Webinars

Explore expert strategies for successfully launching and driving adoption of threat modeling programs. Discover how to maximize buy-in, integrate with existing processes, and ensure effective implementation for your organization's security initiatives.

Most likely, LLM applications are popping up in your organization like mushrooms after a Spring rain. What can you do to control security risk? Who should do what work? And how should they do it? Join our upcoming webinar with Dr Gary McGraw, Co-founder of the Berryville Institute of Machine Learning (BIML) to hear about LLM-related risks and controls.

The second installment in this six-part series focuses on ‘Building Foundations’ for your threat modeling journey. Join John Taylor of Deloitte, and guest speaker, Irene Michlin of Neo4j, where they will share practical guidance and tangible ideas for good threat modeling processes, training and support, as well as tooling, to build a strong core to your threat modeling program.

We are delighted to bring you a brand new series, aimed at supporting your threat modeling journey with tangible and achievable milestones. This six-part series begins with ‘Setting the Scene’ where John Taylor, and guest speaker, Adam Shostack, will give you tactical advice and frameworks to set off on your threat modeling program on your very best foot…

In this session, we will cover our many product improvements, including our biggest announcement of AI-augmented threat modeling, Jeff.

Join us for an enlightening session as we bring together esteemed experts to explore the intricacies of AI Prompt Engineering for Secure Architecture.

In this session, we’ll examine multiple distinct representations of SaaS Applications within threat models. Through comparative analysis, the strengths and weaknesses of each approach are scrutinized, facilitating informed decision-making in threat modeling processes.

In this session, we’ll examine multiple distinct representations of Business Continuity within threat models.

In this session, we’ll examine multiple distinct representations of IoT within threat models. Through comparative analysis, the strengths and weaknesses of each approach are scrutinized, facilitating informed decision-making in threat modeling processes.