This strategic framework provides a comprehensive approach to ethical AI implementation, compliance, and workforce readiness. It will guide you through developing robust AI policies that ensure responsible usage, align with business goals, and safeguard ethical standards.
Josh Woodruff and Michelle Savage, authors of Agentic AI + Zero Trust, join John Kindervag, creator of the Zero Trust model, to discuss how organizations can secure agentic AI systems without slowing innovation.
If you judged modern cyber risk purely by headlines, you’d think we were already living in a sci-fi thriller. Every week brings fresh warnings about AI-powered cyberattacks: autonomous agents conducting espionage, self-evolving malware rewriting itself in real time, and ransomware campaigns supposedly driven “80% by AI.” Vendors promise intelligent adversaries that never sleep, never miss, and constantly adapt faster than defenders can react.
Headlines scream “AI-powered cyberattacks” daily. Vendors push visions of autonomous agents, adaptive malware, and self-evolving threats as the next digital apocalypse. By 2025, reports claiming AI agents were executing espionage campaigns, generating polymorphic malware, and driving “80% AI-powered ransomware” flooded the news cycle.