Jennie Davidowitz discusses why centralized detection fails against AI-powered personalized attacks, exploring granular controls protecting VIPs from gift card scams and AI agents creating instant detection rules for emerging threats.
Generative AI lets attackers send thousands of personalized emails that adapt faster than security systems can respond. Centralized detection applies identical rules across all organizations, failing to distinguish legitimate recruiting emails from phishing attempts or recognize when CFO impersonation mimics real vendor relationships. Black box security requires weeks-long ticket processes to address new threats that emerge from morning headlines.
Effective email defense requires understanding each organization's unique context rather than treating every company identically.
In this session, Jennie Davidowitz, cybersecurity expert at Sublime Security, will discuss:
- Why one-size-fits-all security cannot adapt when threats customize themselves to specific organizational interactions;
- Granular controls that protect VIPs from gift card scams while allowing legitimate executive communications;
- AI agents creating detection rules instantly for emerging threats without vendor update delays.
Here is the course outline:
The Architecture Problem in Modern Email Security |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |
