Webinars

As GenAI adoption surges across the enterprise, security practitioners are being tasked with protecting sensitive data in a rapidly evolving, AI-powered landscape. But traditional controls aren’t built to handle the speed and complexity of today’s LLM-based tools and assistants, leaving organizations exposed to new types of risks they may not be prepared to face.

As GenAI adoption surges across the enterprise, security practitioners are being tasked with protecting sensitive data in a rapidly evolving, AI-powered landscape. But traditional controls aren’t built to handle the speed and complexity of today’s LLM-based tools and assistants, leaving organizations exposed to new types of risks they may not be prepared to face.

With Generative AI use rapidly accelerating across all industries, executives are racing to turn AI into a business advantage, but are often doing so without secure measures in place. As sensitive data flows into AI models and assistants, organizations face more risks of data leakage, compliance violations, and eroded trust. In this new reality, data is no longer just an input to AI, it’s the control plane.

With Generative AI use rapidly accelerating across all industries, executives are racing to turn AI into a business advantage, but are often doing so without secure measures in place. As sensitive data flows into AI models and assistants, organizations face more risks of data leakage, compliance violations, and eroded trust. In this new reality, data is no longer just an input to AI, it’s the control plane.

AI assistants are rapidly becoming embedded across today’s enterprises, from co-pilots and chatbots to AI agents capable of executing tasks autonomously. But as these tools increase their presence, so do the risks. Behind the simpleness of AI automation in the workplace poses a growing question: How do we ensure these systems only access, use, and share the data they’re supposed to?

AI assistants are rapidly becoming embedded across today’s enterprises, from co-pilots and chatbots to AI agents capable of executing tasks autonomously. But as these tools increase their presence, so do the risks. Behind the simpleness of AI automation in the workplace poses a growing question: How do we ensure these systems only access, use, and share the data they’re supposed to?

The explosion of data across cloud platforms and the rise of AI aren’t just reshaping businesses - they're rewriting the rules of data security. Legacy tools weren’t built for this scale, speed, or complexity, and today’s security teams face a new reality: the perimeter is gone, and what matters now is where the data is and who or what can access it.

Modern data security demands more than prevention — it requires visibility, context, and speed.

What happens when data security meets innovation?

Data security has never been more complex. With AI accelerating new threats and data spanning multiple environments, organizations must rethink their security approach. Join experts from Frost & Sullivan, Cyera, AWS and Carmoola to explore the evolving landscape of data security in the age of AI and how Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) is becoming the backbone of modern cloud security.

Missed us at Boston DataSec?! Join us for this previously recorded session where Scott "Kidd" Poteet, SpaceX astronaut and Chris Hines, VP of Product Marketing of Cyera, the fastest growing, AI-native data security company, will explore the bold parallels between space exploration, data security, and pushing limits.

AI tools are already inside your business - chatting, coding, summarizing, and quietly tapping into sensitive data your team doesn’t even know they’re accessing.

Data privacy, data protection, and regulatory compliance are more critical than ever. As data continues to multiply at the speed of light, how do you find the right balance between innovation and staying secure and compliant? Moreover, what does data governance look like today? And what is the right level of governance?

As organizations rapidly embrace AI to drive innovation and competitive advantage, this timely fireside chat explores the critical intersection of enterprise AI adoption and data governance. We’ll share frontline insights into how leading enterprises are balancing the transformative potential of AI with the imperative to maintain robust security and compliance guardrails.

Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and Operational Resilience (OpRes) requirements are cracking down, and many financial organizations in the EU and UK are still unprepared. This webinar will break down key compliance steps, including mapping business services, impact tolerances, and scenario testing, while highlighting the broader shift toward data security and operational resilience.

Data Loss Prevention (DLP) has long been a cornerstone of security programs. But as data sprawl and cloud adoption outpace traditional methods, many are scrutinizing its effectiveness. Is DLP still relevant, or has it reached its expiration date?

View this previously recorded session from Abnormal Security's Innovate 2025 virtual conference. The speaker panel will discuss:- Understanding AI in Cybersecurity- Optimizing AI for Cybersecurity- The Role of AI in 2025- Our Actionable Recommendations

Microsoft 365 is a critical tool for collaboration, but also a growing hotspot for data risks. Misconfigured access, abandoned OneDrives, and data sprawl are just a few of the many threats that can leave sensitive data exposed. This webinar will break down the Top 10 Microsoft 365 Data Security Risks and call out actionable steps to tackle them.

