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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.

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.

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

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.