The Mythos Era and the Rise of Autonomous AI Attacks In this CS4Cyber session, Mike Wilkes examined how autonomous AI is changing vulnerability discovery, penetration testing, and security operations. The discussion covered the shrinking window between discovery and exploitation, the move from periodic testing to continuous security, and the growing importance of reachability, ownership, and automated remediation. The central question was clear: can defenders adapt their operating models quickly enough to keep pace with machine-speed attacks? Join the CS4Cyber community at CS4Cyber.com to view the session recording and transcript and continue the conversation.

A private executive roundtable-workshop for Customer, AI, Digital Transformation, Data, and IT leaders on selecting and prioritizing the AI use cases that matter most. The session will help participants move from broad AI possibilities to a clearer, more practical set of priorities: what to pursue now, what to prepare for next, and what to defer. Limited to 20 enterprise leaders, the format combines peer discussion with a structured working session focused on business value, customer impact, execution readiness, data, workflows, talent, and governance. Participants will leave with sharper priorities, a grounded shortlist of AI use cases, and a more practical path forward.

Most SaaS companies say they are organized for retention and growth, but their structures still over-index on acquisition. As AI shifts revenue toward usage, outcomes, and continuous value delivery, companies need clearer leadership contexts for Acquisition, Delivery, and Growth — with Product, Engineering, Support, and Adoption aligned around customer outcomes.