Unpacking The State of AI Security in 2026

#1732276: Unpacking The State of AI Security in 2026 - 15th of April

Description:	83% of organizations plan to deploy agentic AI—but only 29% believe they’re prepared to secure it. Cisco’s 2026 State of AI Security report reveals a widening gap between AI ambition and security readiness, just as attackers are using AI to automate the majority of the cyberattack chain. As AI evolves from an enabler capability to an autonomous driver of business processes, traditional security models are no longer sufficient—exposing organizations to new risks across workflows, ecosystems, and global supply chains. Join Elizabeth Adkison (VP of Product Marketing), Amy Chang (Leader of AI Security Research), and Emile Antone (Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Cisco AI Defense) on April 15th 11AM PT \| 10AM GMT \| 3PM AEST as they break down the report’s most consequential insights and what they mean for executive decision‑making. Learn where today’s AI security strategies fall short, how emerging attack surfaces and policy shifts are reshaping risk, and what leaders must do now to secure AI at scale—without slowing innovation.
More info:	https://cloudsecurity.cisco.com/webinar-unpacking-the-state-of-ai-security-in-2026?utm_name=the-register&utm_medium=media-email&utm_source=mailer&utm_content=aid-fy26-q3-amer-0415-webi-unpacking-the-state-of-ai-security&utm_term=digital-abm&utm_campaign=aid-fy26-q3-amer-0415-webi-unpacking-the-state-of-ai-security-webi-0415-aid&utm_adgroup=webi-0415-aid

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83% of organizations plan to deploy agentic AI—but only 29% believe they’re prepared to secure it. Cisco’s 2026 State of AI Security report reveals a widening gap between AI ambition and security readiness, just as attackers are using AI to automate the majority of the cyberattack chain. As AI evolves from an enabler capability to an autonomous driver of business processes, traditional security models are no longer sufficient—exposing organizations to new risks across workflows, ecosystems, and global supply chains.

Join Elizabeth Adkison (VP of Product Marketing), Amy Chang (Leader of AI Security Research), and Emile Antone (Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Cisco AI Defense) on April 15th 11AM PT | 10AM GMT | 3PM AEST as they break down the report’s most consequential insights and what they mean for executive decision‑making.

Learn where today’s AI security strategies fall short, how emerging attack surfaces and policy shifts are reshaping risk, and what leaders must do now to secure AI at scale—without slowing innovation.

More info:

https://cloudsecurity.cisco.com/webinar-unpacking-the-state-of-ai-security-in-2026?utm_name=the-register&utm_medium=media-email&utm_source=mailer&utm_content=aid-fy26-q3-amer-0415-webi-unpacking-the-state-of-ai-security&utm_term=digital-abm&utm_campaign=aid-fy26-q3-amer-0415-webi-unpacking-the-state-of-ai-security-webi-0415-aid&utm_adgroup=webi-0415-aid

Date added	April 9, 2026, 2:33 p.m.
Source	Cisco
Subjects	AI/ML - Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning / GenAI / Artificial General Intelligence - AGI - Various PodCasts / Webcast / Webinar / eSummit / Virtual Event etc. Security Management/Strategic Security/ROI/ROSI - CISO and Higher Level
Venue	April 15, 2026, midnight - April 15, 2026, midnight