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15 hours ago
2026 is a defining year for AI governance. With the EU AI Act obligations for high-risk AI systems become effective and ISO/IEC 42001 emerging as the global standard for AI management systems, organizations are being pushed to formalize how AI is governed, documented, and monitored. Regulatory scrutiny is rising, customer expectations are changing, and ad-hoc AI controls are no longer enough.
In this webinar, we break down what these changes actually mean for security, risk, compliance, and product teams. We will cover why ISO/IEC 42001 adoption is accelerating, how it is being used as proof of responsible AI practices, and what auditors are really looking for during certification. You will also get a clear view of the EU AI Act timelines, risk categories, and compliance obligations, including what applies immediately to general-purpose AI models.
The session also looks at how modern GRC automation can reduce the operational load of managing ISO 42001 and EU AI Act requirements. From policy alignment and continuous monitoring to vendor risk and supply chain readiness, we will share practical guidance on building a scalable AI governance program that holds up as regulations evolve.
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The webinar wraps up with a live Q&A focused on certification readiness, audit challenges, automation, and next steps teams should prioritize now.
Ideal for security leaders, compliance teams, GRC professionals, product owners, and anyone responsible for AI risk and governance.
8 hours from now
Security teams are overwhelmed by thousands of vulnerabilities labeled as critical, yet only a small portion truly pose real business risk. This webinar focuses on how to move beyond static severity scores and apply smarter, context driven prioritization to vulnerability management. The session breaks down why relying on a single metric is no longer effective and how teams can better allocate limited resources.
The discussion compares CVSS, EPSS, and VPR, explaining what each metric measures and where it adds value. Attendees will see how combining these approaches helps filter out noise, surface exploitable risks, and prioritize vulnerabilities that are most likely to impact the organization. The webinar is designed for teams using Tenable Nessus who want a more predictive and practical way to manage exposure.
8 hours from now
Security and IT readiness for Microsoft’s expanding AI ecosystem takes center stage in this webinar, with a clear focus on what teams must have in place before adopting AI at scale. The discussion looks at how AI capabilities are being introduced across Intune, Windows, and Microsoft 365, and why strong app management, patching, and operational controls are critical to supporting these changes.
The session breaks down what Microsoft’s AI strategy enables today, where gaps remain and how recent Enterprise App Management and licensing changes affect real world deployments. Attendees will gain practical guidance on preparing their environments to adopt AI while avoiding instability, unexpected costs, and operational disruption as AI becomes more deeply embedded in everyday IT operations.
1 day from now
This webinar focuses on how organizations can align their AI governance strategy with the requirements of the EU AI Act using ISO 42001 as a practical operating model. The session explains how both frameworks intersect, where they differ, and how they shape expectations for trustworthy and compliant AI in Europe, especially for high risk use cases.
The discussion outlines how to build an AI management system that supports cross functional readiness while reducing compliance friction, rework, and audit effort. Speakers from Drata and A LIGN will clarify regulatory expectations and share guidance on preparing governance structures that are resilient, scalable, and ready for upcoming compliance deadlines.
1 day from now
A practical walkthrough of the UK Corporate Governance Code updates and what Provision 29 means for organizations preparing for future reporting. This webinar focuses on how risk management, internal controls, and integrated assurance come together to support evidence based governance and reliable disclosure. The session shows how teams can move beyond theory and apply a structured approach to governance using an ERM platform.
The discussion covers the full governance cycle, from identifying key processes and controls to integrating assurance inputs and documenting board decisions. Attendees will see how clear evidence supports assessment outcomes, strengthens accountability, and simplifies reporting. The webinar also highlights how to produce auditable records and generate declaration text aligned with annual UK Corporate Governance requirements.
2 days from now
Get an inside look at what a real CMMC assessment involves through a guided mock audit designed to mirror the certification process. This webinar walks participants through how auditors evaluate CMMC controls, what evidence they expect to see and which areas typically raise concerns during an assessment.
