Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Examines how artificial intelligence is transforming both offensive cyberattacks and defensive security strategies
- Covers nation-state cyber operations targeting critical infrastructure and developer pipelines
- Features real-world incident response cases and actionable detection guidance
- Designed for CISOs, security engineers, threat hunters and incident response teams
- Offers CPE credit for ISC2 members
About the Event
The Quarterly Threat Briefing: Third Quarter is a virtual webinar hosted by SentinelOne that delivers a concentrated overview of significant cybersecurity threats, trends and research findings from the preceding quarter. The 45-minute panel discussion brings together industry experts and researchers from SentinelLabs, the company’s research division, to analyse the current threat landscape.
AI as Attack Vector and Vulnerability
A central theme of this briefing is the dual role of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity. The session examines how threat actors are leveraging AI to accelerate and diversify their attack methods, while also exploring how AI implementations within enterprise environments can introduce new vulnerabilities. This perspective addresses both the offensive capabilities AI provides to adversaries and the defensive challenges organisations face when deploying AI systems.
Nation-State Operations and Critical Infrastructure
The briefing addresses the escalation of nation-state cyber operations, with particular attention to attacks targeting critical infrastructure and developer pipelines. These geopolitical dimensions of cyber risk have direct implications for organisations operating in sectors where disruption carries significant consequences. The session aims to help security professionals translate global cyber risk into actionable organisational strategy.
Detection and Incident Response Insights
Attendees will receive practical guidance drawn from real-world incident response and digital forensics cases. The briefing covers attacker tactics, techniques and procedures, with emphasis on detection methods and mitigation strategies for novel, AI-assisted threats. A key focus is that even sophisticated attacks typically rely on detectable behaviours at execution time, providing defenders with opportunities for identification through security telemetry and threat hunting logic.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is structured for security professionals responsible for organisational resilience in medium to large enterprises. The content is particularly relevant for those working in critical infrastructure sectors where advanced persistent threats and nation-state actors represent ongoing concerns.
- CISOs and security executives seeking current threat intelligence
- Security engineers implementing defensive measures
- Threat hunters developing detection capabilities
- Incident response teams preparing for emerging attack patterns