Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

That “too good to be true” vacation rental? Yeah… sometimes it really is. Scammers are making fake listings look premium, polished, and totally legit, right up until your money disappears. A quick vibe-check on the host, photos, and reviews can save your whole trip.

In this video breakdown, we unpack the three pillars of a successful agentic experience: Autonomy — agents that act independently Guardrails — to keep decisions safe and data protected Integration + Context — so agents work seamlessly across tools without losing meaning At Protecto, we’re building the guardrails that keep your agents autonomous, context-aware, and enterprise-ready.

79% of CISOs have an AI policy in place, but only 48% of employees even know it exists. In this video, the director of UpGuard Research, explains why this gap is the real risk. Download the full (ungated) report to learn more.

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In this video, you will learn how to get started with ThreatSync, a WatchGuard Cloud service that provides eXtended Detection and Response (XDR) technology for WatchGuard Network and Endpoint Security products, in particular, we will show you.

See how Falcon Next-Gen SIEM uses Behavioural Detections to expose complex, multi-stage attacks that static rules miss. Watch how security teams correlate related events across all data—endpoint, cloud, and third-party—to detect stealthy threats in real time and respond with confidence. CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM: Consolidate security operations with the world’s most complete AI-native SOC platform.

The AI agent automates alert investigation and provides actionable steps with real-time endpoint context. Triage issues by leveraging user identity context from Microsoft Entra ID to pinpoint the incident sources for a faster response.

Join us as Chas and Christopher review Sumo Logic's Dojo AI, our multi-agent platform designed to power proactive security and modern incident response.

Richard Bejtlich talks with Corelight Principal Technical Marketing Engineer Mark Overholser about what it takes to run the Black Hat Network Operations Center and keep a “hostile” training network safe. They walk through how partners like Corelight, Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, Arista, and Lumen build and monitor the conference network, how the team tells lab traffic from real infections, and why misconfigured self hosted services still show up in surprising ways.