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When I look at customer trends, read the news about breaches, one trend that is clear - Blindly restoring a #backup after an identity breach can trigger your next incident. Attackers (humans and NHIs) who log in with valid credentials don’t go rouge right away. They quietly set themselves up to stay: shadow admins, tweaked conditional access policies, rogue OAuth permissions. Restore an unverified snapshot and you put all of it back into production. Same backdoors. Same attacker. Round two. Recovered isn’t the same as trusted. What matters is "Mean Time to Good State": how fast you get back to an environment you can trust. Getting past “restore and hope” takes: * Behavioral insight that maps human and non-human activity to known attacker techniques * A clear view of impact and blast radius * Containment and #recovery recommendations backed by evidence. Less guesswork, faster response, a shorter "Mean Time to Good State". Really proud of what our team built here. See how Druva Identity Resilience breaks the reinfection loop: https://ow.ly/FQLj50ZOWwe #IdentitySecurity #CyberResilience #IncidentResponse #ZeroTrust #Druva

Copilot, Claude, and AI Agents: The New Risk Landscape Your teams adopted Copilot, Claude, and AI agents to move faster — and handed them permissions, access, and the freedom to act on their own. So what happens when an agent does precisely what it was asked, and that turns out to be the threat?

If an AI agent can make a thousand changes before you clear one alert, how do you prove your data is still safe? When threats move at machine speed, yesterday’s playbooks and manual triage can’t keep up. At the AI + Data Security Virtual Summit ’26, you’ll see how Jen Easterly breaks resilience into measurable steps—faster signal, smarter response, safer recovery—so you can redesign your data protection strategy for an era where every second is a risk calculation.

Your AI agents can rewrite your world before you finish your morning coffee—and so can your adversaries. When one line of AI-driven code goes sideways, the damage doesn’t spread by systems anymore; it spreads by seconds. At the AI + Data Security Virtual Summit ’26, Jen Easterly invites you to stand in that moment of panic and flip it into a moment of control, rebuilding resilience so your team can breathe again—even when AI doesn’t.

You approve sign-ins all day long—click, click, trust. But what if the next “approved” login quietly hands your environment to an attacker? When valid credentials go rogue, the usual safety nets don’t catch you, and a restore button becomes a false sense of security. Join Druva’s Bryan Evans to start questioning the logins you’ve been trained to accept—and learn how you can say “yes” again with confidence.

Your board isn’t asking if AI-driven attacks are coming—they’re asking if you’re ready to answer for them. When AI can rewrite your environment faster than your team can read a single alert, your credibility rides on every second. Join Jen Easterly at the AI + Data Security Virtual Summit ’26 as she grounds AI security hype in real-world failures, hard-won lessons, and practical ways to harden your resilience strategy before the next incident becomes your reputation story.