Cybersecurity never stands still—and neither should you. The second half of 2025 brought a wave of ISC2 webinars that security leaders and practitioners are still buzzing about. These sessions tackle today’s most pressing challenges, from AI-driven threats to crypto-agility and human-centric security strategies. If you missed them live, don’t worry—they’re available on-demand and packed with actionable insights to help you stay ahead in a rapidly evolving threat landscape. These eight top-rated webinars can be found along with all ISC2 Webinars at the ISC2 Events Page

Closing the Gaps: Strengthen Endpoint Security with Proactive Remediation
As cyber threats grow more advanced, many organizations are still relying on fragmented tools and manual processes to identify and remediate vulnerabilities—leaving critical gaps in their security posture. Explore strategies for reducing complexity, closing exposure windows faster, and building a more proactive security framework across your entire endpoint environment. Whether you’re looking to strengthen your current security operations or rethink your patching strategy, this session will offer practical insights you can apply immediately.
Key Takeaways:
- How to automate and prioritize vulnerability data using risk-based intelligence (e.g., CVE, CVSS)
- Tactics for accelerating patch deployment to minimize risk and reduce response times
- The role of AI and sentiment analysis in evaluating patch relevance and risk
- Best practices for tracking remediation outcomes to ensure vulnerabilities are fully addressed
AI vs. AI: Transforming Cybersecurity Through Proactive Technologies
Cybercriminals are using AI to outsmart traditional defenses, making the world more dangerous for the rest of us. They're deploying AI-generated deepfake videos to impersonate executives and using AI-powered chatbots to mimic trusted colleagues in sophisticated social engineering attacks. But as an IT professional, you have the power to turn the tables. Now is the time to leverage the power of AI to protect your organization and gain a critical edge in cybersecurity
Key Takeaways:
- Examples of hyper-personalized phishing and shape-shifting malware attacks
- New strategies to deploy AI and autonomous agents as your 24/7 cyber guardians
- How to harness predictive analytics to stay two steps ahead of evolving threats
- About the ethical minefield of AI in cybersecurity and how to navigate it safely
- Practical, actionable steps to leverage AI in your human risk management strategy
Crypto-Agility: How It’s Both a Critical Component and a Complex Challenge
Crypto-agility is critical to digital security. The need to encrypt everything that we see in best practices, like Zero Trust, requires crypto-agility, as does preparing for the transition of tomorrow’s post-quantum reality. This webinar will help organizations achieve a mature crypto-agile security practice and learn to overcome the challenges of getting there—from people and processes to technology.
Key Takeaways:
- Why crypto-agility is essential
- How to assess your organization’s crypto readiness
- Key steps to building a strong cryptographic infrastructure
- How crypto-agility reduces risk and boosts innovation
Uncover the Growing Threats to Your Digital Domain
The applications you deliver today rely heavily on APIs. In fact, 92% of attacks observed across customer applications target these endpoints. As complex architectures expand and ecosystems connect through APIs and third-party integrations, they form a precarious “ball of fire” – a risk further exacerbated by the rapid adoption of AI. By approaching application security strategically, you can gain valuable insights into vulnerabilities and tame this complexity to safely deploy modern and emerging AI applications. Discover how to empower your security team to protect existing applications and APIs – uncovering weaknesses across your digital estate and confidently securing your entire organization.
Key Takeaways:
- Identify and address vulnerabilities across APIs and integrations
- Gain visibility into your digital estate to reduce exposure
- Build a strategic approach to application security in an AI-driven world
The Do's and Don'ts of Device Control Beyond USB Storage
Modern Device Control needs to support multiple data transfer channels, adapt to emerging business and compliance requirements, and provide detailed, context-aware protections without compromising productivity. Today, data leaves organizations not only through USB sticks, but also through wireless methods such as Bluetooth, local and network printers, peer-to-peer sharing tools like AirDrop, mobile devices, and specialized ports, such as FireWire. Managing these risks is further compounded by mixed OS environments that include Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Key Takeaways:
- Device Control: Data loss via USB, Bluetooth, printers, mobile devices, and more
- Ransomware Protection: Blocking unauthorized devices completely and eliminating risk at the hardware level
- Enforcing Encryption: Encrypting files and devices to accommodate authorized data transfers while controlling access to decryption keys
- DLP for Mixed OS Environments: Overcoming the unique device control and DLP challenges associated with environments that include Windows, macOS and Linux
Embracing Neurodiversity in Your Cyber Workforce
The neurodivergent community contributes unique perspectives that enhance organizations' ability to tackle cybersecurity challenges. Many strengths, such as exceptional attention to detail, innovative problem-solving abilities, and keen pattern recognition, are invaluable assets in the industry. This webinar will explore how embracing neurodiversity can drive success and foster an inclusive environment for everyone in cybersecurity. Learn more about the benefits of inclusive thinking in solving complex problems.
Key Takeaways:
- Benefits of neurodiversity in tackling complex security challenges
- Practical steps to create an inclusive, supportive environment
- How diversity enhances resilience and innovation in cybersecurity teams
Navigating Malware-Free Attacks
We started with a simple question: what do modern attackers do? After analyzing over 700,000 security incidents, one technique was almost universally present: a staggering 84% of major attacks incorporated Living Off The Land (LOTL) tactics, using the same native tools and utilities your administrators use every day. If the tools are the same, how do you tell an attacker from a user? To find out, we turned our focus to legitimate usage data. By comparing this legitimate activity side-by-side with the malicious activity, we found quite a lot of interesting patterns. This webinar shares actionable insights from real-world attacks to better detect threats hiding in plain sight.
Key Takeaways:
- Understand LOTL techniques and why they’re so effective
- Learn how to distinguish malicious activity from legitimate usage
- Implement detection strategies based on real-world attack patterns
How to Modernize Threat Protection in the Age of AI
The surge in generative AI and increasingly sophisticated social engineering tactics has given cybercriminals powerful new tools to exploit human vulnerabilities—especially through email. These attacks are no longer just technical; they’re psychological, targeting your employees to gain access, steal data, and inflict financial and reputational damage.
Key Takeaways:
- Explore actionable approaches for strengthening your human firewall
- Discover how to empower your workforce, reduce risk
- Build a resilient defense against today’s AI-enhanced threats
Ready to dive deeper? All these sessions are available on-demand through ISC2. Whether you’re focused on endpoint security, AI-driven defense, or building an inclusive cyber workforce, these webinars deliver practical insights you can apply immediately.
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