CDW Canada in collaboration with Palo Alto Networks is hosting Frontier AI: The End of Human-Speed Cyber in Canada, an educational webinar designed to explore how frontier AI is changing cybersecurity operations and the threat landscape for Canadian organizations.
Frontier AI is enabling adversaries to identify and exploit vulnerabilities at increasing speed. This shift is prompting organizations to consider approaches such as autonomous security operations centre (SOC) operations, zero trust architectures, and security for human, machine and agentic identities.
Experts from Palo Alto Networks and CDW Canada will discuss what these developments mean for daily security operations and outline architectural frameworks designed to help safeguard Canadian organizations.
What to Expect
- The new threat landscape: recent AI research, automated vulnerability discovery and the factors accelerating attack timelines beyond human speed
- Frontier AI and Claude Mythos: lessons from Palo Alto Networks’ latest research, including its role as an original Project Glasswing partner
- Threat intelligence and incident response: frontline insights from Unit 42® related to emerging cybersecurity threats
- The biggest risks today: immediate risks created by sophisticated, automated attacks at scale
- Architectural considerations: autonomous SOC operations, zero trust architectures, and security for human, machine and agentic identities
- Immediate actions: practical guidance for Canadian organizations responding to the changing cybersecurity environment
This virtual webinar is intended for Canadian cybersecurity professionals, practitioners and IT employees responsible for defending their organizations.
Speakers:
- Victor Tavares — Sr. Director Solutions Consulting, Palo Alto Networks Canada
- Bryson Tan — Managing Director, Unit 42 Canada
- Ivo Wiens — Chief Technology Officer, Cybersecurity, CDW Canada
- Ben Boi-Doku — Chief Cybersecurity Strategist, CDW Canada
For questions about this event, please contact OECM Customer Support:
Email: customersupport@oecm.ca
Phone: 1-844-632-6900
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