AI has changed both sides of the security equation at once. Attackers can now try more, faster, and for almost nothing, while the same AI tools we adopt to move quicker quietly widen our own attack surface. The hard part is no longer collecting signals. It's deciding, in context, which ones deserve action before they matter. 

In this joint session, a CTI analyst and a specialist from Recorded Future work through what several recent, real AI-driven incidents actually teach us, separating what the data shows from the headlines, and how a strong intelligence platform paired with a team that knows how to act on it makes the competitive difference. 

This short session will give you: 

• A clear-eyed look at three recent AI-led intrusions, and why the outcomes differed by how fast they were caught, not how well they were prevented 
• What the data, not the hype, says about how attackers are really using AI today 
• An honest view of how your own AI adoption is expanding the surface you have to defend 

When using these insights, you’ll be able to: 

• Judge AI-driven threats by real-world risk, not headline fear 
• Spot where signals are getting lost between detection and decision in your own operation 
• Make the case for pairing intelligence with the capacity to actually act on it