Archives: Seminar

[1 CPE] Rethink Incident Response: From Hourly Guesswork to Guaranteed Outcomes

  Presented by John McLaughlin, Principal Sales Engineer, PNW & Gary Quinn, Sr Sales Engineer, Enterprise US • Arctic Wolf

Traditional incident response often leaves organizations reacting under pressure, navigating uncertain costs, inconsistent coverage, and slow recovery. In this session, we’ll examine strategies for making incident response more predictable and outcome-focused. Participants will explore how structured response models—emphasizing planning, rapid containment, and coordinated recovery—can reduce operational risk, minimize downtime, and support business continuity. Attendees will gain practical insights into aligning incident response practices with organizational goals, enabling IT, risk, and executive teams to make more informed decisions and improve overall cyber resilience.

[1 CPE] Securing AI Without Slowing Innovation: A Blueprint for the Future of Cybersecurity

  Presented by Scarlett Menendez, Solutions Engineer • Trend Micro

AI is transforming the enterprise—bringing new opportunities for efficiency, but also introducing unprecedented risks. From prompt injection and model poisoning to shadow AI and deepfakes, the attack surface is evolving faster than most IT teams can keep up. In this session, we’ll explore Trend Micro’s Security for AI Blueprint, a step-by-step framework for protecting data, models, infrastructure, and users in an AI-driven world. You’ll also see how Trend Micro leverages AI across its own cybersecurity platform, combining decades of research with modern generative AI to deliver proactive protection. Walk away with practical strategies you can apply to safeguard your organization’s AI initiatives—without putting innovation on hold.

[1 CPE] Beyond MFA: Architecting True Identity Resilience for the Modern Enterprise

  Presented by Rubrik

In the interconnected digital landscape, identity is the new perimeter. Yet, organizations frequently struggle to move beyond basic multi-factor authentication (MFA) and effectively solve the fundamental challenge of Identity Resilience—the ability to maintain business continuity and security even when identity systems or accounts are inevitably compromised.

This forward-looking session is tailored for CISOs and security architects ready to transition from traditional identity management to a proactive resilience model. We will dissect the modern identity threat landscape, driven by supply chain risks and large-scale PII exposure, and provide tangible frameworks for securing the enterprise.

[1 CPE] Real-Time Threat Mitigation with AI-Driven SASE: A Practical Approach

  Presented by Cato Networks

In this session, we’ll explore how a converged SASE platform combined with AI and machine learning (ML) enables real-time threat detection and mitigation, transforming network security from a reactive to a proactive model. The focus will be on how AI-driven solutions within the SASE framework can identify, analyze, and neutralize security threats in real-time across distributed environments.

[1 CPE] Don’t Panic: A Blueprint for Securing Your Data in the Age of AI

  Presented by Palo Alto Networks

It’s a fact: AI can unintentionally expose sensitive data. From customer engagement to back-office automation, intelligent systems are being deployed at such a rate that it’s not a matter of “if my data is exposed,” but “when.” In recent conversations with practitioners, it’s clear that security has shifted from an afterthought to a board-level priority. Organizations are standing up AI governance boards, drafting usage policies, and in some cases even blocking applications altogether to prevent potential data leakage.

Effective protection against AI data leakage starts with visibility. Organizations need the ability to inspect both the prompts entering an AI system and the responses coming back, so that sensitive information can be detected and stopped in real time before it leaves the enterprise. In this session, we’ll guide you through a blueprint that can help ensure your AI applications are secure, compliant, and trustworthy.

[1 CPE] Achieving and Maintaining Compliance: A How to Guide

  Presented by Rob Wayt, Director, Governance, Risk, Compliance • Structured

Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) frameworks are essential for organizations seeking to align business operations with regulatory expectations, mitigate risk, and demonstrate accountability. Yet, many enterprises struggle with fragmented processes, overlapping requirements, and the constant evolution of regulatory landscapes. This presentation explores the common challenges organizations face in meeting compliance obligations, including resource constraints, unclear ownership, and the difficulty of sustaining ongoing compliance rather than treating it as a one-time exercise. Attendees will gain insight into practical, repeatable steps for addressing audit findings, closing gaps, and building a culture of compliance that is both resilient and adaptable. By leveraging structured risk assessments, continuous monitoring, and cross-functional collaboration, organizations can move beyond reactive firefighting and achieve a proactive, sustainable GRC posture.

[1 CPE] Latest Data Breaches, Quantum Computing, External Key Management in the Cloud

  Presented by Steven Gautier, Principal Solutions Architect • Thales

Welcome to our session on modern data threats and protection strategies. As cyber risks evolve, securing sensitive information is more critical than ever. We’ll explore how encryption and key management can help protect your most valuable assets, especially in cloud environments.

We’ll highlight the benefits of external key management, offering greater control and compliance. Additionally, we’ll touch on the growing impact of quantum computing—and why it’s vital to start preparing now.

Join us to discover the latest advancements in data security and learn how to stay ahead of emerging threats.

[1 CPE] Leadership in the Age of AI

  Presented by Randi Levin • Chief Information Officer, Sound Transit

Join Randi Levin—veteran CIO, thought leader, and longtime champion for cultivating strong, future-ready technology teams—for an engaging look at what it means to lead in the age of AI. Drawing on decades of experience guiding complex organizations through technological transformation, Levin will highlight how AI is reshaping collaboration, talent development, and the everyday decisions that define effective leadership. She will share approachable, people-focused strategies for helping teams thrive amid rapid change, while still grounding the conversation in the realities engineers, IT managers, and executives face today. Attendees will leave with fresh perspective, practical ideas, and renewed confidence in navigating the AI-driven future.

Randi Levin is a professional speaker, author and consultant in various aspects of technology, with focuses on organization’s role and programs for attracting and retaining women in technology, working with various organizations on IT strategy, implementations, and organizational assessments.

Randi has spent 30+ years in Information Technology including the CIO/CTO for the City of Los Angeles, the CIO for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Cast & Crew, Forest Lawn, and VP of Worldwide Corporate Systems for NBC Universal and the Walt Disney Company, as well as numerous other organizations, primarily in Southern California.

[1 CPE] AI Agents & Automation: How They’re Changing the Way We Work

  Presented by Hunter Helfgott, AI Solutions Consultant and Nate Purser, Account Executive • Cerium Networks

AI-powered agents are generating a lot of buzz. But what do they actually do?

In this session, you will see how organizations are starting to use AI-powered agents to solve business challenges and create new opportunities. We’ll cover advanced tools like custom GPTs, Copilot Studio, and Azure AI Foundry and see how they can be leveraged to drive AI innovation and streamline workflows. This session offers a deep dive into automation’s role in simplifying complex processes, enhancing customer experiences, and improving productivity.

[1 CPE] Identity for Today and Tomorrow

  Presented by Jim Gerken, Director of Identity Services • Novacoast

What is the minimum for an Identity Program that will meet today’s needs and continue working tomorrow? You may be part way there; you may have all the tools and use them wrong; you may have no tools, but all the right processes. We haven’t met anybody who doesn’t have problems…

Learn about the core services you need to put in place, whether process or tool, to secure your identities and, since “Identity is the New Perimeter,” secure all of your resources and data. Learn what changes are coming in the Identity space so you can improve the future viability of your core Identity Services and protect those investments.