Wednesday, June 24, 2026 at 1 pm ET, 11 am MT, 10 am PT
Imagine you’re a cybercriminal in 2026. You can clone a Fortune 500 login portal in minutes with a subscription tool. You can spoof a CEO’s voice with seconds of public audio. You can launch hundreds of scam ads across platforms before lunch. The attacker’s stack is the SaaS stack, subscribed monthly, just like yours.
This is the low trust internet, and it is already here. The perimeter your security program was built to defend, endpoints, networks, cloud, identities, has not disappeared. It has expanded into the open internet, where your brand lives, your executives are visible, and your customers form trust. Most security programs were never built to defend that surface.
Join Outtake and Cybersecurity Insiders for a research led discussion of findings from the 2026 State of Digital Trust benchmark report. We’ll examine how prepared organizations are to detect, investigate, and disrupt external threats targeting brand trust, executives, employees, customers, and digital identity at scale. The session will explore why fragmented stacks of OSINT tools, legacy DRP platforms, and internal perimeter controls are losing ground to coordinated adversarial campaigns, and how agentic security agents can search across the open web, classify threats in real time, connect related abuse infrastructure, and dismantle entire operations before they spread.
Attendees will learn:
– How modern attackers combine weaponized public data, AI generated impersonations, and system exploitation into single coordinated campaigns – Where organizations face the biggest visibility gaps across external digital surfaces
– Why fragmented ownership across security, fraud, legal, brand, and executive protection slows response
– How agentic security agents can detect, investigate, and disrupt AI enabled impersonation and abuse at internet scale
– The attack is automated. The question is whether your defense is.
We look forward to seeing you there.
