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Can security teams defend an organization when attackers are using AI to research targets, personalize messages, identify weaknesses, and launch campaigns at a scale no human team can match? I returned to Alpbach, Austria, for Barracuda TechSummit 26 and caught up with Neal Bradbury one year after our conversation about being secure today and ready tomorrow. A lot has happened since then. Agentic AI has become a boardroom subject, employee AI use has spread across businesses, and attackers have gained access to tools that lower the cost and expertise required to launch sophisticated campaigns. Neal explains...
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How do organisations defend themselves when AI gives attackers the ability to research their targets, personalise phishing emails and launch campaigns at a speed that no human team can match? Well, last year at Barracuda Summit 25, Neil Bradbury joined me on the podcast to discuss
being secure today and ready tomorrow. But fast forward 12 months later, and once again I find myself back in Albach, Austria, and tomorrow appears to have arrived rather quickly. So today, Neil is going to explain why Barracuda believes the AI era doesn't require businesses
to abandon their existing security strategy, but requires them to accelerate the platform work that is already underway. AI, non-human identities, email attacks, managed XDR, and Barracuda's recent acquisition of EVO security. Anil will also share why defenders can compete with machine speed attacks,
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