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2 weeks from now
As organizations rapidly deploy AI agents, new security challenges are emerging across enterprise environments. This webinar examines how agentic systems interact with databases, APIs, and workflows, creating a broader attack surface that traditional security tools often fail to address. The session focuses on the risks introduced by autonomous agents operating beyond the scope of standard LLM focused security controls.
Attendees will learn how AI agents function across multiple layers, including reasoning, execution, and action, and where security gaps can occur. The discussion introduces a framework for understanding and securing agent behavior, with emphasis on visibility and control across the full AI ecosystem. The webinar provides practical guidance for scaling AI adoption while managing risk and maintaining security across complex, interconnected systems.
1 day ago
Enterprises are moving quickly toward agentic AI, raising new security concerns as autonomous systems begin orchestrating business workflows. This webinar features Rik Turner, Chief Analyst at Omdia, in conversation with Philippe Leothaud, CTO at 42Crunch. They examine how APIs and the Model Context Protocol connect AI agents to core enterprise systems and what that means for security strategy.
The session addresses emerging threats introduced by agentic AI, the role of APIs in AI centric architectures, and the differences between client side and server side security in AI workflows. Speakers also discuss why API protection is central to AI security and how a secure MCP server can help reduce operational and compliance risk.
2 days ago
APIs now sit at the center of digital services, customer data, and business operations, yet governance and monitoring often lag behind their growing importance. This webinar examines why APIs should be treated as critical infrastructure and explores the risks created when protection and oversight do not keep pace with reliance on them. Industry data and real world examples highlight the gap between API usage and the level of security and governance applied.
The session also outlines practical ways to evaluate whether APIs can support business continuity alongside other critical infrastructure. It reviews common governance and monitoring gaps that may create operational or regulatory risk and provides criteria for improving visibility and runtime monitoring.
2 days ago
This webinar examines the integration between Levo and Checkmarx to deliver end-to-end API security for application security teams. The session explores how combining code-based API discovery from Checkmarx with runtime visibility from Levo helps security teams identify shadow and inactive endpoints that may expose applications to risk.
The discussion also covers how the integration supports DevSecOps workflows by improving application and API testing while reducing tool complexity. By correlating code findings with runtime context, teams can better prioritize exploitable vulnerabilities, reduce alert noise, and accelerate remediation. Attendees will also learn how the approach helps strengthen security posture, streamline compliance efforts, and protect both web applications and production APIs.
3 weeks ago
AI driven citizen development is creating new internal security gaps as employees build applications, automations and integrations using low code tools, AI models and MCP servers. This session examines how well intentioned teams can unintentionally introduce vulnerabilities such as unauthorized data access, prompt injection, sensitive data leakage and exposed APIs without the knowledge of security teams.
The discussion highlights how AI changes the risk profile of citizen development and why traditional governance controls may no longer be enough. Attendees will see practical approaches for restoring visibility across AI powered APIs and MCP environments while still supporting innovation. The webinar also explains how security teams can monitor and secure these rapidly expanding AI driven assets before internal experimentation turns into enterprise wide exposure.
3 weeks ago
Attack data from 2025 reveals how APIs have become a primary attack surface as AI driven applications, agents and automated workflows move into production. This webinar examines findings from the 2026 API ThreatStats Report and shows how attackers are adapting their techniques to exploit APIs that sit at the core of modern AI systems. The discussion focuses on real world abuse observed in live environments, not just vulnerability counts.
The session highlights the most significant API threats, emerging attack patterns and updates to the API Security Top 10, with clear links between API weaknesses, AI abuse, data exposure and operational risk. Security leaders will gain clarity on what attackers are doing today and what CISOs and CIOs should prioritize in 2026 to reduce API and AI related risk.
1 month ago
Centralize and automate API management workflows using Gravitee’s automation toolkit, with a clear look at how teams can move beyond manual console based operations. This webinar introduces the core automation options available in the Gravitee ecosystem and explains how they support scalable, controlled, and secure API environments.
The session covers the role of the Gravitee Kubernetes Operator, Terraform, the Management API, automation scripts, and the MCP server, with guidance on what each tool is designed for and how they can be combined effectively. It is suited for teams starting with API automation as well as those reviewing their current approach and looking to improve consistency, efficiency, and operational control across API lifecycles.
1 month ago
Security teams are under constant pressure to do more with the same resources. Manual processes, fragmented tools, and inefficient workflows can slow teams down and pull focus away from what matters most.
In this live webinar, experienced security practitioners share how they’ve escaped the constraints of limited resources by rethinking internal workflows, reducing repetitive tasks, and focusing their effort where it matters most.
You’ll hear real-world examples from teams and see how modern workflows help security teams scale without adding headcount.
What you'll learn:
Don't miss this chance to learn how your peers are dealing with their challenges and ask your questions live!
Whether you want to challenge and improve how your security team operates or are looking for ways to scale security impact without more people, this session is for you.
1 month ago
A deep look at real world API vulnerabilities and how attackers continue to exploit them in production environments. This webinar presents key findings from the State of API Security 2026 report, based on documented incidents and attack patterns observed over the past two years. The discussion focuses on common API implementation mistakes that often go unnoticed during development but later result in serious security incidents.
The speakers break down the most frequently exploited OWASP API risks, explain why authorization failures remain the top issue, and show how minor design errors can lead to major data exposure. The session also examines how AI agents are changing the API threat landscape. Live demonstrations will highlight practical ways to prioritize defenses and improve governance across complex API ecosystems.
1 month ago
AI teams are struggling to maintain visibility, control, and security as agents, LLMs, and MCP servers multiply across environments. This webinar focuses on how a single control point can bring governance, cost management, and security back under control as AI traffic grows. The session explains why centralized AI gateways are becoming essential and how they help security and platform teams keep pace with rapid AI adoption.
The discussion shows how Gravitee enables unified control over AI traffic across MCP servers, LLM providers, and agent to agent communication. Attendees will see how access controls, token based security, and usage visibility reduce credential sprawl and unexpected costs. A live demo using a hotel booking agent illustrates real world governance in action for modern AI driven architectures.
2 months ago
This session takes a candid look at how cybersecurity and API security predictions for 2025 actually played out. Wallarm revisits expectations shared across the industry and compares them with what truly happened throughout the year, highlighting where forecasts were accurate and where reality took a different path.
The discussion examines the forces that shaped real outcomes in 2025 and points out early signals that are influencing security thinking for 2026. The webinar closes with a brief look ahead at emerging expectations for the coming year, giving attendees practical context for planning and risk awareness going forward.
3 months ago
This session focuses on how large enterprises are building AI governance programs that manage risk without slowing innovation. Speakers share what actually happens when generative AI tools scale across an organization and explain how security and governance teams can maintain visibility and control while still supporting experimentation. The discussion draws on real incidents and practical lessons from enterprise environments.
Attendees will hear how companies identify new AI related risks, what approaches to oversight work better in practice and why out of band visibility can strengthen governance. The webinar also covers the data needed to build a business case for governance, the shortcomings of proxy based controls and the challenges leaders face when balancing innovation pressure with compliance and board expectations. It is designed for CISOs, CIOs, IT teams and anyone responsible for guiding secure AI adoption.