Cyberattacks are getting faster. Can your security keep up? (Only German)

Cyberattacks continue to pursue the same objectives: data theft, extortion, sabotage and espionage. What has changed is the speed at which they unfold. Artificial intelligence enables attackers to identify vulnerabilities faster, analyse attack paths more efficiently and process information at scale.

For many organisations, this creates a dangerous speed gap. While attacks are becoming increasingly automated, security teams often struggle with growing volumes of data, limited resources and a shortage of skilled professionals. Existing security debt compounds the problem, including a lack of visibility across complex IT environments and slow response processes.

In this webinar, you will learn:

Why security debt becomes a more immediate risk in the age of AI.
Where traditional security operations lose valuable time.
Which tasks AI can effectively support across detection, analysis and response.
Where human oversight and decision-making remain essential.
Which capabilities organisations should strengthen now and over the medium term.

What to expect from the webinar.

Understand the speed of AI.

Explore how AI is changing the balance of power in cybersecurity.

Identify security debt.

Learn which existing weaknesses become particularly vulnerable in the age of AI.

Rethink security operations.

Discover why alert overload, skills shortages and manual processes are becoming an increasing risk.

Gain speed with AI.

Find out how modern security teams use AI to detect, prioritise and respond faster.

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Who is this webinar for?

This webinar is designed for security and IT decision-makers in mid-sized organisations who want to prepare their security operations for the challenges of an increasingly AI-driven threat landscape.

IT leaders looking to assess their organisation’s defensive capabilities from a strategic perspective.
CISOs and security leaders who need to accelerate detection and response.
Security operations leaders looking to reduce alert overload and manual analysis.

Attacks are getting faster, but your team is not automatically getting bigger. This webinar will provide practical guidance to help you determine your next steps.

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The journey from a traditional SOC to an agentic SOC.

Most organisations already have essential security components in place, such as EDR, NDR, SIEM and threat intelligence. Even so, a dangerous time gap often remains between detection and response. The reason is simple: people can only analyse a limited number of alerts, while attacks are becoming increasingly automated.

An agentic SOC deploys AI agents specifically to handle time-consuming detection and analysis tasks. This means analysts no longer start with an isolated alert, but with an already contextualised and prepared case. Critical decisions remain in human hands.