WEBINAR SERIES — CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS MONTH

Frontier AI Defense: Practical Strategies for Assessing Exposure and Responding to AI-Powered Threats

Date: October 22, 2026
Time: 11:00am ET | 4:00pm BST

Cybersecurity Awareness Month has long meant phishing drills. But frontier AI models, such as Mythos, are evolving the threat landscape beyond phishing. They are speeding up every stage of the attack: reconnaissance, vulnerability discovery, and exploitation. CISOs have been here before, and the answer draws on the same discipline as every shift before it: know your environment, measure what matters, and close the gaps that count first.

Join DataBee on October 22 for a practitioner-level conversation on defending against AI-accelerated threats. It's built around the questions that matter most when every finding looks urgent:

Which exposures carry real business risk, and not just a high severity score?
Who owns the affected application, and what proves the fix is done?
Which gaps, if left open for 48 hours, create the most dangerous attack paths?
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Meet the Speakers

Scott Miserendino

CTO, DataBee

Mike Gallegos

Director, Product Management, DataBee

What you'll learn

Frontier AI Changes the Clock, Not the Mission

  • What frontier AI changes for security and GRC leaders, and what it doesn't

  • Why prioritizing by business criticality, external exposure, exploitability, and ownership works better than working through findings by volume

  • How to spot "toxic control combinations": several failures on one application that add up to an attack path even when no single finding is rated critical

  • How connecting vulnerabilities to the business applications they affect means remediation starts with an owner already attached

  • Eight practical actions you can take now, starting with what you already control

Every attendee will receive DataBee's 8 Actions briefing, a working checklist to test against your own environment.

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