Frontier AI: The End of Human-Speed Cyber in Canada

The arrival of frontier AI marks the most profound inflection point in cybersecurity history, allowing adversaries to exploit structural vulnerabilities in minutes rather than days. As the Five Eyes advisory recently warned, organizations have mere months to adapt before facing severe, avoidable risks. Defending infrastructure against these machine-speed attacks requires moving beyond marginal adjustments to adopt autonomous SOC operations, zero-trust architectures, and robust security for human, machine, and agentic identities.

This educational briefing cuts through the noise to deliver an objective breakdown of what this paradigm shift means for daily security operations. Join experts from Palo Alto Networks and CDW as they explore the evolving threat landscape and outline the core architectural frameworks required to safeguard Canadian organizations.

What you’ll learn:

• The new threat landscape: An objective look at the latest AI research, understanding how automated vulnerability discovery works, and why it is accelerating attack timelines beyond human speed.
• Demystifying Frontier AI & Mythos Glasswing: Key lessons from Palo Alto Networks’ latest research—reflecting their role as an original Project Glasswing partner—enriched by front-line threat intelligence and incident response insights from Unit 42.
• The biggest risks today: The most immediate risks created by sophisticated, automated attacks at scale.
• Immediate actions to take: Practical guidance on what Canadian organizations should do now.

Who should attend:

All Canadian cybersecurity professionals, practitioners, and IT employees tasked with defending their organizations.

Register today to learn and equip your Canadian organization with the insights needed for the next era of cyber defense.