Truesec will show what happens when AI is used to attack an organization and what it takes to defend against it.
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What does an AI-powered cyberattack actually look like? AI is changing cybersecurity on both sides. Attackers can move faster, automate more, and launch increasingly sop…
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Truesec
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- Computer and Network Security
- Location
- Sweden, Denmark, Suomi, Norway, Germany, SE
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
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Truesec announced that David Lilja and Viktor Hedberg are in Marbella this week for Lead With Microsoft Security by Arrow, featuring insights on preparing for and withstand cyberattacks, handling attacks, and the threat landscape.
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Truesec Cybersecurity Summit 2026 is scheduled to take place in Umeå on October 6, Stockholm on October 8, and Copenhagen & online on October 21.
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Truesec is producing a lot more software and faster, while AI is a detective finding vulnerabilities at scale.
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