With the rapid growth of data and increasing complexity of today's IT environments, safeguarding sensitive information has become more challenging. Traditional security approaches often struggle to provide the visibility and control needed to protect data across SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, and on-prem environments.

40% of security alerts faced by an organization are false positives. False positives lead to security teams spending valuable time and resources to investigate a mistaken positive security alert. This in turn disrupts productivity, innovation and collaboration, often hindering operational efficiency.

The Global M&A Volume totaled $909 billion in Q3 of 2024. That was a 22% increase year-over-year according to Dealogic.

Jason Clark, Chief Strategy Officer, Cyera discusses "The State of Data Security: Why Are We Here?" at the DataSec '24 Conference by Cyera

Rinki Sethi, VP & CISO, BILL & Lamont Orange, Global CISO, Cyera "Unlocking the Power of Data Discovery" at the DataSec '24 Conference by Cyera

- Rinki Sethi, VP & CISO, BILL- Yabing Wang, VP & CISO, Justworks- Moderated by Shane Coleman, Chief DataSecurity Evangelist, Cyera

Michael Ferguson, Data Security Services Architect, Cyera discusses "Superhero Talent Agency - Part Deux" at the DataSec '24 Conference by Cyera

- Andrew Wilder, Global CSO, Vetco- Sai Tallapaka, Head, Security Engineering, Experian- Yabing Wang, VP & CISO, Justworks- Moderated by Bob Bragdon, Emcee, DataSec24

Lamont Orange, Global CISO, Cyera & Shane Coleman, Chief Data Security Evangelist, Cyera discuss "Search & Destroy: M&A, Data Cost Savings, & DSAR" at the DataSec '24 Conference by Cyera

- Dustin Wilcox, CISO, Elevance - Robert Pace, CISO, Invitation Homes - Moderated by Pete Chronis, Chair, DataSec24

Chris Hetner, NACD Cyber Risk Advisor discusses "Materiality, Incident Response" at DataSec '24 Conference by Cyera

Nate Smolenski, Head of Risk and IR Services, Cyera discusses "How Breach Readiness Shrinks Mean Time to Materiality" at DataSec '24 Conference by Cyera

Zohar Vittenberg, Head of Cyera DLP discusses "How AI Revolutionizes DLP" at the Datasec '24 Conference by Cyera

Tamar Bar-Ilan, Co-Founder & CTO, Cyera & Guy Gertner, VP, Product, Cyera discuss "Building The Future Of Data Security" at the Datasec '24 Conference by Cyera

Michael Ferguson, Data Security Services Architect, Cyera discusses "Superhero Talent Agency - Part Un"

Pete Chronis, Chair, DataSec24 discusses "Super Friends: Creating a Data Stakeholder Coalition" at the Datasec '24 Conference by Cyera

Yotam Segev, Co-Founder & CEO, Cyera discusses "Reshaping the Future of Data Security with AI" at the Datasec '24 Conference by Cyera

- Jeff Schilling, Global CISO, Teleperformance- Mike Melo, VP, Technology Shared Services &CISO, LifeLabs- Nicole Ford, CSO50 Winner, Executive Advisor,Former SVP & CISO, Nordstrom- Moderated by Shane Coleman, Chief DataSecurity Evangelist, Cyera

Dustin Wilcox, CISO, Elevance discusses "AI Security: Data Meet Identity" at the DataSec '24 Conference by Cyera

Pete Chronis, Chair, DataSec24 discusses "AI Primer - Risk Governance Implications" at the Datasec '24 Conference by Cyera

Dani Grabois, Head of CTO Office, Cyera discusses "Automating Data Security" at the Datasec '24 Conference by Cyera

Mir Kashifuddin, Data Risk & Privacy Leader, PwC discusses "Architecting a Data Security Program - Why Now?" at the Datasec '24 Conference by Cyera

Shiran Bareli, Head of Research, Cyera discusses AI Revolution: NextGen Advanced Data Discovery & Classificationat the Datasec '24 Conference by Cyera

Organizations need to have confidence that their most restricted data only exists in authorized locations. Unfortunately many organizations do not know where their restricted data actually is today and the extent of risk they are currently exposed too.

