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INDEX.PHP: Spring Cyber Month with Palo Alto Networks

About webinar series

Artificial intelligence is rapidly entering business processes, but along with its efficiency, it also brings new, often invisible risks.

In our spring webinar series with Palo Alto Networks, we’ll explore how to build systemic security for your AI ecosystem: from securely deploying models and controlling access to GenAI to using AI agents to strengthen your SOC and speed up incident response.

Practical scenarios, real-world threats, and modern approaches from Palo Alto Networks—everything you need to strengthen your company’s security.

Ready to explore the subtle nuances of secure AI?

Agenda

10.03.2026
17.03.2026
31.03.2026

Prisma AIRS: a solution for safe AI

All employees actively use artificial intelligence, but how secure is it?

On the first day of the series, we’ll explore Prisma AIRS from Palo Alto Networks—a solution that helps manage AI risks at every stage, understand its weaknesses, and know how to address them.

Key points:

  • How to check AI models for vulnerabilities, spoofing, malicious scripts, and potential attacks
  • Where are privilege overloads, data leaks, and configuration errors hiding in the AI ecosystem, and how to gain full visibility into these risks?
  • How automated AI pentesting helps find hidden vulnerabilities before a real attacker does
  • Securing AI applications and LLMs at runtime: prompt injection, malicious code, toxic content, and data leaks
  • Why AI agents (including no-code/low-code) are a new risk area and how to protect against credential spoofing, memory manipulation, and tool abuse

Speakers

  • Ansagan Manasov, Regional Solutions Consultant, Palo Alto Networks
  • Baktyzhan Bakrambek, Sales Engineer, BAKOTECH

AI Runtime Access Security (GPT, Gemini, etc.)

On the second day of the series, we’ll be discussing AI access security. This solution returns control to employees over how they use GenAI services. Thanks to NGFW, SASE, and Prisma Browser, you get transparency, control, and data protection without total restrictions or chaos.

Key points:

  • GenAI: a new era, new risks
  • What is Shadow AI, and how is it penetrating the corporate environment?
  • Limitations of existing security systems in the context of GenAI
  • What is AI Access Security?

Key components:

  • Visibility: A complete overview of all GenAI applications and how to use them.
  • App Access Control: Manage who has access to which GenAI apps.
  • Data Access Control: Protects sensitive data used or generated by GenAI.
  • Security Controls: Implementation of multi-layered security measures.
  • Continuous Monitoring: Continuously monitors activity to detect threats early.
  • Strategies for implementing AI Access Security in your organization
  • Demonstration of real-world GenAI use cases and threats
  • Q&A

Speakers

  • Arman Turtayev, Solutions Consultant, Palo Alto Networks
  • Alexander Krasyukov, Technical Lead, Support & Services, BAKOTECH

Palo Alto Networks Cortex Updates. XDR 5.0

Security teams constantly face resource constraints and overload. Cortex XDR 5.0 is a major update that addresses this issue by introducing the AgentiX Platform—a suite of AI agents that work alongside your analysts.

Key points:

  • The AI revolution in SOCs: introducing the Cortex Agentic Assistant. How AI agents autonomously triage, enrich, and contain threats
  • New analyst experience: an overview of the updated interface
  • More than just XDR. A detailed look at new features: Endpoint DLP, Exposure Management, and the new interactive Command Center for Email Security.
  • Hardening your OS. Critical security updates for Linux (on-write scanning) and macOS (protection against malicious USB devices)
  • Demo: Automation Engineer Agent and new investigation scenarios in live mode

Speakers

  • Orkhan Khalilov, Solutions Consultant, Palo Alto Networks
  • Farkhan Aliyev, Support & Services Engineer, BAKOTECH