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Egnyte's Copilot leverages conversational AI to drive productivity with secure AI grounded in your company's data. With Egnyte Copilot, AI is natively built into Egnyte, reducing security risks by ensuring accurate, relevant, and traceable data. This allows for quickly surfaced insights by summarizing dense files stored within Egnyte, highlighting key points, offering prompt suggestions, and transcribing audio and video files. With AI built into existing Egnyte workflows, team productivity, efficiency, and collaboration are increased.

AI has taken us into uncharted territory. In this episode, we invite 1Password’s Chief Product Officer, Abe Ankumah, to share how the security industry can navigate this tectonic shift. Settle in as Abe explains some of the security challenges associated with agentic AI, and how 1Password is thinking about them. In Watchtower Weekly, we discuss government officials reusing weak passwords and the neurotech companies selling you brain data. Yikes.

Over 50% of IoT devices have critical vulnerabilities hackers can exploit RIGHT NOW! 1 in 3 data breaches now involves an IoT device. If your IoT devices touch cardholder data, they're squarely in your PCI DSS scope – and a major security risk. Are you unknowingly exposing your payment systems to new cyber threats? We will have a glimpse at the critical intersection of IoT and PCI DSS, revealing how to secure your connected devices and protect sensitive cardholder data from evolving attacks.

Can security teams truly trust AI? We asked Hacker Valley Media's Ron Eddings to hit the conference floor at RSA conference to find out what security experts really think. A huge thank you to our interviewees for sharing their insights.

In this demo, follow along as we investigate an alert leading to suspicious events that uncover a full business email compromise (BEC attack).

You don't need direct access to an AI model to manipulate it. Third-party content like resumes or metadata can inject malicious prompts.