Defense Service Provider Networking

Join us for a hands-on look at securing non-human identities in Microsoft Entra, with a focus on the unique challenges introduced by agentic AI workloads. This session explores how AI agents authenticate through service principals and managed identities, the security risks that come with misconfiguration, and the practical skills needed to design and govern non-human identity security at scale in AI-driven environments.

Step into the role of a SAVE defender and face a coordinated, multi-front attack in a live Cyber Range environment. Your team of 3 to 4 will use Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM, Prisma AIRS, and Next-Generation Firewall to investigate an AI prompt injection attack, a phishing compromise, and a web server breach, then stop the attacker and eradicate the threat. Work together, race the clock, and earn your place on the scoreboard. Tools & Resources: 🔶 Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM 🔶 Palo Alto Networks Prisma AIRS 🔶 Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW)

Your organization is deploying AI. Has your security team ever watched an AI application get attacked, and shown they're prepared to defend it? This live Capture the Flag event puts your team inside a realistic adversarial AI scenario, defending an enterprise RAG application with the same tools securing production AI today. Featured in a workshop at DEF CON's Red Team Village, and now available virtually through the WWT Cyber Range. Tools utilized in the game: 🔷 Cisco AI Defense: monitors and secures LLM-powered applications, detecting prompt injection, data leakage, model misalignment, and unsafe tool/MCP calls 🔷 Isovalent Cilium & Hubble: Kubernetes-native network visibility and Layer 3/4/7 policy enforcement between workloads 🔷 Isovalent Tetragon: runtime process and file-level protection inside Kubernetes pods

We are thrilled to extend an exclusive invitation to a networking reception hosted by World Wide Technology at SC26 in Chicago. Join WWT and Softchoice leadership alongside NVIDIA for an evening of connection and conversation at Chicago Oyster House. This is a non-transferable, invite-only event for WWT customers and partners.

REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT IS CLOSED. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, WE HAVE OUR NEXT EVENT PUBLISHED FOR 1/21/27 https://www.wwt.com/event/6ad67c77e600410f81d6663e . Step into the role of a SAVE defender and face a coordinated, multi-front attack in a live Cyber Range environment. Your team of 3 to 4 will use Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM, Prisma AIRS, and Next-Generation Firewall to investigate an AI prompt injection attack, a phishing compromise, and a web server breach, then stop the attacker and eradicate the threat. Work together, race the clock, and earn your place on the scoreboard. Tools & Resources: 🔶 Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM 🔶 Palo Alto Networks Prisma AIRS 🔶 Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW)

Join us for a hands-on walkthrough of Keeper Security's password management and privileged access platform, framed around a new employee's first week at a fictional financial services firm. Attendees will learn to capture and store credentials safely, defend against phishing attempts, add two-factor protection, and share sensitive records securely. The session also covers Keeper's Privileged Access Manager (PAM), demonstrating how to broker secure RDP and SSH sessions using encrypted tunnels and temporary, just-in-time accounts, all built around Zero Trust and least-privilege principles.

Join us for a hands-on look at Check Point's SD-WAN solution, which centralizes routing decisions across multiple WAN links and automatically steers traffic to the best-performing path in real time. In this workshop, you'll see how Check Point builds encrypted tunnels that connect branches, data centers, and cloud networks under a single, centrally managed security policy — improving application performance, increasing resiliency through link diversity, and replacing manual, device-by-device configuration with policy-driven routing intent managed through SmartConsole.

Join us for a live, virtual Hands-On Lab Workshop built around the Network Engineering Foundations learning series from the WWT Advanced Technology Center. This series covers the fundamentals of network engineering through hands-on labs and real-world examples, helping you develop the practical skills needed to build and maintain robust networks. In this session, our ATC instructors will walk you through the series, highlight the key technologies it covers, from network media and Layer 2 switching to OSPF, EIGRP, and BGP, and show you how to put the series to work on your own learning journey. Whether you are an aspiring network engineer, an IT professional, or simply curious about the backbone of today's interconnected world, this workshop is a great place to start.