In this module, we will unpack how adversaries weaponize AI for phishing, evasion, and exploitation, assess the operational and business impacts of AI-enabled malware campaigns, and translate insights into concrete countermeasures across people, process, and technology.

In this module, we will examine AI’s role in crafting and distributing persuasive, deceptive content, explore detection frameworks, signals, and response playbooks for IO threats, and debate ethics while forecasting how AI will reshape global information conflicts.

In this module, we will look ahead at AI’s evolution and its impact on security operations, dive into proactive detection, response orchestration, and autonomous workflows, and anticipate what’s next for AI in cybersecurity—and how to prepare.

In this module, we will survey the landscape of state-sponsored cyber operations, study how the “Big Four” execute campaigns and the strategic goals they pursue, and convert lessons from real incidents into actionable defensive models.

In this module, we will connect doctrine to operations—from Ukraine-driven shifts to global campaigns—dissect attacks on critical infrastructure, government, and public opinion, and identify defenses that blunt espionage, influence ops, and covert proxies.

In this module, we will map the PLA’s cyber force, investments, and global posture, walk through emblematic intrusions including the Digital Silk Road and censorship as power, and explore future scenarios from arms-race dynamics to governance pathways.

In this module, we will chart Iran’s journey from early operations to post-Stuxnet acceleration, analyze targeting patterns across energy and finance alongside influence operations, and examine present-day conflict spillovers and adaptive tactics under pressure.

In this module, we will trace North Korea’s path to cyber power and monetization strategies, unpack landmark supply chain compromises and revenue-generation hacks, and look ahead at sanctions-driven adaptation and next-phase AI-powered operations.

In this module, we will spotlight the high-stakes dynamics defining cybersecurity in 2025, break down trends and vulnerabilities alongside macro forces shaping attacker behavior, and convert insights into readiness plans, workforce skills, and resilient architectures.

In this module, we will examine how infostealers infiltrate, persist, and siphon sensitive data, explore the underground economy that fuels accessibility and scale, and outline practical safeguards and incident handling for this fast-evolving threat.

In this module, we will redefine perimeter thinking for hybrid work and distributed systems, study real breaches to expose weaknesses in authentication, access, and session management, and operationalize best practices for identity protection and future-ready IAM.

In this module, we will explore the widening access to advanced offensive capabilities, trace the shift from lone actors to syndicates fueled by marketplaces and AI, and build a blueprint for smarter defenses that scale with the threat.

In this module, we will clarify roles, risks, and controls unique to cloud operations, detail patterns for monitoring, incident handling, and encryption at scale, and weave identity, automation, and application security into day-two operations.

In this module, we will translate regulatory requirements into actionable cloud practices, compare frameworks, certifications, and shared responsibility in compliance, and explore tooling and governance models that reduce cost and risk.

In this module, we will introduce Web3’s architecture and the threat contours it creates, dissect famous exploits including DeFi rug pulls and cross-chain bridge failures, and share actionable safeguards for builders, exchanges, and end users.

In this module, we will survey the threats most often realized in cloud environments, connect intel-driven monitoring with automated guardrails and verification, and convert breach retrospectives into concrete architectural improvements.

In this module, we will map regulatory, geopolitical, and market forces across EMEA, examine ransomware, fraud, supply chain, and cloud-specific challenges, and highlight workforce initiatives and AI-driven innovations that are shaping regional defenses.