Dallas

Join Snehal Antani, CEO of Horizon3.ai, for an eye-opening session where he’ll discuss real-world examples of what NodeZero discovered in networks just like yours. You’ll hear about how fast and easy it is to compromise some of the largest networks in the world – with full domain takeover – often in minutes, and sometimes, without even exploiting a CVE.
During this session, you’ll learn how attackers:
• Use OSINT and password spraying to takeover systems without ever targeting CVEs.
• Land and expand with legitimate credentials, then poison assets to take over domains.
• Find cloud credentials and use them to compromise cloud services.

Don’t miss this exclusive and rare opportunity to hear from one of our Nation’s top CIA operatives. Glenn Corn is a retired CIA officer who served as a Senior Executive in the CIA’s Directorate of Operations before retiring from the CIA in 2023.  Glenn served for over 34 years in the U.S. Intelligence and Foreign Affairs communities and spent over 20 years working overseas in Eurasia, Central/South Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.  He is the Senior Director for Senior Director, Geopolitics and Global Threat Assessment at the Institute of Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT) and an adjunct professor at the Institute of World Politics. He writes and speaks regularly for National Security publications, including the “Cipher Brief.” Joining Glenn for this fireside chat is ICIT Founder and Chairman Parham Eftekhari. Glenn will cover Russia’s history of espionage, their SIGINT and cyber capabilities, and give attendees insights into the mindset of our most prolific nation state adversary.

Key Topics:

• Ransomware, phishing, and advanced persistent threats (APTs).
• Optimizing operations and improving security through Orchestration and Automation.
• Understanding the impact of AI and IoT on security vulnerabilities.
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Why It Matters:
Staying informed about the latest threats helps leaders anticipate and prepare for risks that can disrupt operations.

The Invisible Challenge: Addressing Insider Threats in Cybersecurity Insider threats represent one of the most complex and persistent challenges in cybersecurity today. Unlike external attackers, insiders operate with legitimate credentials, often moving under the radar of traditional detection tools. This duality—trusted access combined with potential malicious intent—creates a critical blind spot for many organizations. The Question: How Can We Detect the Undetectable? The key lies in understanding the nuanced behaviors of users within your organization. By identifying what constitutes “normal” activity and uncovering subtle deviations, security teams can shine a light on insider risks before they escalate into breaches. Discover How to Stay Ahead of Insider Threats Insider threats demand a strategic, data-driven response. Join Exabeam’s session to explore how to detect subtle behavioral shifts as your organization grows more complex. Learn how our proven approach empowers security teams to identify risks early and respond faster. Redefine your insider threat strategy—don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your cybersecurity practices

As organizations rapidly adopt generative AI and emerging technologies, security leaders face a critical challenge: enabling innovation while managing risk. Traditional approaches to security and risk management are being tested by AI’s unique characteristics and far-reaching business impact. The solution may not lie in complex new organizational structures like “fusion centers,” but rather in a more fundamental reimagining of how we approach security governance. Enter the Five Cs framework – a pragmatic approach that bridges the gap between innovation and security without creating additional organizational complexity. Join LevelBlue, a global leader in security services, as we share field insights from helping organizations navigate AI adoption. Learn how the Five Cs framework can help you.

Key Topics:

• Evaluating and selecting security technologies that align with organizational goals.
• Best practices for integrating new tools into existing security infrastructures.
• Orchestrating technology solutions to maximize their effectiveness and return on investment.

Why It Matters:
Choosing, using, and integrating the right technologies is vital for building a robust cybersecurity infrastructure, and Effective technology management optimizes security investments and enhances overall protection against evolving threats.