Join us for a special online fireside chat in recognition of Cybersecurity Awareness month and Breast Cancer Awareness month, where we'll explore the role that leadership has in building a strong cybersecurity culture. Our experienced panel, featuring Rinki Sethi, VP & CISO at BILL, Julie Myerholtz, VP and CISO at Brunswick Corporation, Shiran Bareli, Head of Research at Cyera, and Jennifer Raiford, CISO at Globe-Sec, will lead us in a discussion exploring:

As organizations grow, they often find themselves navigating environments with exponentially increasing data. With each new workstream, sensitive data multiplies, and the demand for efficient security standards across extensive cloud environments becomes more crucial. However, this journey can lead to a tricky balancing act—how do you secure sensitive data without wearing out your security teams or disrupting the flow of your organization’s operations?

View this previously recorded webinar between Team Dazz and Team Cyera for a casual, informative virtual conversation to kick off the NFL season. We'll start with a brief discussion on playbooks for cybersecurity for the remainder of 2024 and beyond. After that, huddle up to listen to a special Q&A with Adam Timmerman (former NFL player).

In 2023, Omdia recorded over 1,300 data breaches (from Omdia Data Breaches Tracker.) Malicious, accidental or unauthorized exposure of data comprises 75% of those breaches. It is clear that data is the fastest growing attack surface and must be top of mind for many organizations. But in the face of a data breach - how do you respond and how do you report on materiality as set by the SEC Cybersecurity Incident Disclosure rules?

Join Cyera’s data security experts Ian Bush, Nate Smolenski, Tafi Makamure and Former CISO of ManuLife, John Hibbs in conversation about materiality and the exponential value of reducing the time it takes to determine an incident's impact, materiality and blast radius.

In an era where data is the backbone of every organization, ensuring its security and resilience is paramount. Join experts Shane Coleman, Chief Data Security Evangelist at Cyera and Dale “Dr. Z” Zabriskie, Field CISO at Cohesity as they discuss how a holistic approach, from discovery to recovery, can empower your organization to achieve greater data security resilience.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds tremendous potential for innovation, but without high-quality data, AI is just... artificial. This webinar explores current AI trends, their impact on data security, and how to protect sensitive information in an AI-driven world. We will discuss the critical importance of discovering, monitoring, and safeguarding data to leverage AI effectively, including the growing use of AI copilots in the workplace.

92% of security leaders agree that the move to cloud requires a rethink of data security. The manual processes that were used to manage data on-prem simply cannot keep pace with the volume and variety of data being produced today. That is why DSPM is such a critical innovation. Join this webinar to learn more about how security leaders are prioritizing automation and AI to help eliminate data breaches and secure their most valuable resource - data.

Recent 451 Research studies have shown that while organizations continue accelerating adoption of cloud-native development, technologies and methodologies, only 39% of survey respondents indicated they are using sensitive data discovery and classification.

In today's digital landscape, the security and integrity of data are more critical than ever. "Protecting Your Data: Taking a Comprehensive Approach to Data Security, Data Loss, PII Protection, and More" is an essential event designed for IT professionals and managers who are tasked with safeguarding sensitive information.

Data is at the heart of the golden triangle. So, shouldn't we use it to inform controls?

Data security is critical for organizations adopting cloud technologies. Watch our webinar, “The Data Security Imperative for Cloud Adoption”, on demand. This webinar brings together industry experts to explore the unique risks, challenges, and best practices associated with securing data in the cloud.

It is projected that by 2025 our global data volume will reach 175 zetabytes. Securing this explosion of data is a top priority for enterprise leaders. In a recent Forrester Research study commissioned by Cyera, security leaders said they expect the most transformational business benefits to come from automating data security, specifically risk assessments, data discovery, and classification.

Organizations are increasingly aware of the threat posed by ransomware. Effective prevention and response must be based on a deep understanding of the data that attackers target. This data security intelligence serves as the cornerstone for proactive protection and informed recovery strategies.

Join us for this special CISO hosted webinar which explores the challenges of securing data in the modern enterprise. Anthony Cunha, CISO of Mercury Financial, Lamont Orange, CISO of Cyera and Yotam Segev, co-founder and CEO of Cyera, will examine the challenges CISOs face as they balance a complex threat environment, increasing regulatory and Board-level scrutiny, with the need to align with business stakeholders and partners.