Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- 45-minute virtual briefing examining how artificial intelligence is transforming both cyberattack methods and defensive capabilities
- Covers nation-state cyber operations targeting critical infrastructure and developer pipelines
- Features real-world incident data and digital forensics insights from SentinelLabs researchers
- Designed for CISOs, security engineers, threat hunters and SOC teams
- ISC2 CPE credits available for attendees
About the Briefing
The SentinelOne Quarterly Threat Briefing for Q3 2026 is a virtual webinar presenting current cybersecurity threats, trends and research findings affecting organizations. The 45-minute session brings together SentinelOne researchers and industry experts in a panel format to share incident data, discuss emerging attack patterns and outline defensive strategies.
Artificial Intelligence in Cyberattacks and Defense
A central theme of the briefing is the dual role of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity. Adversaries are using AI to accelerate and diversify their attacks, while enterprises face new vulnerabilities introduced through their own AI tools and implementations. The session examines how AI functions as a force multiplier on both sides of the security equation, with practical discussion of detection and response approaches for AI-assisted threats.
Nation-State Threats and Critical Infrastructure
The briefing addresses the escalation of nation-state cyber operations, with particular attention to attacks targeting critical infrastructure and developer pipelines. Geopolitical cyber threats represent a growing concern for organizations in sensitive sectors, and the session provides context on current threat actor activity and targeting patterns.
Incident Response and Threat Detection
SentinelLabs researchers will share findings from real-world incident response and digital forensics investigations. The briefing covers common entry points, overlooked vulnerabilities and attack vectors that organizations frequently miss. A key focus is translating threat intelligence into actionable defensive strategies, with the observation that even novel attacks typically rely on detectable behaviors at execution time.
Who Should Attend
The webinar is designed for security leaders and technical practitioners responsible for organizational resilience. This includes CISOs seeking to translate global cyber risk into board-level strategy, security engineers and threat hunters looking to enhance technical telemetry and detection capabilities, and SOC teams working to improve response to advanced threats. Professionals in enterprises and critical infrastructure sectors will find the content particularly relevant. ISC2 members can earn CPE credits for participation.