Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Examines how frontier AI models automate reconnaissance, vulnerability discovery, credential attacks, and exploit-chain development at scale
- Positions External Attack Surface Management (EASM) as foundational defense against AI-driven threats
- Connects EASM with protective DNS, threat intelligence, and automated SOC workflows for machine-speed response
- Designed for SOC teams, CISOs, security architects, and infrastructure security professionals
- Hosted by Infoblox with presentations from senior technical and product leaders
AI-Automated Attack Capabilities
This webinar addresses a shift in the threat landscape: advanced AI models now enable attackers to automate activities that previously required significant manual effort. The session covers how threat actors can conduct reconnaissance, discover vulnerabilities, execute credential attacks, develop exploit chains, and perform adaptive intrusion activities with minimal human intervention. A key concern is the ability to operate persistently and examine thousands of targets in parallel, fundamentally changing the economics of cyberattacks.
EASM as a Defensive Foundation
The webinar positions External Attack Surface Management as essential for organizations facing AI-driven threats. EASM provides comprehensive visibility into internet-facing assets, enabling security teams to identify and prioritize exposures before attackers exploit them. The session covers how continuous monitoring helps organizations address misconfigurations, exposed credentials, and abandoned domains, which are common entry points for automated attacks.
Integrating EASM with Security Operations
Beyond asset visibility, the webinar explores how EASM connects with broader security infrastructure. Topics include integration with protective DNS, threat intelligence feeds, supply chain visibility, and automated SOC workflows. This integration enables security teams to detect and contain threats at machine speed while maintaining human analyst control over critical decisions. The session addresses how organizations can evolve their security operations to match the pace of automated threats.
Who Should Attend
The webinar targets security professionals responsible for defending organizational perimeters and managing threat response. This includes Security Operations Center teams, CISOs, CIOs, security architects, analysts, and network infrastructure security personnel. Organizations in public sector, healthcare, higher education, and service provider sectors may find particular relevance given their exposure to external threats and the complexity of their attack surfaces.
Technologies Covered
Infoblox hosts the webinar and provides technical context through its security portfolio, including Infoblox Universal DDI, Infoblox Threat Defense, and DNS Infrastructure Protection. Presentations are delivered by Infoblox senior technical and product leaders.