Future of Security

Overview

Cloud and AI environments are no longer contained within one platform, one team or one control framework. As organisations scale across AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI, Kubernetes and cloud-native development pipelines, security leaders are facing a more complex challenge: not whether they can see risk, but whether they can understand which risks matter most, who owns them, and how quickly the organisation can act.

This webinar brings Sekuro and Wiz together to explore how cyber leaders can close the gap between platform visibility and operational security maturity. Wiz provides unified, contextual visibility across cloud and AI risk; connecting vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, identity exposures and active threats to surface what is genuinely critical. Sekuro helps organisations translate that visibility into prioritised action, governance, workflow integration, remediation ownership and measurable improvement.

The discussion will examine how security leaders can move beyond fragmented tooling, endless alert queues and point-in-time assurance towards a more accountable, prioritised and operational model of cloud security; one that helps security, engineering and the business work from the same view of risk.

In this webinar we will discuss:

1. Moving from visibility to prioritization:

Understanding which cloud risks truly matter based on context, combination and business impact, rather than treating every alert or finding as equal. Strategic Problem / Value Gap.

2. Shifting from reaction to prevention:

Helping developers and security teams identify and fix risk earlier, before issues reach production or become material exposures. Strategic Shift / Transformation Direction.

3. Replacing periodic compliance with continuous assurance:

Moving beyond point-in-time assessments towards real-time compliance coverage across frameworks and environments that are changing by the hour. Governance / Risk / Assurance Shift.

4. Moving from tool sprawl to a unified platform view:

Consolidating fragmented investments into a single, coherent view of cloud and AI risk, so leaders can reduce complexity and act with greater confidence. Execution Opportunity / Operating Model Shift.

5. Turning security insight into operational action:

Embedding risk intelligence into the workflows security and engineering teams already use, so findings are owned, prioritised, remediated and measured. Future State / Executive Outcome / Sponsor Positioning.

What to expect

• and Scale Cloud, Security
• Frameworks Policy-as-Code
• AI Controls Autonomous
• Attendance 200+
• Trust Enforcement Zero

What we will cover

• Moving from visibility to prioritization Understanding which cloud risks truly matter based on context, combination and business impact, rather than treating every alert or finding as equal. Strategic Problem / Value Gap.
• Shifting from reaction to prevention Helping developers and security teams identify and fix risk earlier, before issues reach production or become material exposures. Strategic Shift / Transformation Direction.
• Replacing periodic compliance with continuous assurance beyond point-in-time assessments towards real-time compliance coverage across frameworks and environments that are changing by the hour. Governance / Risk / Assurance Shift.
• Moving from tool sprawl to a unified platform view Consolidating fragmented investments into a single, coherent view of cloud and AI risk, so leaders can reduce complexity and act with greater confidence. Execution Opportunity / Operating Model Shift.
• Turning security insight into operational action Embedding risk intelligence into the workflows security and engineering teams already use, so findings are owned, prioritised, remediated and measured. Future State / Executive Outcome / Sponsor Positioning.

Agenda

• 2:00 pm Welcome & Opening Context(Future of Cloud Security - Live Summit) This opening session will frame why cloud and AI security now requires more than visibility. It will set the context for how organisations can move from fragmented risk signals to clearer prioritisation, ownership and action. • Set the cloud security challenge for 2026 • Frame why visibility alone is no longer enough • Outline the path from insight to action
• 2:05 pm From Visibility to Action: The Cloud Security Maturity Gap(Future of Cloud Security - Live Summit) Security teams now have more tools and more alerts, but not always more clarity. This session explores the gap between seeing risk and building the operational maturity needed to act on it effectively. • Why more visibility often creates more noise • Where fragmented tools slow security decisions • How maturity depends on prioritisation and ownership
• 2:15 pm Prioritising What Matters: Context, Ownership and Business Impact(Future of Cloud Security - Live Summit) Not every cloud finding carries the same level of risk. This session will look at how cyber leaders can use context, exposure and business impact to identify which issues need immediate attention. • Identify which risks are genuinely critical • Connect findings to business impact and exposure • Clarify ownership across security and engineering teams
• 2:20 pm Shifting Left: From Reactive Response to Earlier Prevention(Future of Cloud Security - Live Summit) Cloud security becomes more effective when risk is addressed earlier in the development lifecycle. This session will explore how security and engineering teams can reduce downstream remediation by identifying issues before they reach production. • Find and fix risk before production • Support developers with clearer security context • Reduce downstream remediation pressure
• 2:25 pm Continuous Assurance in Fast-Changing Cloud Environments(Future of Cloud Security - Live Summit) Periodic compliance checks are no longer enough for cloud and AI environments that change by the hour. This session will examine how organisations can move towards real-time assurance and stronger governance. • Move beyond point-in-time compliance checks • Maintain real-time visibility across changing environments • Strengthen governance across cloud and AI workloads
• 2:30 pm Panel Discussion: Building a Unified Operating Model for Cloud Security(Future of Cloud Security - Live Summit) This panel will explore how security, engineering and business teams can work from a shared view of risk. The discussion will focus on reducing tool sprawl, improving accountability and creating a more operational model for cloud security. • Reduce tool sprawl and operational complexity • Align security, engineering and business teams • Build shared accountability for cloud risk
• 2:35 pm Audience Q&A(Future of Cloud Security - Live Summit) This session gives attendees the opportunity to ask practical questions and explore the challenges they are facing in their own cloud and AI security environments. • Address live questions from attendees • Discuss practical barriers and next steps • Share peer perspectives on cloud security maturity
• 2:40 pm Closing Remarks(Future of Cloud Security - Live Summit) The closing session will summarise the key takeaways from the webinar and reinforce the priority actions security leaders can consider as they mature their cloud and AI security programs. • Recap key discussion points • Highlight priority actions for security leaders • Confirm next steps after the webinar

Speakers

• Faheem Shah · Chief Information Officer (CIO), ABB Australia

Partners

• Sekuro
• Wiz

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