As AI adoption accelerates, so do the threats targeting its infrastructure. Join Cisco and WWT for a deep dive into the evolving landscape of AI security. This virtual event will explore how organizations can defend against AI-specific threats like data poisoning, model tampering, and prompt injection. Learn how Cisco's AI Defense platform — integrated with tools like Splunk and ServiceNow — provides real-time visibility, model validation, and runtime protection to secure AI systems at scale. Discover how to future-proof your enterprise with a security-first architecture designed for the speed and complexity of modern AI.

As AI adoption accelerates across industries, businesses face unprecedented challenges in securing their AI-driven transformations. In this exclusive fireside chat, Cisco EVP and Chief Product Officer Jeetu Patel and WWT Co-founder and CEO Jim Kavanaugh discuss the latest breakthroughs in AI security and how enterprises can more confidently innovate while safeguarding their AI applications. Jeetu and Jim will also explore the global landscape and its impact on the future of enterprise AI; provide practical guidance on how to craft an AI strategy that balances the need for speed with the necessity of caution; and talk about emerging AI solutions and how they can integrate into your IT strategy.

In this event, you will gain the knowledge and tools to identify, mitigate, and prevent security risks, strengthening the reliability and security of your AI systems. WWT's Prompt Injection and Training Data Poisoning labs help users understand and defend against two major LLM security threats. The Prompt Injection Lab demonstrates how attackers manipulate LLMs with deceptive inputs to extract sensitive data or execute unintended actions, while the Training Data Poisoning Lab explores how corrupting training or retrieval data can introduce biases , vulnerabilities, or backdoors.

Join us for an insightful conversation with Tom Gillis, SVP and General Manager, Cisco Security, Data Center, Internet and Cloud Infrastructure, as we explore the evolving cybersecurity landscape for 2025. We'll discuss the latest trends in AI-driven threats, the importance of integrated security solutions across the tech stack, and how Cisco's firewall models and Hypershield are shaping the future of defense strategies. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a leading industry expert on how to stay ahead of emerging threats and safeguard your organization's data.

Healthcare organizations face a perfect storm of cybersecurity challenges, from sophisticated ransomware attacks to a fluid regulatory environment to the complexities of digital transformation. Watch Palo Alto Networks' Healthcare Lead Troy Ament talk with WWT's Dr. Eric Quinones and Jake Bushman about proven strategies to fortify your cybersecurity defenses, streamline your infrastructure and empower your teams to outpace the evolving threat landscape.

From data security models to AI-driven threat detection, Graphiant is at the forefront of modern network solutions. In this episode of Meet the Chief, we talk with Graphiant CEO Khalid Raza – widely recognized as the 'father' of SD-WAN – about the pivotal roles of AI and data exchanges and how these are set to revolutionize network management and performance. Khalid also discusses the need to secure critical infrastructure.

Join us for the Virtual Lab Workshop! During this exclusive session, the host will introduce the Protect AI Guardian Lab. Protect AI Guardian is an ML model scanner and policy enforcer that ensures ML models meet an organization's security standards. It scans model code for malicious operators and vulnerabilities, while also checking against predefined policies. Guardian covers both first-party and third-party models. This comprehensive approach helps organizations manage ML model risks effectively. In this Lab, you will walk through the Protect AI Interface, explore the different feature sets there, and submit example models for scanning. This one-hour event is limited to 60 participants who will have the opportunity to engage in Q&A during the session. Attendees are encouraged to actively participate by launching the lab themselves alongside the host for a hands-on experience.

For AI to truly add value, it must be developed with security as a foundational element. Watch WWT's Global Head of AI Security Kent Noyes discuss how to balance the risk and reward of AI so we can use it to our advantage.

Threat actors are moving faster than ever – often as soon as a vulnerability emerges. In this episode, Cisco's Jeetu Patel dives into Cisco Hypershield – one of the most significant innovation's to ever come out of the security and networking powerhouse. Jeetu details how Hypersheid can be integrated into in-flight AI strategies, embracing a product mindset and key areas you should be prioritizing today to win tomorrow.

Two of the most common questions we get about generative AI are relatively simple: How can I secure my organization against bad actors using Generative AI? And how can I protect my LLM-powered architecture and AI systems and data? Following his key session at NVIDIA GTC, WWT's Global Head of AI Security Kent Noyes shares critical security challenges in regards to Generative AI and how you can overcome them.

AI sits atop the executive agenda of any business with growth aspirations. A critical component of AI success remains AI security. Watch WWT Co-Founder and CEO Jim Kavanaugh and NVIDIA Director of Cybersecurity Engineering Bartley Richardson as they unpack the rapidly evolving AI landscape and identify emerging risks and how to tackle them head on. Hosted by WWT's Global Head of Cyber Advocacy Kate Kuehn, Jim and Bartley also discuss the strong partnership between WWT and NVIDIA and how it is helping organizations like yours lead the AI and digital revolution.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of Life Sciences & Healthcare cybersecurity, the role of a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) has never been more challenging. According to Gartner, 80% of CIOs plan to increase their cybersecurity investments in 2024. This increase is driven by the expanding attack surface, increase in scope and public visibility to ransomware incidents, and the rapid proliferation of generative AI (GenAI) use cases, which introduce new and unknown risks. As AI adoption grows, so too do the security challenges it presents. But how can security teams support safe innovation while mitigating new risks?