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Autonomous Threats:  Robotics and AI-powered cyber attacks (Webinar Replay)

Drawing on insights from Beazley Security’s data security, governance, and risk specialists, we explore how data sprawl, insider risk, and emerging technologies such as generative AI are reshaping the data risk landscape.

When attacks no longer need human control

Cyber threats are evolving as autonomous tools emerge that can scan, adapt, and act with little human input. These machine‑driven attacks go beyond traditional automation, enabling faster, more scalable, and more adaptive attack techniques that organizations must now prepare for.

In this session, our experts explain what makes these threats different, how they are likely to impact real‑world environments, and where current defenses may struggle. We also focus on what security teams can do today to prepare for a future where attacks are increasingly machine‑driven.

Topics covered include:

  • How attackers can use AI to automate reconnaissance, exploitation, and attack orchestration
  • Where autonomous techniques increase risk for organizations of all sizes
  • Examples of AI‑assisted phishing and self‑directed attack chains
  • How to recognize machine‑driven attack patterns

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When attacks no longer need human control

Cyber threats are evolving as autonomous tools emerge that can scan, adapt, and act with little human input. These machine‑driven attacks go beyond traditional automation, enabling faster, more scalable, and more adaptive attack techniques that organizations must now prepare for.

In this session, our experts explain what makes these threats different, how they are likely to impact real‑world environments, and where current defenses may struggle. We also focus on what security teams can do today to prepare for a future where attacks are increasingly machine‑driven.

Topics covered include:

  • How attackers can use AI to automate reconnaissance, exploitation, and attack orchestration
  • Where autonomous techniques increase risk for organizations of all sizes
  • Examples of AI‑assisted phishing and self‑directed attack chains
  • How to recognize machine‑driven attack patterns

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United States

Speaker

Nick Muir
Managing Security Consultant, Offensive & Technical Security

United Kingdom

Speaker

Nick Muir
Managing Security Consultant, Offensive & Technical Security

APAC

Speaker

Frank Pua
Cyber Services Manager

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