About the Webinar:
Cyber risk no longer sits only inside the enterprise. It can also be shaped upstream across shared infrastructure, edge devices and global networks.
In this 20‑minute virtual briefing, Lumen Technologies and Black Lotus Labs share key findings from the 2026 Lumen Defender Threatscape Report.
The discussion examines how modern cyberthreats are evolving and what organisations in Asia Pacific need to consider as AI changes attacker methods, scale and sophistication.
Watch the briefing for perspectives on AI‑enabled threat activity, changing threat attribution, shared attack infrastructure and the role of network‑level visibility in early detection.
What the briefing covers
- Threats in the AI era: How AI can affect attacker methods, scale and sophistication, contributing to changing cyberthreat patterns.
- AI‑enabled adversary activity: How adversaries may use AI as the threat landscape continues to evolve.
- The network as a detection layer: How shared infrastructure can conceal attacker activity and why network‑level visibility matters for early detection.
- DDoS attacks and lessons from 2025: A closer look at how a DDoS attack is constructed, with key takeaways from 2025 and considerations for the year ahead.
About the Webinar:
Cyber risk no longer sits only inside the enterprise. It can also be shaped upstream across shared infrastructure, edge devices and global networks.
In this 20‑minute virtual briefing, Lumen Technologies and Black Lotus Labs share key findings from the 2026 Lumen Defender Threatscape Report.
The discussion examines how modern cyberthreats are evolving and what organisations in Asia Pacific need to consider as AI changes attacker methods, scale and sophistication.
Watch the briefing for perspectives on AI‑enabled threat activity, changing threat attribution, shared attack infrastructure and the role of network‑level visibility in early detection.
What the briefing covers
- Threats in the AI era: How AI can affect attacker methods, scale and sophistication, contributing to changing cyberthreat patterns.
- AI‑enabled adversary activity: How adversaries may use AI as the threat landscape continues to evolve.
- The network as a detection layer: How shared infrastructure can conceal attacker activity and why network‑level visibility matters for early detection.
- DDoS attacks and lessons from 2025: A closer look at how a DDoS attack is constructed, with key takeaways from 2025 and considerations for the year ahead.
