Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Webinar examining how artificial intelligence is reshaping both cyber threats and workplace security practices
- Covers AI-powered phishing, deepfakes and responsible AI use in organizational settings
- Hosted by VIPRE and Inspired eLearning during Cybersecurity Awareness Month
- Aimed at professionals seeking to understand the human skills that remain essential alongside AI tools
About the Event
VIPRE and Inspired eLearning are hosting a one-hour webinar titled Cybersecurity in the Age of AI on 6 October 2026. Scheduled during Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the session addresses how artificial intelligence is changing the threat landscape and what this means for organizational security practices.
The webinar focuses on the daily security decisions employees face, from evaluating emails and approving requests to sharing information and relying on AI-generated content. As threats grow more sophisticated, the presenters will examine emerging trends and real-world examples to help attendees make more informed decisions.
AI-Driven Threats and Responsible Use
A central theme of the webinar is the dual nature of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity. On one side, attackers are leveraging AI to create more convincing phishing campaigns and deepfakes that can deceive even cautious employees. On the other, organizations are integrating AI tools into their workflows, raising questions about responsible use and appropriate trust in AI-generated outputs.
The session will address the questions organizations are asking as AI becomes a more common part of the workplace, including how to balance the efficiency gains of AI tools against the security risks they may introduce.
Human Skills in an AI-Driven Environment
Despite the growing role of automation, the webinar emphasizes that human judgment remains essential. Employees are still the ones making trust decisions throughout the workday, and practical cybersecurity habits continue to serve as a critical line of defence. The presenters plan to discuss which human skills remain indispensable even as AI capabilities expand.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is suited to security awareness professionals, IT teams and business leaders seeking practical guidance on navigating AI-related security challenges. Those responsible for employee training or organizational security policies may find the session particularly relevant as they consider how AI is changing both threats and defences.