AI is changing the cybersecurity landscape, giving attackers new ways to discover and exploit software vulnerabilities while helping defenders strengthen their own systems. How much has the balance really shifted, and where does the reality end and the hype begin?
In this 60-minute webinar, we’ll examine who is responsible for governing powerful AI capabilities, from technology companies and governments to standards bodies, and whether restricting access to offensive-capable models can provide lasting protection.
We’ll also explore what the EU AI Act, Cyber Resilience Act and NIS2 mean for organizations that build, buy or deploy AI. From securing independent evidence that risk controls work to deciding how security teams should adapt their testing, patching, detection and supplier oversight, the session will offer practical steps for organisations navigating fast-moving threats and regulation.
Watch the webinar to explore:
- How AI is shifting the balance between attackers and defenders
- Who is responsible for governing powerful AI capabilities
- How to strengthen AI risk oversight and security controls
- How to use AI-assisted security testing responsibly
