Zero Trust and AI: how do you limit the damage once an attacker is in?
With AI, attackers find and exploit weaknesses faster than any patch cycle can keep up with. Patching can no longer be your first line of defense.
In this webinar, you’ll learn what AI means for cybersecurity, why Zero Trust starts with your Protect Surfaces, and how to limit attack paths.
What we’ll cover
01
What AI changes about your patch strategy
Why patching remains necessary, but can no longer be your first line of defense.
02
From attack surface to Protect Surface
The attack surface is boundless. What you need to protect is small and knowable. That’s where Zero Trust starts.
03
Attack paths
How to make visible which routes lead to your Protect Surfaces, and which ones you close off.
04
Your role as a leader
Which decisions belong with leadership, and what your team picks up tomorrow.
Built for decision-makers
For executives, C-level, and IT and security leaders who help shape their organization’s digital resilience, in any sector. No technical deep dive, just the insight to make the right decisions.
The details
Meet the speakers
Field CTO, ON2IT
Rob Maas
Rob Maas is Field CTO at ON2IT and Product Owner of the AUXO™ platform, which ON2IT uses to operationalize Zero Trust. He was the first Palo Alto Networks Cyber Force Elite in the Netherlands and hosts Threat Talks Deep Dives.
CISO Netherlands, ON2IT
Tim Timmermans
Tim Timmermans is CISO Netherlands at ON2IT and a specialist in Zero Trust, compliance and governance.
Frequently asked questions
How technical will it get?
The webinar is about strategy and decisions, not configurations. You’ll come away ready to make the right calls with your IT and security team.
I can’t make 29 October. Is it still worth registering?
Yes. Everyone who registers gets the recording after the session.
What does it cost?
Nothing. The webinar is free.
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Zero Trust and AI: how do you limit the damage once an attacker is in?
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