Over the past twelve months, AI moved from a productivity aid attackers used into something that runs intrusions, builds malware, and operates criminal services at scale. At the same time, the AI your own teams are adopting is opening exposure most security programs have not mapped yet. The AI Security Report 2026 and this webinar break down exactly where the threat landscape stands today and what your organization can do about it.
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AI Security Report 2026: A Turning Point for Enterprise Security
Sergey Shykevich walks through the key findings from Check Point Research, joined by AI security experts Ofir Israel and Shahar Tal, covering how AI is enabling attacks, expanding the enterprise attack surface, eroding digital identity, and driving data leakage through GenAI adoption.
The AI Security Report 2026
Get the full report behind on the 2026 AI threat landscape. The AI Security Report 2026 documents how AI crossed from development aid to live attack operator, drawing on Check Point Research incidents, telemetry, and original case studies across four pillars: attacks powered by AI, attacks against AI, digital identity under siege, and enterprise data leakage.
