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Recent breaches have made one thing clear — strong security and modern architecture are non-negotiable. In a world of evolving threats, security must be built into the very foundation of your network. Sophos combines robust protection with intelligent design to deliver stronger defense, faster response, and simpler management. Join our upcoming webinar to learn how Sophos is redefining network security — from Secure by Design principles to simplified licensing.

In this session, you’ll learn about:

• Secure by Design: Why every line of Sophos code is built with security in mind.
• Remote Access: Easy, secure connectivity for remote employees using Sophos ZTNA or Sophos Connect.
• Backup Management: Safe, centralized or local backups protected by the Secure Storage Master Key (SSMK).
• Effortless Migration: Move to Sophos seamlessly with our migration assistant.
• Zero Touch Deployment: Get started in minutes — including full Central Management.
• Xstream Protection: A powerful licensing model simply explained.

Discover how Sophos empowers you to deliver stronger protection — with less complexity and more control.

Most organizations rely on public registries, scanners, and perhaps a policy engine to secure their open source libraries. While these tools are useful, they’re inherently reactive—alerting you after malware is already in your environment.

In this webinar, we’ll unpack how and where attackers are inserting threats into open source libraries across the Python and JavaScript ecosystems, and why traditional approaches miss the mark. You’ll learn how Chainguard Libraries offers a proactive alternative: trusted language libraries rebuilt from source in a tamper-proof environment, complete with full provenance and SBOMs. For Python, we'll share how we are backporting CVEs to allow your team to stay secure while you plan your next upgrade. Ideal for security and platform leaders looking to reduce this risk open source library risk exposure without slowing their engineers down.

For years, traditional static analysis tools promised secure code but delivered slow scans, noisy results, and developer frustration. Built for compliance checkboxes, not collaboration, these legacy tools often break developer workflows and bury teams in false positives, turning “shift-left” into a standstill.

Modern AppSec teams are done with that. Developer-first platforms like Semgrep blend deterministic static analysis with AI-driven triage and real-world context. The result: accurate, explainable findings developers can trust and act on instantly. Security becomes a seamless part of how teams build and ship software.

Join us to explore how leading engineering organizations are evolving their AppSec practices:

• Embedding real-time security checks into CI/CD and IDEs without slowing development
• Reducing false positives by up to 95% with reachability, and AI triage
• Empowering developers with clear, explainable results they can act on immediately
• Moving from audit-driven compliance to continuous, developer-first security

You’ll leave with a clear framework for assessing your current SAST maturity and specific steps to modernize toward a faster, developer-trusted AppSec platform.

AI is the great security opportunity of our age. Unfortunately, it’s an opportunity for both defenders and attackers.

In this webinar, SentinelOne exposes how threat actors are abusing and jailbreaking commercial large language models (LLMs) to assist in their threat campaigns. From AI-powered reconnaissance, to the generation of malicious content and operationalisation of AI as an “attacking assistant”.

Attendees will gain a detailed understanding of the AI threat landscape. Including:

• Real-world examples of AI-enabled attacks
• How techniques differ between the eCrime versus Nation State operators.
• A look at how adversaries now code, campaign, and collaborate with AI

Today's ransomware is faster, smarter, and more industrialized than ever before. Despite this escalating threat, most organizations are dangerously overconfident in their security.

This webinar reviews key findings from the CrowdStrike State of Ransomware Survey, a survey of 1,100 global security leaders that reveals a critical gap between perceived readiness and reality and outlines a path to true defense.

Key Takeaways from the Survey:

• The Speed Problem: As adversaries automate intrusions, 76% of security leaders say it's getting harder to be fully prepared, and nearly half fear that they can't detect or respond as fast as AI-driven attacks can execute.
• The Reality Check: A staggering 78% of respondents reported experiencing a ransomware attack in the past year, and only 22% of victims who felt “well-prepared” beforehand recovered within 24 hours.
• The Cost of Payment: Paying the ransom offers no safety: 83% of paying victims were attacked again, and 93% had their data stolen anyway.

Join CrowdStrike to delve deeper into the survey findings and discuss solutions for closing this confidence gap and protecting your business from modern ransomware.

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.

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.