The latest frontier AI models are changing cyber risk faster than traditional defenses can adapt. In this threat briefing, Sam Rubin, SVP of Unit 42®, and Palo Alto Networks CISO Marc Benoit will break down how these new models can find and exploit exposures that have gone undetected for years and the implications for security leaders.
This on-demand session examines how the threat landscape has hit an inflection point, with work that once took deep expertise, time and manual effort happening in seconds at machine scale. Our experts will discuss what CISOs need to prioritize now to reduce exposure before attackers put these capabilities to broader use.
- Exploit time compression: How frontier AI models are shrinking the time from vulnerability discovery to exploitation from months to minutes.
- The biggest risks today: The most immediate risks created by sophisticated, automated attacks at scale.
- Immediate actions to take: Practical guidance from Palo Alto Networks own CISO on what leaders should do now.
Â
Marc Benoit serves as the Senior Vice President, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), and leads the engineering team within the office of the CTO at Palo Alto Networks. Mr. Benoit has cultivated extensive expertise in Information Security through a variety of leadership and strategic roles, including key positions within the CPO's office and as an Architect. Since commencing his tenure at Palo Alto Networks in 2010, Mr. Benoit’s technical leadership and visionary approach have been instrumental in driving innovation and spearheading critical security initiatives across the organization.
Sam Rubin is Senior Vice President at Palo Alto Networks, leading consulting and threat intelligence for Unit 42. With over 20 years in cybersecurity, he has built and scaled global incident response teams and handled major cyber incidents, including ransomware, supply chain attacks, and state-sponsored threats.
