Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Examines how AI is expanding the attack surface in cloud environments and changing threat dynamics
- Covers reachability-based risk prioritization using agentic security tooling
- Addresses the convergence of SAST, SCA, DAST, and container security in unified platforms
- Designed for CISOs, DevSecOps teams, and cloud security professionals
- Explores practical steps for improving risk posture across the software development lifecycle
About the Event
This virtual webinar, titled “The AI Attack Surface Is Already in Your Cloud,” takes place on October 13 at 12:00 PM ET. The session features James Berthoty (Founder and CEO) and Chris Lindsey (Field CTO) discussing how artificial intelligence is reshaping cloud security requirements and introducing new categories of risk that traditional security approaches may not adequately address.
AI-Driven Threats and Cloud Security
The webinar focuses on the security implications of AI adoption within cloud environments. As organizations integrate AI capabilities into their infrastructure, new attack vectors emerge that require updated defensive strategies. The session examines what cloud security means in environments where autonomous agents and AI coding tools are increasingly common, and how security teams can maintain visibility and control as these technologies proliferate.
Risk Prioritization and Agentic Security Tooling
A central theme of the webinar is reachability-based risk prioritization, which uses environmental context to help security teams focus on vulnerabilities that pose genuine risk rather than generating noise from theoretical issues. The discussion covers how agentic (autonomous) security tooling can provide this context-aware approach, connecting security analysis with the actual runtime environment to improve prioritization accuracy.
Unified Application Security Across the SDLC
The session addresses the convergence of multiple security testing disciplines, including static application security testing (SAST), software composition analysis (SCA), dynamic application security testing (DAST), and container security, into unified platforms. This consolidation aims to provide traceability from code through to runtime, helping teams identify and address vulnerabilities before deployment rather than discovering them in production.
Who Should Attend
The webinar is designed for security practitioners, CISOs, and heads of IT and cybersecurity who need to understand emerging AI-related threats. Application security teams, DevSecOps professionals, and cloud security specialists will find relevant technical content. Senior technical leaders such as CTOs and directors of infrastructure at organizations operating in cloud-native and software development environments are also part of the intended audience.