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SUMMARY:WSHA AI Security Series: Machine-Speed Threats\, Human-Speed Defenses
DESCRIPTION:Artificial intelligence has shifted from being a topic on the security agenda to the driving force reshaping every aspect of it. \nWe begin by exploring how attackers leverage AI today: from deepfake-enabled email compromises and fraudulent remote employees to autonomous agents conducting full-scale attack campaigns at machine speed. We then address\, with unvarnished honesty\, what AI-powered defenses can and cannot do. Then\, we turn to real-world penetration testing of AI-augmented networks\, where vulnerabilities are often surprisingly mundane: unhardened systems\, default credentials\, and unpatched services. \nLater sessions tackle the risks organizations create for themselves—Shadow AI and ungoverned data flows\, AI-generated code left unreviewed\, agentic tools and browser agents quietly granted extensive access to corporate systems\, and vendor-added AI features introduced without transparency. \nThe series concludes with a look at a critical\, often overlooked domain: treating AI systems as targets\, securing and testing your AI infrastructure\, and establishing governance\, accountability\, and regulatory frameworks. We finish with a practical 90-day action plan and a maturity model ready for board presentation.
URL:https://www.wsha.org/events/wsha-ai-security-series-machine-speed-threats-human-speed-defenses/2026-10-30/
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SUMMARY:WSHA AI Security Series: Machine-Speed Threats\, Human-Speed Defenses
DESCRIPTION:Artificial intelligence has shifted from being a topic on the security agenda to the driving force reshaping every aspect of it. \nWe begin by exploring how attackers leverage AI today: from deepfake-enabled email compromises and fraudulent remote employees to autonomous agents conducting full-scale attack campaigns at machine speed. We then address\, with unvarnished honesty\, what AI-powered defenses can and cannot do. Then\, we turn to real-world penetration testing of AI-augmented networks\, where vulnerabilities are often surprisingly mundane: unhardened systems\, default credentials\, and unpatched services. \nLater sessions tackle the risks organizations create for themselves—Shadow AI and ungoverned data flows\, AI-generated code left unreviewed\, agentic tools and browser agents quietly granted extensive access to corporate systems\, and vendor-added AI features introduced without transparency. \nThe series concludes with a look at a critical\, often overlooked domain: treating AI systems as targets\, securing and testing your AI infrastructure\, and establishing governance\, accountability\, and regulatory frameworks. We finish with a practical 90-day action plan and a maturity model ready for board presentation.
URL:https://www.wsha.org/events/wsha-ai-security-series-machine-speed-threats-human-speed-defenses/2026-11-06/
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SUMMARY:WSHA AI Security Series: Machine-Speed Threats\, Human-Speed Defenses
DESCRIPTION:Artificial intelligence has shifted from being a topic on the security agenda to the driving force reshaping every aspect of it. \nWe begin by exploring how attackers leverage AI today: from deepfake-enabled email compromises and fraudulent remote employees to autonomous agents conducting full-scale attack campaigns at machine speed. We then address\, with unvarnished honesty\, what AI-powered defenses can and cannot do. Then\, we turn to real-world penetration testing of AI-augmented networks\, where vulnerabilities are often surprisingly mundane: unhardened systems\, default credentials\, and unpatched services. \nLater sessions tackle the risks organizations create for themselves—Shadow AI and ungoverned data flows\, AI-generated code left unreviewed\, agentic tools and browser agents quietly granted extensive access to corporate systems\, and vendor-added AI features introduced without transparency. \nThe series concludes with a look at a critical\, often overlooked domain: treating AI systems as targets\, securing and testing your AI infrastructure\, and establishing governance\, accountability\, and regulatory frameworks. We finish with a practical 90-day action plan and a maturity model ready for board presentation.
URL:https://www.wsha.org/events/wsha-ai-security-series-machine-speed-threats-human-speed-defenses/2026-11-13/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:WSHA AI Security Series: Machine-Speed Threats\, Human-Speed Defenses
DESCRIPTION:Artificial intelligence has shifted from being a topic on the security agenda to the driving force reshaping every aspect of it. \nWe begin by exploring how attackers leverage AI today: from deepfake-enabled email compromises and fraudulent remote employees to autonomous agents conducting full-scale attack campaigns at machine speed. We then address\, with unvarnished honesty\, what AI-powered defenses can and cannot do. Then\, we turn to real-world penetration testing of AI-augmented networks\, where vulnerabilities are often surprisingly mundane: unhardened systems\, default credentials\, and unpatched services. \nLater sessions tackle the risks organizations create for themselves—Shadow AI and ungoverned data flows\, AI-generated code left unreviewed\, agentic tools and browser agents quietly granted extensive access to corporate systems\, and vendor-added AI features introduced without transparency. \nThe series concludes with a look at a critical\, often overlooked domain: treating AI systems as targets\, securing and testing your AI infrastructure\, and establishing governance\, accountability\, and regulatory frameworks. We finish with a practical 90-day action plan and a maturity model ready for board presentation.
URL:https://www.wsha.org/events/wsha-ai-security-series-machine-speed-threats-human-speed-defenses/2026-11-20/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:WSHA AI Security Series: Machine-Speed Threats\, Human-Speed Defenses
DESCRIPTION:Artificial intelligence has shifted from being a topic on the security agenda to the driving force reshaping every aspect of it. \nWe begin by exploring how attackers leverage AI today: from deepfake-enabled email compromises and fraudulent remote employees to autonomous agents conducting full-scale attack campaigns at machine speed. We then address\, with unvarnished honesty\, what AI-powered defenses can and cannot do. Then\, we turn to real-world penetration testing of AI-augmented networks\, where vulnerabilities are often surprisingly mundane: unhardened systems\, default credentials\, and unpatched services. \nLater sessions tackle the risks organizations create for themselves—Shadow AI and ungoverned data flows\, AI-generated code left unreviewed\, agentic tools and browser agents quietly granted extensive access to corporate systems\, and vendor-added AI features introduced without transparency. \nThe series concludes with a look at a critical\, often overlooked domain: treating AI systems as targets\, securing and testing your AI infrastructure\, and establishing governance\, accountability\, and regulatory frameworks. We finish with a practical 90-day action plan and a maturity model ready for board presentation.
URL:https://www.wsha.org/events/wsha-ai-security-series-machine-speed-threats-human-speed-defenses/2026-12-04/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:WSHA AI Security Series: Machine-Speed Threats\, Human-Speed Defenses
DESCRIPTION:Artificial intelligence has shifted from being a topic on the security agenda to the driving force reshaping every aspect of it. \nWe begin by exploring how attackers leverage AI today: from deepfake-enabled email compromises and fraudulent remote employees to autonomous agents conducting full-scale attack campaigns at machine speed. We then address\, with unvarnished honesty\, what AI-powered defenses can and cannot do. Then\, we turn to real-world penetration testing of AI-augmented networks\, where vulnerabilities are often surprisingly mundane: unhardened systems\, default credentials\, and unpatched services. \nLater sessions tackle the risks organizations create for themselves—Shadow AI and ungoverned data flows\, AI-generated code left unreviewed\, agentic tools and browser agents quietly granted extensive access to corporate systems\, and vendor-added AI features introduced without transparency. \nThe series concludes with a look at a critical\, often overlooked domain: treating AI systems as targets\, securing and testing your AI infrastructure\, and establishing governance\, accountability\, and regulatory frameworks. We finish with a practical 90-day action plan and a maturity model ready for board presentation.
URL:https://www.wsha.org/events/wsha-ai-security-series-machine-speed-threats-human-speed-defenses/2026-12-11/
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