Name: Securing the Pipeline: 2026 Supply Chain Threats
Start: 2026-06-25T13:00:00Z
End: 2026-06-25T13:00:29.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Building a Security Operations Center (SOC) is no longer a "nice-to-have" - it is the backbone of resilience for business of any size. But the real question for C-level executives, IT leaders and business owners isn't if you need a SOC, but which model is right for your organization today.

In this session, we introduce a practical framework for SOC strategy: Run, Build, or Improve - with a focus on how organizations can develop their internal capabilities and increase SOC maturity.

Run a SOC – when speed and efficiency matter most. Learn how managed services like MDR can provide immediate threat detection and response without the need to build an in-house team from scratch.

Build a SOC – when control and customization are critical. Discover what it really takes to design and launch a SOC, from architecture and processes to hiring and technology stack.

Improve a SOC – when you already have a SOC but need to make it more effective. Explore how to enhance detection quality, automate workflows, and reduce analyst workload through technology, consulting, and training.

We will also cover:

• Key stages of SOC maturity and how to assess your current level
• Common challenges when building and scaling a SOC in-house
• Practical approaches to improving efficiency, processes, and team performance
• How modern technologies (including automation and AI) support SOC evolution

Whether you're starting from zero or optimizing an existing SOC, this session will help you choose the right path - and evolve it over time.

SOC maturity model. What suits your business the most?

In this webinar, we will look at what is happening in the SMB threat landscape, how attackers reach employees and which practical steps can help businesses stay protected.

We will also show how Kaspersky solutions can support SMBs with a balanced approach: from proactive protection to faster response when something goes wrong.

What you will learn at this webinar:

• Why SMBs are becoming an easier target for cybercriminals
• What current SMB threat statistics tell us
• Which attack surfaces create the biggest risks
• How to move from proactive to reactive protection with a clear to-do list
• Key steps SMBs can take to improve security without overcomplicating it

From Easy Target to Ready Business: A Practical SMB Cybersecurity Guide

Kaspersky Compromise Assessment* projects conducted in 2025 revealed a persistent detection gap across organizations: many incidents remained unnoticed for weeks, months or even years. In some cases, hidden threats survived initial incident response activities, persisted in backups, abused legitimate remote management tools, or continued operating because alerts were never properly validated.

Join our expert discussion as we break down key findings from real-world Compromise Assessment projects and learn what they reveal about modern detection and response capabilities.

What you will learn at this webinar:

• How intruders bypass standard controls: real-world tactics used by sophisticated actors to stay unnoticed.
• The hidden risks in your environment: why traditional log analysis and security monitoring can leave response gaps.
• Proactive hunting frameworks: how to combine darknet threat intelligence, endpoint scanning and network forensics to uncover active compromises.
This webinar is designed for CISOs, SOC leaders, incident response teams, security architects, and risk owners who want to better understand where detection capabilities fail and how to close those gaps before attackers exploit them.

*Kaspersky Compromise Assessment is an independent, expert-driven service that aims to check whether the target network has been compromised. It combines threat intelligence analysis (including darknet sources), tool-aided endpoint scanning, systematic review of security event logs and network traffic, and, when required, an initial incident response recommendation.

Missed Incidents: Compromise Assessment Insights

Supply chain attacks are no longer a theoretical threat—they have rapidly evolved into a primary weapon against corporate infrastructure. Since mid-2025, the industry has witnessed a massive surge in targeted compromises, spanning from high-profile incidents like the Shai-Hulud worm to sophisticated campaigns leveraging GlassWorm via GitHub, npm, and VS Code. With new malicious packages being detected weekly, organizations that build proprietary software or manage large IT environments can no longer afford to treat open-source dependencies with blind trust.

This session will move past basic security concepts to analyze how attackers are actively exploiting trusted development pipelines to exfiltrate data and infect target environments. Our experts will dive into real-world telemetries and provide actionable, risk-aware strategies to help your security and development teams catch these hidden threats before they reach production. Join the discussion to discover how to build resilient defense models tailored to your specific organizational architecture and business risks.

Securing the Pipeline: 2026 Supply Chain Threats

Mobile devices have become a prime target for threat actors, with threats evolving far beyond traditional banking Trojans. From preinstalled malware and residential proxy abuse to NFC-enabled financial attacks, stalkerware, and sophisticated iOS spyware campaigns, the mobile threat landscape is expanding rapidly.

