Artificial intelligence (AI) is having a moment… a really long moment. It’s been evolving for decades, but now it’s everywhere all at once. AI-powered digital assistants like Siri and Alexa, as well as generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot, have put AI at everyone’s fingertips, including cybercriminals.In cybersecurity, the race is on to outsmart bad actors who are already using new forms of AI to find vulnerabilities faster and launch more effective attacks. During this session, we'll delve into what AI really is, its applications for cybersecurity, and how critical infrastructure and industrial organizations are using it to stay ahead of cyber threats.

Incident response is something we hope you don’t have to deal with very often, but for those responsible for securing industrial and critical infrastructure, it’s a critical component of their cybersecurity strategy. In fact it’s key to ensuring that your business, systems and personnel are well prepared to act swiftly and efficiently when an incident does occur.

Learn more with Nozomi Networks Cybersecurity and Privacy Director Bruce Snell, and OT Cybersecurity Strategist Danielle Jablanski.

Malware and ransomware are of course some of the biggest and most widely known threats that businesses face today. However, having a basic understanding of the bigger picture will enable you to prepare your business for a whole range of threats that you may come across, and secure your business further.

Learn more with Nozomi Networks Cybersecurity and Privacy Director Bruce Snell, and Security Research Evangelist Roya Gordon.