Etay Maor

Chief Security Strategist, Cato Networks
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Morten Pedersen

Marketing Director, nLogic

The session is led by Etay Maor, Chief Security Strategist at Cato Networks, together with Morten Pedersen from nLogic. Etay is a recognised voice in the security community and brings an international view on how AI is changing both the threat landscape and the way organisations protect themselves.

Generative AI has moved from experiment to everyday tool in record time. Employees use AI assistants to write, analyse and summarise, often with the best intentions, but without anyone having full oversight of which services are in use or what data leaves the organisation.

Meanwhile, the threat landscape is changing. Attackers use AI to scale phishing, impersonation and reconnaissance, making attacks harder to spot and faster to execute.

The question is no longer whether your organisation uses AI. It is whether your security architecture is built to control it.

Agenda

  • Welcome and introduction
  • AI Security beyond the buzzword: shadow AI, data leakage and AI powered attacks
  • Why traditional security falls short: users, data and AI services are everywhere
  • SASE as the control point: one platform for network, security and AI usage
  • Questions and answers

What you will learn

Understand the real risks

We separate what matters from the hype, and look at the risks that affect organisations today: shadow AI, data leakage, prompt injection and AI powered attacks.

Why SASE changes the game

When users, applications and AI services live outside the traditional perimeter, security has to follow the traffic. Learn how a SASE platform brings networking, security and AI control together in one policy, without adding complexity.

From blind spot to control

Learn how to gain visibility into which AI services are in use across users, devices and locations, and how to set clear policies for what is allowed.

Know where to start

Leave with practical first steps you can take, regardless of your current maturity.

Who should attend

This webinar is designed for CISOs, IT managers, security leaders and decision makers responsible for enabling safe and productive use of AI in their organisation.

Register today

When: Wednesday 11 November 2026, 14:30 to 15:15.

45 minutes. No sales pitch. Practical insight you can use the same day.

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