The session highlights common gaps that delay certification and shares practical steps to improve audit readiness. Attendees will gain clear guidance on meeting CMMC requirements, strengthening compliance posture and approaching certification with greater confidence. This webinar is aimed at organizations preparing for CMMC and wanting a realistic view of the audit experience.
2 days from now
Get a realistic look at what a CMMC assessment involves through a guided mock audit designed to remove uncertainty from the certification process. This webinar walks through how auditors evaluate compliance, which controls receive the most attention and what organizations are expected to demonstrate during an actual assessment. The session is led by experienced CMMC professionals who explain the process in clear, practical terms.
The discussion highlights common gaps, areas of risk and steps organizations can take to strengthen their readiness before certification. Attendees will gain practical guidance on meeting CMMC requirements, closing compliance gaps and approaching audits with greater confidence. This session is intended for teams preparing for CMMC who want a clearer understanding of what auditors look for and how to prepare effectively.
6 days from now
Security teams face growing blind spots as external attack surfaces expand across cloud and internet facing infrastructure. This webinar presents a technical walkthrough of how Siemens Healthineers operationalizes Continuous Threat Exposure Management at scale to gain clearer visibility and reduce real world risk. The discussion focuses on applying the CTEM framework to uncover unmanaged assets, connect external exposure signals with internal context and focus efforts where business impact is highest.
The session covers how CTEM is implemented across multiple business units, how assets are discovered and validated to reduce noise and how remediation is prioritized using exploitability and risk context. Attendees will also see how automation supports reporting and remediation workflows, helping teams improve accountability and move from visibility to action.
6 days from now
Turning vulnerability data into action is one of the biggest challenges security teams face today. This webinar focuses on how organizations can operationalize exposure management by moving beyond discovery and closing the gap between finding vulnerabilities and fixing the ones that matter most. Using Tenable One, the session shows how teams can prioritize real business risk instead of reacting to endless alerts.
The discussion covers practical ways to streamline workflows between security and IT, automate ticketing and response processes, and speed up remediation to reduce attacker opportunities. Attendees will see how exposure management can be integrated into everyday operations to improve efficiency and outcomes. This session is designed for security leaders, risk managers and practitioners looking to strengthen remediation efforts and get more value from their exposure management programs.
1 week from now
A live demo focused on AI powered security awareness training and phishing simulations designed to reduce human risk with minimal administrative effort. The session shows how phishing and social engineering threats can be addressed through personalized, adaptive training using agentic AI within KnowBe4’s human risk management platform.
The demo walks through real world capabilities such as deepfake based training content, AI generated phishing simulations, automated assignment of training for high risk users and actionable risk metrics. Attendees will see how these features work together to improve security awareness, strengthen defenses against social engineering attacks and save time for security teams managing user focused risk.
4 weeks from now
This half day virtual event focuses on the most urgent cyber risk and compliance challenges organizations are facing today. Infosec Compliance Now 2026 brings together experts to discuss how security and compliance teams can stay resilient as risks continue to evolve across technology and regulation.
The session covers key areas such as AI governance, cyber risk management, continuous control monitoring and third party risk management. Attendees will gain practical takeaways that support stronger security programs and help embed compliance into everyday operations. The event is designed for teams looking for clear guidance on managing cyber risk in a changing environment.
4 days ago
Security leaders are entering 2026 under growing pressure as threats increase, environments become more complex, and expectations continue to rise. This webinar brings together insights from Stephen Boyer and Vanessa Jankowski of Bitsight to discuss what is top of mind for security teams heading into the year ahead. The conversation focuses on the real challenges organizations are facing today and how those pressures are shaping cyber risk decisions.
The session looks forward to what comes next, including the impact of expanding attack surfaces, third party risk, cloud sprawl, and AI driven threats. Attendees will gain practical insight into how leading organizations are shifting from reactive defense toward measurable cyber resilience, with guidance on improving visibility, prioritization, and reporting across the digital ecosystem.