Event
Beyond the AI headlines: What’s really changing in cybersecurity
AI is already influencing the cyber threat landscape. From faster vulnerability discovery and more convincing social engineering to the rise of autonomous agents that can perform multi-step actions. But the real question is not whether AI changes cybersecurity. It is how organisations should respond in a practical, informed and proportionate way. Why this webinar matters […]
Jan Bervar
Chief Digital Security Architect at Conscia
David Kasabji
Principal Threat Intelligence Engineer
Danijel Grah
Offensive Security Technical Lead
Date & time
25. Aug 2026 (CET)
AI is already influencing the cyber threat landscape. From faster vulnerability discovery and more convincing social engineering to the rise of autonomous agents that can perform multi-step actions. But the real question is not whether AI changes cybersecurity. It is how organisations should respond in a practical, informed and proportionate way.
Why this webinar matters
AI is changing both the speed and scale of cyber activity. Attackers can use AI to support reconnaissance, generate more convincing phishing content, automate parts of the attack lifecycle and make advanced techniques more widely accessible. At the same time, defenders can use AI to strengthen threat intelligence, detection and response.
In this webinar, we take a balanced look at what is genuinely changing, what remains the same, and what security leaders and teams should start preparing for now.
What you will learn
- How AI is changing attacker capabilities and lowering the barrier to sophisticated cyber activity
- Why phishing, impersonation and social engineering are becoming harder to detect
- What autonomous AI agents could mean for cyber risk and incident response
- How defenders can use AI to improve threat intelligence, detection and response
- What organisations should prioritise today to prepare for the next phase of the threat landscape
Agenda
- How AI is changing cyber attacker capabilities
- AI-enabled phishing, impersonation and social engineering
- Autonomous agents and unintended behaviour
- Live demo: AI in action
- The defensive opportunity: AI in threat intelligence, detection and response
- What organisations should prepare for now
- Q&A
About the speaker
Jan Bervar
Chief Digital Security Architect at Conscia
Jan Bervar is the Chief Digital Security Architect at Conscia, a European multinational that includes the company NIL. With over 25 years of experience in digital security, Jan advises organizations of all sizes on how to best invest in reducing digital risk while remaining sufficiently agile. In his free time, he runs one of the largest salsa schools in Slovenia, enjoys cooking experimental dishes and distilling spirits, and loves to embark on long exploratory vacations.
David Kasabji
Principal Threat Intelligence Engineer
David began his career as a software developer at NXP Semiconductors in Austria, where he was hired after completing his degree in electrical engineering (FERI). Early in his career, he became interested in cryptography, and his passion led him into the fields of encryption, security, and cybersecurity. At NIL, he began his career as a security analyst. After more than five years of experience at the same company, he became a lead security intelligence analyst. David’s work includes data analysis and engineering, malware reverse engineering, developing TTPs, publishing R&R content, and advising clients on investments in cybersecurity.
Danijel Grah
Offensive Security Technical Lead
Danijel Grah has been in cyber security for almost ten years. He began his career as a consultant, later moved into research, and today at NIL, he works as a Cyber Security Analyst in the Security Operations Center (SOC).
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