Generative AI is rapidly transforming the enterprise, from customer-facing AI agents built on web applications and APIs to powerful copilots integrated into business collaboration tools like Microsoft 365. However, these AI-driven advancements come with significant security risks that organizations must address before they become gateways for cyber threats.

In this session, our ethical hacking team will explore how malicious actors are targeting public AI agents and enterprise AI assistants using prompt injection attacks, account takeover (ATO), and living-off-the-land (LoL) techniques. We’ll break down how these attacks can lead to data breaches, fraud, and system compromise and proactive ways to defend your enterprise.

Join us for this engaging discussion as we uncover:

• How hackers abuse GenAI agents to gain access to sensitive information and compromise company systems
• Why AI copilots in business tools (e.g., Microsoft Copilot) are prime targets for insider threats
• Strategies to secure AI integrations and mitigate enterprise AI risks