In this webinar, our experts will uncover the latest trends shaping the mobile threat landscape and share insights from recent researches into Android and iOS threats. The session will explore how attackers distribute malware, exploit device vulnerabilities, abuse messaging platforms, and sneak into app stores, and monetize infected devices at scale.

Join our researchers as they break down real-world campaigns, emerging malware families, and the techniques threat actors are using to compromise mobile users worldwide.

The Dark Side of Mobile: Threats Targeting Android & iOS

AI is everywhere. But what does it actually do for your cybersecurity?
Join us for a straight-talking session where we break it down. You’ll see how AI is already working inside our products. From SIEM to machine learning models. From our Kaspersky Expertise Centers to real-world detection.

We'll walk you through:

• key trends shaping AI in cybersecurity
• how AI strengthens your defenses in practice
• where it delivers real value today

Think of it as a behind-the-scenes look at how intelligent technologies turn data into decisions. Because when it comes to cyberthreats, reacting is not enough. You need to stay one step ahead.

AI Meets Cybersecurity: Powering the Next Digital Move

Human-driven targeted attacks don’t announce themselves. Attackers blend into normal traffic, move laterally and can remain unnoticed for months.

Join us on May 19 as we explore the current APT landscape and break down the most popular techniques used by sophisticated actors, including how they’re executed in real intrusions.

We’ll walk you through a step by step, real world APT attack to demonstrate why NDR solutions are essential, and how they detect advanced threats that traditional security tools can miss.

Register now for an APT deep dive with Kaspersky’s GReAT and Anti-Malware Research experts!

See the Unseen: How NDR Detects Hidden Threats

Hunting 0-day threats requires a strategic balance of automated detection and unique expert analysis. Join our session as we navigate the nuances of identifying unknown vulnerabilities. We’ll move past the marketing hype to explore how your specific industry risks and organizational context shape an effective response. No "one-size-fits-all" solutions—only real-world insights from MDR and IR services on what it truly takes to catch the unseen. 

Join our session with Boris Larin, Principal Security Researcher at Kaspersky GReAT, who will navigate the nuances of identifying unknown vulnerabilities.

How Do We Catch 0-days?

How today’s SOC challenges and emerging trends are reshaping security operations — and what organizations can do now to build a modern, resilient SOC for the future.
Key discussion points:
- The reality today. SOC teams face alert overload, limited context and increasing pressure to respond faster with fewer resources.
- What’s changing. AI, platform consolidation and identity-driven threats are transforming how security operations detect, investigate and respond — while organizations must scale protection without increasing headcount.
- What comes next. The future SOC blends automation with human expertise: AI handles speed and volume, while analysts focus on high-impact decisions and risk management.
How to get there. Practical steps and technologies to help organizations move from reactive operations to a modern SOC.

SOC Evolution: From Firefighting to Strategic Risk Management

Threat intelligence is useful — but enrichment is where it becomes a real product advantage. In this session, you’ll see how to turn raw indicators into clear, decision-ready context with Kaspersky Threat Lookup, speed up investigations by sending suspicious files to a cloud sandbox for safe analysis, and stop threats earlier by enforcing protection at the network layer with NGFW Feeds.

We’ll break down practical enrichment flows, show what “good” looks like in a product experience, and share ways to translate these capabilities into outcomes your customers actually care about: faster triage, fewer false alarms, and more confident blocking decisions — without slowing teams down.

The Power of Enrichment: Boosting Your Product with Threat Intelligence

On a typical work day, a finance manager receives what looks like a routine email: a shared file link from a trusted service and a short note asking them to “review and approve.” A few clicks later, their credentials are gone.

Incidents like this show why email is still the easiest way for cyber attackers to get into an organization.

Join our experts on April 2 for a live webinar as we unpack the latest findings from the Kaspersky Spam and Phishing Report 2025, and map them to what security and IT teams are seeing in their inboxes today – from abuse of trusted platforms to modern phishing techniques designed to bypass legacy defenses.

In this session, we’ll cover:
• Key insights from the Kaspersky Spam and Phishing Report 2025, including the current email threat landscape and the trends shaping corporate mail risk in 2025-2026
• The tactics attackers are using right now, such as abuse of trusted services (like Google), advanced phishing, QR code attacks, impersonation, spoofing and more – with real examples and statistics
• How to build a more resilient email security posture with Kaspersky Security for Mail Server, and how it helps organizations deal with today’s email threats.

