AI Lies, Packets Don't! | On-Demand Webinar
Large-scale AI attacks are moving faster than ever. But every attacker agent still has to cross the internet to reach you, and that traffic is visible to defenders.
Learn how to use packet inspection and global NetFlow analysis to locate and monitor adversary infrastructure in real time and block it before a breach, even when AI telemetry can’t be trusted.
What you'll learn:
- Six grounding principles for AI security, including why AI alignment isn’t cybersecurity and why AI and IT must be secured as one
- Why AI self-reporting isn’t enough, and how network data shows what endpoints, firewalls, and AI telemetry miss
- Breakdowns of a large-scale agentic AI incident and PromptSpy, the first Android malware to use generative AI at runtime, and how familiar tools would have caught both
- Turning incident TTPs into network patterns with DNS, certificates, fingerprints, and open ports to track adversary infrastructure
- Practical next steps: enriching unknown IPs in your logs, finding shadow AI, where to deploy DPI, and where to start from scratch
Who should watch
SOC analysts, threat hunters, security architects, CISOs, and anyone responsible for securing AI adoption across the enterprise.
Speakers
Will Baxter, Head of Product, Team Cymru
Will began his career in the U.S. Marine Corps and at US-CERT (now CISA), and has spent most of his career on the defending side, including as a CISO. At Team Cymru, he helps organizations see internet infrastructure from the outside: what talks to what.
Laura Wilber, Senior Analyst, Technology & Industry, Enea
Laura focuses on AI security at Enea, a Stockholm-based provider of telecom and cybersecurity software, including embedded DPI used in leading security and networking products.
Moderator: Gareth Haken, Director of Cyber Resilience, Information Security Forum (ISF)
