Stop AI-Enabled Email Threats and Data Loss
- When
- Tuesday, November 10, 2026
5 to 6 AM Pacific - Where
- Online
- Cost
- Free
- CPE
- Organizer reports 1 hours (ISC2)
- Who it's for
- Practitioners
- Platform
- BrightTALK
- Speakers
- Carl Leonard, Cybersecurity Strategist, Proofpoint; Henry Gorst, Sr Director, People Protection, Proofpoint; Brandon Dunlap, Moderator
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Attackers and employees are both using AI. Is your email security keeping up? AI is changing how everyone works with email, for better and worse. Employees are using AI assistants to draft emails, summarise information and move faster, creating new openings for sensitive data to reach the wrong people, outside trusted relationships, or in ways traditional Data Loss Prevention (DLP) wasn't built to detect. At the same time, threat actors are using AI to scale reconnaissance, craft hyper-personalised deception, and rapidly adapt techniques such as device-code phishing, ClickFix campaigns and advanced social engineering. The result is email risk scaling on both sides of the inbox at once. On 10 November 2026 join Proofpoint experts and host ISC2 to learn how an AI-powered approach to inbound and outbound email security helps security teams detect intent, understand behaviour and protect sensitive data in real time — without slowing down legitimate work. You'll learn:
* Why AI has accelerated risk on both sides of the inbox, attacker-driven and employee-driven
* Why traditional DLP tools struggle to stop human-driven data loss, misdirected emails and risky sharing behaviours
* How behavioural AI and trusted relationship analysis catch what content inspection and isolated Microsoft 365 defences miss
* Practical steps to modernise email protection without slowing down legitimate work. Join us to learn how to modernise email security for the way people and attackers work today.
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