Cyber risk is increasing in scale, speed, and complexity, yet many organizations still rely on outdated methods to understand it. Risk registers, vulnerability counts, and annual assessments create the illusion of control, but they rarely reflect the reality of what could actually impact the business.
At the same time, artificial intelligence is reshaping both sides of the equation. Attackers are using AI to scale social engineering and automate attacks, while organizations are rapidly adopting AI technologies without fully understanding the new risks they introduce.
So how do you actually know what your risk is? This session will explore:
- How organizations can move beyond static, compliance-driven approaches toward a more dynamic, business-focused view of risk.
- How to identify meaningful risk signals.
- How to…
