Navigating The Future: Key Cybersecurity Trends From Infosecurity Europe, 2024

Organizations are moving quickly to embrace agentic AI for a myriad of use cases. Agentic AI, however, introduces cybersecurity challenges that traditional security frameworks and approaches can’t adequately address. Agentic technologies shift cybersecurity paradigms by promoting emergent behaviors to meet objectives, making it essential for security leaders to control intent at scale. As these technologies spread across organizations, establishing enterprise guardrails is critical for secure deployment.This webinar explores the unique cybersecurity challenges posed by agentic AI and strategies to effectively address them. The session will introduce Forrester’s AEGIS Framework, a comprehensive security model based on six domains: governance, identity and access management, data security, application security, threat management, and Zero Trust architecture principles. Attendees will learn best practices for securing agentic AI, emphasizing phased processes, human oversight, “least agency” principles, and dynamic security adjustments as AI systems evolve.Key takeaways: Why securing agentic AI is a challenge security teams must address nowHow the AEGIS framework helps security leaders secure agentic AIWhy intent is as important as outcomesWhat the core principles of securing agentic AI areHow to implement and mature AEGIS in a phased approachTarget audience level: intermediate

Jeff Pollard

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Joseph Blankenship

 

In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, organizations must transform into intelligent healthcare organizations (IHOs) to meet rising expectations from both employees and patients. This webinar explores how becoming an IHO is not a final destination but an ongoing practice that requires more than just technology investment. It involves reimagining workflows, delivering personalized content, building resilient strategies, and fostering intuitive interactions.Despite challenges like internal skill gaps and weak vendor relationships, healthcare leaders can overcome these barriers by adopting Forrester’s Intelligent Healthcare Organization Framework. This approach empowers leaders to evaluate technology with a functions-first mindset and build strategic partnerships. Join us to learn how to infuse clinical intelligence across your enterprise and drive meaningful transformation.Key takeaways: Discover Forrester’s Intelligent Healthcare Organization Framework, a strategic model designed to guide healthcare leaders through the transformation into intelligent, adaptive organizations.Learn how to prepare for the future through smarter tech decisions, including how to evaluate enterprise technology with a functions-first mindset and build resilient, purpose-driven partnerships.Target audience level: intermediate

Shannon Germain Farraher

 

Connected product engineering services providers help their clients imagine, design, test, build, sell, or maintain connected products. These connected products combine a physical product with supporting apps and digital services and can include anything from a connected toothbrush or coffee machine to software-defined vehicles and smart factories. In this webinar, we look at our most recent evaluation of providers in this market.Key takeaways: Learn which connected product engineering services providers we evaluated in our research, and how they performed.Understand the broad range of tasks a connected product engineering services provider may be called on to tackle. Explore when and how your organization might want to engage with a connected product engineering services firm.Target audience level: all levels

Paul Miller

 

Today’s public sector environment changes daily. Tech leaders in government groups are pushed to maximize the budget they have. The most logical place to start? Portfolio rationalization. Techniques such as project prioritization, resource allocation, and redundancy elimination are essential to streamline operations and enhance overall efficiency. Although these steps will help drive down cost — the goal is creating a more adaptive platform that is responsive to changing needs and capable of integrating advanced technologies, including AI. This AI-ready framework enables agencies to leverage data-driven insights for better decision-making, predictive analytics for future planning, and automation to reduce manual workloads, ultimately driving innovation and delivering superior outcomes for their constituents.Key takeaways: Learn how to assess and rank projects based on strategic importance and resource availability to ensure optimal portfolio composition.Discover techniques to streamline operations by removing overlapping or unnecessary initiatives, thereby improving efficiency.Gain insights into effective resource management strategies that enhance operational effectiveness and drive better outcomes for government agencies.Target audience level: beginner and intermediate

Linda Ivy-Rosser

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Devin Dickerson

 

Generative AI (genAI) has distinct security-, efficiency-, and agility-boosting effects in customer identity and access management (IAM), anti-money laundering (AML), and fraud management. This webinar highlights how to use these capabilities.Key takeaways: Learn the uses of genAI in customer IAM.Discover the uses of genAI in fraud management and AML.Explore the risks of genAI and how to overcome them.Target audience level: intermediate and advanced

Andras Cser

 

CRM is a critical piece of technology infrastructure that underpins a firm’s ability to deliver next-generation financial services. It connects organizational silos to drive customer and business value. CRMs are integrating AI and adding intelligent agents to boost productivity and deliver personalized customer experiences at scale. This makes CRM an indispensable tool for financial services firms aiming to enhance customer experiences, streamline operations, and drive growth.Despite the benefits, we often hear that financial services firms struggle to justify the investment in CRM modernization, and firms that have done so say that they’re struggling to extract value. This makes it more important than ever to choose the right vendor. But the financial services CRM market is bifurcating, making vendor choice even harder.Key takeaways: Understand the financial services CRM market, key vendors, and common financial services use cases.Learn how AI (predictive, generative, and agentic) is transforming CRM and what it means for financial services firms.Uncover the mistakes that are leading to the underutilization of CRM by financial services firms.Identify the key considerations that should inform financial services firms’ CRM purchasing decision.Target audience level: intermediate and advanced

Alyson Clarke