Register now to understand the latest email threats and how to stop them.

Corporate email under attack: The changing face of mail threats and defenses

Explore the threat landscape through a critical lens of the 2026 Global Report by Kaspersky Security Services. Based on MDR, Incident Response, Compromise Assessment and SOC Consulting data, we analyze attacker tactics, techniques, and tools across CIS, META, and Europe. This isn't a one-size-fits-all session; we’ll discuss how different industries and organizational sizes require unique responses. Join the debate on applying these findings to your specific environment and see how threat trends have evolved since 2020.

2026 Cyber World: Inside the Attacker’s Playbook

Is a centralized SOC always the answer? Join our expert discussion on the nuances of SOC strategy. We move beyond simple answers to debate in-house vs. outsourced models and how to pitch ROI to management. From "minimum" services to complex global operations, we’ll analyze how your unique business risks should dictate your security roadmap. No rigid rules — just insights for your specific context.

SOC: Build, Buy, or Hybrid?

The Dark Web has evolved into a structured marketplace. While we track trends on LinkedIn, a parallel "Shadow HR" world is recruiting talent with corporate precision. To defend your business, you must understand the infrastructure fueling these modern threats.

In this webinar, we will cover:
• The Talent Profile: An analysis of real resumes and vacancies found in the shadows.
• Shadow vs. Legal: How the underground mimics (and differs from) the tech industry.
• Future Forecasts: Data-driven theories on the evolution of the dark web job market.

Security & Ethics Disclaimer:
This session is for educational and defensive purposes only. We strictly oppose any illegal activity. Engaging with these markets is exceptionally dangerous and carries severe legal risks. Our mission is clear: Know your enemy. Understanding their business model is the only way to build a resilient defense.

Join us to see the business side of the shadows. Knowledge is your first line of defense.

Inside the Dark Web Job Market: Their Talent, Our Threat

You can read about detection logic. Or you can see how it actually works.

In this webinar, Kaspersky experts will open Hunt Hub live inside our Threat Intelligence portal and show how detection logic is built, structured, and used in practice — in direct connection with threat actors, campaigns, and techniques observed in the wild.

For a long time, detection rules often looked like a “black box” to customers. Today, this logic is transparent and accessible through the Threat Intelligence portal, allowing analysts to understand why a detection exists, which actor behavior it covers, and how it relates to known threat activity.

This is a hands-on session focused on practice. Our speakers will show:


• How detection rules are organized and maintained inside Hunt Hub and linked to TI data
• How rules map not only to MITRE ATT&CK, but also to specific threat actors and campaigns
• How analysts can read, validate, and interpret detections in a SIGMA-like format
• How to use this knowledge to speed up investigations and reduce false assumptions
• How to use Hunt Hub proactively to anticipate relevant threats, and reactively during investigations
• What experienced SOC teams should pay attention to when working with detection logic
Beyond the walkthrough, our experts will share practical tips and best practices:

• How to explain detections to stakeholders with confidence
• How transparency helps analysts trust alerts — and act faster
• What common mistakes teams make when relying on “black box” detections
• How Hunt Hub fits into daily SOC and threat hunting workflows

You’ll leave with a clear understanding of how Hunt Hub works in practice — not as a standalone tool, but as part of an intelligence-driven security approach — and how to apply this model both proactively and during live incident response.

Register to see Hunt Hub in action — and learn directly from the experts who built it.

Hunt Hub: Opening the Black Box of EDR Detection

What happens when hacktivism becomes data driven, decentralized, and global? 
Our latest Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence analysis ‘Signal in the Noise’ examines over 11,000 hacktivist posts and activity from 120+ groups across 2025, uncovering patterns that redefine how ideological cybercampaigns operate today.

Join our experts for an exclusive session exploring:
- How hacktivists use hashtags and social media to coordinate attacks and claim responsibility 
- The regional and thematic distribution of attacks across the Middle East and beyond 
- Key attack types and behavior trends emerging in 2025 (DDoS, defacements, data breaches, doxing) 
- What these findings mean for threat intelligence teams and digital risk management strategies 

You’ll also gain practical insights into how Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence helps organizations cut through the noise to spot the genuine signals of emerging threats before they escalate.

Don’t miss your chance to get the story behind the data and understand how today’s hacktivism is shaping tomorrow’s threat landscape.

Signal in the Noise. What 2025 Hacktivism Reveals About the Modern Threat Landscape

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