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WWT Innovation Vendor Spotlight - imper.ai
You're invited to our next WWT Innovation Vendor Spotlight, featuring a special session with imper.ai
imper.ai is the Workforce Identity Verification platform that prevents impersonation and account takeover across the employee lifecycle. They combine infrastructure-level impersonation detection with AI-driven contextual verification to confirm both the legitimacy of the environment and the authenticity of the person behind the interaction.
Why Data Readiness Is the New GPU Optimization Strategy
Agentic AI is changing the economics of enterprise infrastructure. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, WWT's Jeff Fonke, NetApp's Mike Homer and NVIDIA's Jason Schroedle explain why how token economics are reshaping cloud and on-prem decisions and why AI-ready data may be the true foundation for enterprise AI success.
Akamai: Defining the Future of AI Security: Akamai Selected as Strategic Security Partner for WWT's ARMOR Framework
Akamai's security solutions strengthen WWT's vendor-agnostic AI security framework, helping organizations scale AI with greater resilience, performance and protection.
Microsoft Surface & Copilot – Better Together: Securing the AI-Powered Workplace
This learning path gives IT and business decision-makers a complete picture of Microsoft Surface as both a productivity platform and a security control point, moving from why Surface accelerates AI adoption to how it secures that AI experience end-to-end.
Navigating the Mythos Reality: 3 Questions Every Exec Must Answer About Frontier AI
Frontier AI is moving faster than traditional cyber defenses while access to models such as Mythos and Fable can change without warning. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, WWT's Chief National Security and Critical Infrastructure Advisor Madison Horn and Field CTO Robert Geis explain why security leaders must look beyond any single model and answer three urgent questions: How do we defend at machine speed? Which tools can we trust? And who is accountable when a critical dependency changes or disappears?
Forbes: The AI Visibility Gap Driving The Rise Of AI Ops
As enterprises race to scale AI, observability and operational control are emerging as critical requirements for managing cost, risk and performance.
Partner POV | How Zscaler Zero Trust Firewall Protects Against AI-Driven Attacks
Artificial intelligence is reshaping cybersecurity on both sides. Defenders are using AI to improve detection and response, while attackers are using it to move faster, test more aggressively, and evade traditional controls with alarming efficiency. Tasks that once took skilled operators hours or days can now be executed in minutes through automated, adaptive attack loops.
Partner POV | Exposure Management After Mythos: 4 Urgent Changes Security Leaders Must Make Now
The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) grew by nearly 50,000 CVEs in 2025, and every year sees more "high" or "critical" CVEs than the year before. When Anthropic disclosed that Claude Mythos could unearth decades-old vulnerabilities in major web browsers and operating systems considered particularly hardened – and exploit them in minutes – an already overwhelming risk landscape became exponentially more daunting.
Partner POV | Zscaler is Proud to be Part of Project Glasswing: AI Can't Breach What it Can't Find
Anthropic has been at the forefront of AI innovations. Dario Amodei, Anthropic CEO, has always been mindful of the dangers of very powerful AI models and has advocated for their responsible use. Recognizing the power of their Mythos model to uncover long-hidden software vulnerabilities, Anthropic took a responsible approach. Through Project Glasswing, they made the model available only to a select group of organizations that either operate or protect our country's critical infrastructure. Zscaler is proud to collaborate with Anthropic on Project Glasswing, which has provided us with access to Claude Mythos Preview.
Why 82% of Your AI Coding Budget Isn't Shipping Software
AI can now write code and accelerate development, but using AI tools isn't the same as becoming AI-native. Recorded at Cisco Live, this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast features Cisco SVP and Chief Product Officer of the Cisco Security Product Management organization Raj Chopra, WWT SVP of Global Solutions and Architecture Brian Ortbals and WWT VP of Digital Experiences Joe Berger discussing how AI is reshaping development and transforming the enterprise.
Microsoft-Beyond the Default: Governing Shadow AI & Insider Risk in Microsoft 365
Every prompt is a potential exposure point. This learning path breaks down the risks of AI oversharing, from unintended data leaks to compliance violations, helping you build smarter habits and stronger guardrails. Designed for anyone working with AI tools, you'll leave with practical strategies to protect sensitive information in an increasingly AI-powered workplace.
Your Detections Won't Catch This
AI agents introduce a new detection failure mode: activity that passes every rule but still produces the wrong outcome. This post explores why event-based detection breaks and why the signal now exists in the sequence, not the event.