APJ | WEBINAR
The Security Implications of AI
Wednesday, January 15
9 am SGT | 12 pm AEDT | 2 pm NZDT
Join our webinar to uncover the benefits and risks of AI in security.
In today’s rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, threat actors are leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Large Language Models (LLMs) to orchestrate more sophisticated and adaptive attacks. This webinar will delve into the myriad ways AI is being weaponized by cybercriminals, from automating phishing campaigns to creating highly convincing lookalikes and deepfakes. We will explore why traditional cybersecurity measures are no longer adequate to combat these advanced threats and discuss innovative strategies to stay ahead.
Join us for an in-depth analysis and gain valuable insights to fortify your defenses against the AI generation of cyber threats.
Meet the Presenters
Bob Hansmann
Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Infoblox
Bob Hansmann has over three decades of experience helping global enterprises and government agencies to uplift their cyberthreat prevention, detection, investigation, and response capabilities. Working in threat research and engineering to product management and marketing, Mr. Hansmann has helped pioneer many of today’s security industry standards during his career. He uses this unique perspective to help audiences understand the practical benefits of security technology within the context of a complex, multi-vendor security stack.
Bart Lenaerts-Bergmans
Senior Product Marketing Manager - Threat Intelligence, Infoblox
Bart is a Senior Product Marketing Manager with over 20 years of experience in bringing security operations solutions to market. He started his career in the security industry as a product manager for SIEM solutions. Over the past 10 years, Bart has focused on messaging Threat Intelligence solutions as a product marketing manager at McAfee, FireEye-Mandiant, and recently CrowdStrike. Bart currently focuses on communicating the compelling research from the Infoblox Threat Intel team and delivering thought leadership around the uniqueness of DNS-sourced threat intel.