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Upcoming In Person Events
API Cybersecurity Conference for the Oil and Natural Gas Industry
November 10 – 11, 2026 | The Woodlands, TX
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Upcoming Webinars
Odyssey: The Seven Monsters of PAM | How Zero Trust PAM Defeats the Privileged Access Threats of the AI Era
Wednesday, Sept. 16th
1:00 PM EDT
10:00 AM PDT
Join Xage and Dr. Chase Cunningham, “DrZeroTrust,” as they use the monsters and trials of Homer’s Odyssey to examine seven major privileged access threats, their potential impact, and the Zero Trust defenses needed to stop them.
On-Demand Webinars
Cover Your Assets: Stop AI-Era Threats Before They Stop Operations
72 Minutes
In the post-Mythos world, organizations need to assume attackers can discover and exploit OT vulnerabilities faster than ever...Read more
In the post-Mythos world, organizations need to assume attackers can discover and exploit OT vulnerabilities faster than ever. Identity- and policy-based segmentation can help control who or what accesses OT resources, when access is allowed, and which communication paths are permitted — reducing blast radius before an incident becomes an operational disruption.
Join OT/ICS cybersecurity thought leader Mike Holcomb and Roman Arutyunov, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Xage Security, for a practical discussion on modernizing OT segmentation without adding complexity or disrupting operations.
In this webinar, you will learn how to:
- Apply defense-in-depth principles to OT segmentation in a practical manner
- Use ISA/IEC 62443 zones and conduits to guide OT segmentation strategy
- Understand where the expanded Purdue Model helps—and where it falls short
- Reduce lateral movement across plants, substations, pipelines, rail systems, and industrial sites
- Secure vendor, third-party, and AI-driven access without broad VPN exposure
- Protect critical OT assets from AI-era exploits and operational disruption
Agents Gone Wild: The Security Risks of Unchecked AI Autonomy
58 Minutes
Agentic AI is rapidly moving into enterprise workflows, accessing data, invoking APIs and MCPs, automating...Read more
Agentic AI is rapidly moving into enterprise workflows, accessing data, invoking APIs and MCPs, automating processes, and taking action across cloud, SaaS, IT, OT, and edge environments. But with this autonomy comes serious risk: over-privileged access, unauthorized actions, data leakage, and rogue agent behavior.
Organizations are facing a double-edged sword: they need to move faster with AI adoption while still maintaining visibility, governance, and control over increasingly autonomous systems.Join Dr. Chase Cunningham (“DrZeroTrust”) alongside Xage Security’s Susanto Irwan and Vivek Doshi for a discussion on the risks and operational challenges organizations must address before scaling agentic AI.
The session will explore why traditional AI defenses fall short for autonomous agents and how Zero Trust principles can help continuously verify identity, enforce least-privilege access, govern agent actions, and maintain accountability across AI-driven workflows.
Xage Security will also demonstrate its Zero Trust for AI solution, showing how organizations can gain visibility into agent behavior, detect rogue and shadow AI activity, and reduce the risk of unauthorized actions, and enforce zero trust policies across hybrid environments.
Register to learn how to safely accelerate AI adoption while maintaining visibility, governance, and control across autonomous AI environments.
Turning DoW Zero Trust for OT Framework into Enforceable Security
54 Minutes
Zero Trust for Operational Technology has reached an inflection point. With the Department of...Read more
Zero Trust for Operational Technology has reached an inflection point. With the Department of War’s release of Zero Trust for Operational Technology Activities and Outcomes, defense organizations now have clearer direction on how Zero Trust principles are expected to be applied within operational, safety-critical environments.
This expert panel discussion will explore what the DoW Zero Trust for OT guidance requires, how it differs from traditional IT-focused Zero Trust approaches, and what effective implementation looks like in real-world OT environments. Panelists will examine scope, the seven Zero Trust pillars, and key activities and outcomes across facility systems, industrial control systems, logistics infrastructure, and other mission-enabling OT.
Attendees will gain insight into how to translate Zero Trust guidance into enforceable controls, including identity-based access, segmentation, privileged access management, and continuous enforcement, while balancing legacy system constraints, uptime requirements, safety, and mission assurance.
The OT Cybersecurity Illusion: Breaking Down the Biggest Myths
58 Minutes
Operational Technology (OT) environments are surrounded by mystery—and misinformation. From aging...Read more
Operational Technology (OT) environments are surrounded by mystery—and misinformation. From aging infrastructure to vendor-specific systems and limited visibility, many organizations rely on outdated assumptions to guide their security strategy. In this mythbusting webinar, we’ll rip the mask off three of the biggest misconceptions that could be putting your industrial operations at risk.
We’ll expose:
Myth #1: “Connecting OT means compromising it” For years, organizations have kept OT networks air-gapped, believing connection equals exposure. But in today’s digital-first world, disconnection is the real risk. If you’re still operating under the “never connect” mindset, you’re not just behind—you’re vulnerable.
Myth #2: “Patching is enough to stay protected” It’s time to move beyond the patch-or-perish narrative. OT systems can’t always be patched on demand—sometimes, they can’t be patched at all. But that doesn’t mean you’re out of options.
Myth #3: “Seeing is securing” Discovery & visibility tools give you insight, but they don’t enforce policy, block access, or contain breaches. Real protection comes from layered defense that starts where visibility stops.
Through tangible strategies and hands-on examples, Roman Arutyunov (Co-founder and SVP of Product), Victor Chang (Field CISO), and Chris Cone (Senior Solutions Architect) of Xage Security will bust these myths wide open, providing a clear, actionable roadmap to securing OT environments. Whether you’re in energy, manufacturing, utilities, or other critical industries, you’ll leave with practical insights and modern solutions to protect what matters most—without downtime or drama.
AI Unleashed, Risk Contained: Securing Enterprise AI with Zero Trust
38 Minutes
Artificial Intelligence is transforming industries, but its adoption brings risks that demand security that can...Read more
Securing the Grid: Meeting the Evolving NERC CIP Standards
31 Minutes
As cyber threats targeting critical infrastructure continue to intensify, utilities across North America...Read more
As cyber threats targeting critical infrastructure continue to intensify, utilities across North America are under mounting pressure to comply with a sweeping set of updates to the NERC Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) standards. With new enforcement timelines for CIP-003-9, CIP-005-7, CIP-010-4, and CIP-013-2 on the horizon, even Low Impact assets must now adhere to stricter access controls, audit logging, and vendor management practices.
This expert panel will unpack the key implications of these regulatory changes—who’s affected, what’s required, and how utilities can respond effectively. Join industry leaders as they explore strategies for how organizations not only meet evolving compliance mandates, but also strengthen their overall cybersecurity posture.
Whether you’re just beginning your CIP readiness journey or refining an established program, this discussion will equip you with actionable strategies to secure the grid in 2025 and beyond.
