Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Copilot Readiness - Tighten Data Controls to Scale Secure AI

Join us for Day 3 of the Netwrix Innovation Week Podcast Series, part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month. In this episode, Farrah Gamboa and Hanan Levy discuss how organizations can prepare for Microsoft 365 Copilot by strengthening governance around data and identities. They share insights on preventing oversharing, reducing excessive permissions, and closing compliance gaps before deploying AI tools.

AI: What's the future smell like? | AI Avenue Ep 6

In the season finale, Craig and Yorick take a big whiff of the future. What is our world going to look like? Which future do you want? The sit down with thought leaders from Cloudflare, @IBM, Science Fiction author, and a 9 year-old vibe coder/comedian named Fay. The future is bright if you want it to be.

Netwrix Innovation Week: Copilot Readiness - Prepare your Hybrid Data Estate to Unleash AI

Microsoft 365 Copilot can supercharge productivity, but without guardrails it can also surface sensitive data to the wrong people. Risks like oversharing, excessive permissions, and compliance blind spots become amplified in the age of AI. Netwrix helps organizations prepare for safe adoption by uniting data and identity security. Watch our podcast episode to learn how to build real Copilot readiness.

When Convergence Gets Real: Winning on Time, Trust, and Talent in the Cyber Arms Race

Forescout CEO Barry Mainz is joined by Lt. General Robert J. Skinner, USAF, retired. Together, they will explore how convergence across people, technologies, and missions is reshaping cybersecurity in both the public and private sectors. From the pressure to deliver AI-driven cost savings, to navigating the emerging threat posed by quantum, to the cultural shift required for true operational convergence, Barry and Bob unpack what it really takes to lead in today’s threat landscape. At the center of it all: how time, not money, is becoming the most scarce and strategic resource in cyber defense.

Passive Income Meets Predictive Tech: Where Investing and AI Collide

For decades, the idea of passive income sounded like a dream - money flowing in while you slept, worked, or traveled. But in 2025, that dream is no longer reserved for the ultra-wealthy or early adopters. It's been democratized by data, automation, and artificial intelligence. We've reached the point where algorithms don't just trade stocks or suggest portfolios; they actually learn from behavior, sentiment, and even emotion. Predictive technology is reshaping how we invest, spend, and build wealth - creating a new intersection where automation meets autonomy.

Cybersecurity, Cyber Recovery and the Fight Against AI

Cybersecurity has always been a high-stakes game of cat and mouse. Defenders build taller walls, and attackers find longer ladders. But with the rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI), the very nature of this conflict is changing. AI is no longer just a tool for defenders; it’s being weaponized by cybercriminals to automate and scale attacks with unprecedented speed and sophistication.

We Need to Teach Our AIs to Securely Code

I have been writing about the need to better train our programmers in secure coding practices for decades, most recently here and here. At least a third of data compromises involved exploited software and firmware vulnerabilities and we are on our way to having over 47,000 separate, publicly known vulnerabilities this year. There are at least 130 new vulnerabilities learned and publicly reported every day, day after day. That is a lot of exploitation. That is a lot of patching.

Data Overload in the AI Era: Why Aggregation and Prioritization Are Non-Negotiable

AI was supposed to make our lives easier. Vendors promised it would cut through complexity, detect threats faster, and lighten the load on already overworked security teams. But if you’ve been paying attention, you know the truth: AI has given us more noise than ever. Corey Brunkow from Horizon3.ai joined Nucleus co-founder and CPO, Scott Kuffer, to unpack this problem during a recent webinar. AI helps attackers move faster, but on the defensive side, it’s created a flood of data.