Artificial intelligence is making work faster, smarter, and, unfortunately, a whole lot more interesting for security teams.
Today’s attackers aren’t just sending typo-filled phishing emails anymore. They’re using AI to write convincing messages, impersonate executives, generate fake invoices, create believable Teams chats, and produce content that makes us all pause for a second and think, “Wait…did my boss really write this?”
In this session, we’ll separate AI fact from AI fiction, explore how attackers are actually using these tools, and discuss practical ways to embrace AI without accidentally giving cybercriminals a promotion.
No hype. No fear. Just practical guidance, relatable stories, and maybe a little appreciation that while AI can write a phishing email, it still can’t explain why someone clicked Reply All.
Attendees Will Learn
– How attackers are using AI today, not five years from now
– Why collaboration platforms are becoming bigger targets
– How to recognize AI-assisted phishing and social engineering
– Practical ways to adopt AI responsibly at work
– Why curious employees remain your best defense