Upcoming Discussion on Microsegmentation Strategies
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- •Discussion on microsegmentation scheduled for September 25, 2026.
- •Focus on reducing attack surfaces from agentic threats.
- •Event features industry experts and is part of the CISO Series.
On September 25, 2026, a discussion titled 'Hacking Microsegmentation for Machine Workloads' will be held, focusing on reducing attack surfaces from agentic threats. The event will feature David Spark and industry experts Galeal Zino and Howard Holton. The session aims to provide critical insights into microsegmentation strategies, which are essential for enhancing cybersecurity in machine workloads. This follows a recent conversation about vendor selection in cybersecurity tools, emphasizing the need for thorough capability testing versus ease of procurement. The event is part of the CISO Series, which regularly addresses pressing cybersecurity topics. Registration is open for those interested in attending the live discussion.
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