The Role of AI in Email Security
Date: Tuesday, November 14 at 11am PT / 2pm ET
How Real-Time Threat Intelligence Can Supercharge Your SOC Team.
In response to improved email security measures, cybercriminals have pivoted to more advanced attack methods, namely artificial intelligence (AI), that bypass existing protections. But security defenders are also using AI in remarkable new ways to fortify their networks.
Join Erich Kron, Security Awareness Advocate for KnowBe4, and Michael Sampson, Principal Analyst at Osterman Research, as they dig into the findings of our latest joint report on The Role of AI in Email Security. They’ll share tips on how your SOC team can identify and use AI to supercharge your anti-phishing defense.
In this webinar you’ll learn:
- How cybercriminals employ AI to circumnavigate traditional email security tools
- The remarkable ways AI enhances detection accuracy
- Top AI-driven security features IT buyers seek in email security products
- Strategies to implement real-time threat intelligence data to stay ahead of ever-evolving threat actors
- The incredible tools, such as crowdsourced threat intelligence and AI-powered blocklisting, that can stop phishing emails before they ever hit your users’ inboxes
Stay ahead of cybercriminals. Learn to use AI to stay one step ahead of them!
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About the presenters:
Erich Kron, Security Awareness Advocate, KnowBe4
Erich Kron is a Security Awareness Advocate at KnowBe4. He is a veteran information security professional with over 25 years’ experience in the medical, aerospace manufacturing and defense fields, author, and regular contributor to cybersecurity industry publications. He is the former security manager for the US Army's 2nd Regional Cyber Center-Western Hemisphere and holds CISSP, CISSP-ISSAP, SACP and many other certifications.
Michael Sampson, Principal Analyst, Osterman Research
Michael is the Principal Analyst at Osterman Research, with broad interests in cybersecurity, data protection and information governance. Michael started with Osterman Research in 2008. Michael is the author of seven books and has contributed to over 100 research programs at Osterman Research. Michael holds a Master of Commerce with first-class honours in telecommunications-based IT from the University of Canterbury.