Almost two out of three organisations have faced a deepfake attack, and one in three have seen an attack on their AI applications, according to a 2025 Gartner survey. 

Generative AI has made deception cheaper, faster, and personalised at scale. Deepfakes are the latest development in social engineering. Human trust, not technology, is now the primary attack surface. 

Attackers are weaponising AI to impersonate executives, exploit trusted brands, and manipulate human behaviour.

And these are no longer isolated incidents. They are coordinated, multi-channel campaigns, designed to slip through the gaps between fragmented security tools.

Defending trust is one of the defining security challenges of the AI era, and one security and business leaders must address with urgency.

Whether you lead security, fraud, digital risk, or brand protection, our panel will share their analysis of this evolving threat landscape. And we will discuss practical approaches security leaders can take, to strengthen organisational resilience in an AI-driven world.

Cyber attacks are now inevitable. Cybersecurity leaders and their boards have to prepare for when, not if, a breach happens.

This means shifting from a focus on defence to resilience.

In this webcast, we look at the changing cybersecurity threat, and why CISOs are moving to resilience and recovery; the role of incident response, recovery planning, and testing; and the importance of human factors in cyber resilience.

In this webinar, we will look at the growing threat to Microsoft 365 environments, including from configuration tampering and drift. And we will discuss how organisations can restore both data and tenant configurations after an incident, and apply proper controls and configurations across their Microsoft 365 estates.