🚀 SecureWorld Seattle is next month! Cybersecurity careers don’t always follow a straight path. Join Stephanie Warren, Michelle Linders Wagner, Brittany Weinstein Molz & Megan Slabinski for an empowering panel on navigating career pivots, embracing new opportunities, and turning challenges into growth. Whether you’re ready for a promotion, exploring a new specialty, or considering a fresh direction, gain insights to help you take your next career step with confidence! Don't miss the conversation! Register today: hubs.li/Q04BCyTM0

🤖 SecureWorld Seattle is next month! Get ready for two days of impactful learning and conversations that matter. Kick off Day 2 with Rob Davidson, Dr. Adrian M. Mayers & Jake Bernstein, for an opening keynote tackling the big questions surrounding AI’s rapid acceleration. From unapproved AI agents and data visibility to governance, guardrails, and the future of jobs, this candid conversation explores the challenges security leaders are navigating right now. Don't miss it, Seattle! Register today: hubs.li/Q04B8xv40

🌲 SecureWorld Seattle kicks off next month for two days of info-packed learning! Where should you focus first when building or rebuilding a cybersecurity program? 🔐 Join Marc Menninger for practical insights on prioritizing security initiatives, earning leadership trust, and making the most of limited resources. Walk away with actionable strategies to reduce risk, avoid common pitfalls, and build a stronger security program. Don't miss it! Register here: hubs.li/Q04zMlNw0

🛡️ SecureWorld New York City is October 29! Join Christopher Frenz for a fresh perspective on attack path management. Instead of simply monitoring threats, what if you eliminated the pathways attackers exploit in the first place? 🔍 Explore how reliability engineering principles can help security teams prioritize removing vulnerabilities, restricting attack paths, and using monitoring where it matters most. Build a stronger security posture by eliminating attacker opportunities—not just generating more alerts! See the full agenda and register here today: hubs.li/Q04zLXxC0

Anthropic Widens Access to Bug-Hunting AI, but Remediating Is Still the Hard Part. Read more in this week's SecureWorld News: hubs.li/Q04zQPLl0 SUBSCRIBE to receive cybersecurity news, events, webcasts, and more.

A lively start to the day with the North Texas cybersecurity community at the 22nd annual SecureWorld Dallas conference! Our opening keynote panel posed difficult scenarios to these leaders who had to defend their 'least bad' decisions in a crisis. With Teresa Merklin, Michael Anderson, Rebekah Skeete, Abraham Assi, and Joesph Farah.

SecureWorld New York City is near! Join Jeff Hudesman on October 29 for a timely look at AI agents and the future of the SOC. As attackers move faster, defenders need to automate—but not every decision should be left to a machine. Discover a practical framework for knowing what to automate, what to keep human, and where AI belongs in your SOC today. See the full agenda and grab your spot here: hubs.li/Q04zjZ5Q0

SecureWorld Seattle is just one month away! Don’t miss the opening keynote with Jake Hammock as he explores the future of trust in critical infrastructure—from post-quantum cryptography and quantum key distribution to AI agents, machine identities, and software provenance. Get a practical roadmap for what to modernize, what to ask vendors, and how to prepare for the next era of cybersecurity. Don't miss it! Register today! hubs.li/Q04zjlDh0

Your risk register shouldn’t just satisfy an audit. It should help you make better security decisions. This Thursday at SecureWorld Dallas, hear from Keavy Murphy on how a well-managed risk register can be a powerful decision-making tool—from budget allocation and roadmap priorities to risk acceptance and executive communication. See the conference agenda and register to attend with your cyber community! hubs.li/Q04zc6g10

What’s missing from your security stack? It might not be another tool or technology. It might be your people. This Thursday at SecureWorld Dallas, Bryan Perkola will share how to move beyond awareness training as an audit checkbox and make end-users a powerful part of your security strategy. See the conference agenda and register to attend with your cyber community! hubs.li/Q04z6lGh0