Available on Demand | Sept 3, Oct 16, Nov 5, 2025 | 3.5 Hours | 3.5 CPE
How to Keep What You Have & Still Strengthen Security
The cyber universe has always been a challenging space, with threats from hackers, cyber gangs and hostile nation-states. As technology has evolved, new attack surfaces are emerging and the complex environment is becoming increasingly turbulent.
This series of three webinars will help you map out the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence – used by bad actors to launch innovative new attacks, but also with the potential to bolster defenses in new ways. It will showcase how to use Zero Trust architecture as a framework for ongoing protection and the integration of new tools. And it will show how to enhance the value of security already in place and integrate interoperable tools that work in multiple cloud environments.
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Accreditation:
Participants can earn 3.5 CPE credit in Business Management & Organization.*
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September 3: Facing the Two-Edged Sword of AI
How to Keep What You Have & Still Strengthen Security
The cyber universe has always been a challenging space, with threats from hackers, cyber gangs and hostile nation-states. As technology has evolved, new attack surfaces are emerging and the complex environment is becoming increasingly turbulent.
This series of three webinars will help you map out the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence – used by bad actors to launch innovative new attacks, but also with the potential to bolster defenses in new ways. It will showcase how to use Zero Trust architecture as a framework for ongoing protection and the integration of new tools. And it will show how to enhance the value of security already in place and integrate interoperable tools that work in multiple cloud environments.
Join us as thought leaders from government and industry review how all these factors fit together and ways for agencies to minimize risk even with tight budgets and constrained resources.
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October 16: Strengthening Zero Trust Under Pressure
Doing More With Less in Government Cybersecurity
Zero Trust architecture is not an end state – it’s a framework to support the continuous improvement of cybersecurity so that networks and systems can stay protected even as threats evolve. Instead of security models that crack under pressure, agencies need resilient architectures that get stronger when attacked. And that’s what Zero Trust delivers.
At the same time, organizations are faced with constrained resources and increasing mandates; they need tools that make their existing security postures smarter, but not more complex. Efficiency and security can go hand-in-hand; it requires agencies to maximize their existing security investments and pinpoint exactly where they can get the biggest return on investment when supplementing the tools they already have. While agencies are pursuing Zero Trust architectures, they also must ensure it is actionable across hybrid environments.
Join us as thought leaders from government and industry discuss coordinating Zero Trust across networks and the cloud, and gaining faster threat detection and response through integrated insights into risks and responses.
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November 5: Building on Cyber Strengths
Enhancing Your Existing Security Stack
Agencies have spent years working on cybersecurity, from implementing continuous diagnostics and mitigation to installing identity authentication and management tools to moving to a Zero Trust architecture. The challenge now is how to build on what is already in place to contend with a new threat landscape, including AI being used by hostile interests to circumvent current security measures.
It is not about “ripping and replacing” what you have—it’s about strengthening it. It is what can be integrated into your existing tool stack to make your security posture stronger, your operations more efficient, and proactively position your agency to be resilient for tomorrow’s threats. Just as important are simplicity, agility, and visibility when considering how to expand your cybersecurity.
Join us as thought leaders from government and industry share what they have learned about enhancing cybersecurity without either surrendering tools and capabilities they already have or increasing the complexity of their cyber landscape.
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