Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the cyber threat landscape, enabling adversaries to automate reconnaissance, craft convincing phishing campaigns, and deploy deepfake driven fraud at scale. These shifts are creating new, cross sector risks that demand faster visibility and stronger collective defense. This webinar brings together multiple ISACs to…
Cyberwar has not quite turned out like many people thought it would, but nation-state conflict still plays out in cyberspace. From information operations to critical infrastructure disruption, cyberspace is both a battlefield and a medium for operations. Unlike other domains, however, private sector companies have a much larger role in cyberspace…
Cyber activity rarely begins when conflict erupts. By the time the first airstrike lands, the groundwork — the access, the intelligence, the pre-positioned capabilities — has often been in place for months. This panel examines what this looks like in practice. A ceasefire may now be in place,…
Geopolitics has always affected cybersecurity, but the current turmoil has upended many of the assumptions that drove cybersecurity operations and business. Navigating the changes requires both adaptability and resilience, based on clear-eyed analysis of the threat landscape. Join Michael Daniel, Christopher Painter, Anna Collard, and Sergey Shykevich as they…
Cyber resilience isn’t just built through technology—it’s strengthened by investing in the people who power it. “Give to Gain: Investing in Women to Strengthen Cyber Resilience” explores how empowering women across the cybersecurity ecosystem creates measurable improvements in organizational readiness, threat response, and long‑term stability. This session highlights the…
AI is reshaping how the security community discovers, triages, and responds to vulnerabilities in foundational open‑source projects. Using the recent AISLE finding of OpenSSL CVEs as a case study, this session explores what AI is actually changing- from code analysis and exploit prediction to coordination, communication, and…
That quote from Coleridge’s The Rime of the Ancient Mariner aptly describes the situation with cyber metrics: we are awash in data yet have trouble measuring cybersecurity, particularly at the national level. In this webinar, Michael Daniel (CTA), Jason Healey (Columbia University), Wade Baker (Cyentia), Chris Wysopal…
Although indicators of compromise remain important for cyber threat intelligence sharing, cybersecurity providers need to begin sharing information about how malicious actors sequence their activities. MITRE’s ATT&CK Flow capability allows for the sharing of such information in a standardized format, enabling the information to be shared in…