We're excited to kick off 2026 with a packed lineup of events and webinars designed to help you start the year strong.
Browse our upcoming sessions below and secure your spot today.
[Live Demo] Ridiculously Easy AI Powered Security Awareness Training and Phishing
Phishing and social engineering remain the #1 cyber threat to your organisation, with 68% of data breaches caused by human error. Your security team needs an easy way to deliver personalised training—this is precisely what our AI Defence Agents provide.
Deepfake: Empowering Your Users to Recognize What AI Can Fake
Your users are being targeted right now. Deepfake attacks happen every few minutes, and nearly half of all organisations have already been hit. When a deepfake lands in your user's inbox, will they spot it or fall for it?
In this session, Perry Carpenter, Chief Human Risk Management Strategist, and Chris Littlefield, Product Manager, pull back the curtain on the next era of social engineering.
[Live Demo] Intelligent Email Defence: Automate, Remediate, and Train from One Platform
Phishing attacks have surged 1,265% since 2022. With 31% of IT teams taking over 5 hours to respond, every delayed minute keeps active threats in your users' inboxes.
During this demo, you'll discover how PhishER Plus can help take control back from rising AI phishing risks.
[Live Demo] Stop Inbound and Outbound Email Threats
See how you can stop up to 97% more attacks and uncover 10x more potential data breaches in your Microsoft 365 environment before they happen.
KnowBe4's Cloud Email Security seamlessly integrates into Microsoft 365 to enhance its native protection while providing the tools needed to identify risky communications before they lead to breaches.
Plus: Sora's unsustainable economics. BECOME A MEMBER • Newsletters • MyForbes Presented by Welcome back to The Prompt, Softbank has sold its entire stake in Nvidia—worth some $5.8 billion—to support its $30 billion investment in OpenAI , the Japanese tech conglomerate disclosed in its earnings report today. The news, which caused the chipmaker's stock to dip 2%, highlights just how deeply tech companies' fortunes are woven together. (Though Nvidia wasn't its only sell-off to fund its OpenAI investment: Softbank also dumped 40 million T-Mobile shares, worth $9.17 billion.) Surprisingly, this isn't the first time Softbank has cashed out of the chipmaker. The company had accumulated a $4 billion stake in Nvidia before deciding to sell it in 2019. SoftBank founder and CEO Masayoshi Son said last year he regretted exiting that investment, which would have earned SoftBank more than $150 billion , noting , " The fish that got away wa...
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