced development pipelines. Join us to explore proactive strategies and solutions to modernize application security practices, address risk at every step of the software development lifecycle—and mitigate vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them.

As cyber threats evolve at an unprecedented speed, 2026 promises to be a transformative year for cybersecurity. Traditional threats are giving way to more sophisticated strategies, driven by AI, regulatory pressures, and the need for zero trust.

In this webinar, CSO Corey Nachreiner, Director of Security Operations Marc Laliberte, and Field CTO for Managed Services Adam Winston will discuss their six game-changing predictions for this upcoming year, including:

• Crypto-Ransomware Goes Extinct: Attackers will abandon encryption-based ransomware in favor of data theft and extortion tactics.
• AI-Powered Defense for Open Source: Open-source package repositories will deploy automated, AI-driven systems to combat supply chain attacks.
• CRA Reporting Requirements Incentivize Secure by Design Principals: EU CRA reporting requirements will incentivize building security into products from the start.
• First Autonomous, Agentic AI Breach: 2026 will see the first end-to-end cyberattack executed entirely by autonomous AI tools.
• Rise of Zero Trust Network Architecture (ZTNA): Legacy VPNs will decline as SMBs adopt ZTNA to mitigate remote access vulnerabilities.
• AI Expertise Becomes a Required Skill for Cybersecurity: Cybersecurity professionals must master AI to defend against adaptive, automated threats.

Join us to explore what these shifts mean for your organization and how to prepare for the challenges ahead.