In this event, you will gain the knowledge and tools to identify, mitigate, and prevent security risks, strengthening the reliability and security of your AI systems. WWT's Prompt Injection and Training Data Poisoning labs help users understand and defend against two major LLM security threats. The Prompt Injection Lab demonstrates how attackers manipulate LLMs with deceptive inputs to extract sensitive data or execute unintended actions, while the Training Data Poisoning Lab explores how corrupting training or retrieval data can introduce biases , vulnerabilities, or backdoors.

This learning path and lab will teach the basics of OT security, and how Armis aims to protect and manage OT devices across environments through complete asset visibility and control. Throughout this live lab workshop, you will learn the basics of the Armis architecture, as well as explore the ways that Armis is able to provide complete asset visibility, track asset activity, and reporting on asset health. You will also explore some of the key security capabilities that the Armis platform provides by leveraging the Armis Knowledge Base and the Armis Vulnerability Management (AVM).

Join us for the Virtual Lab Workshop, where we'll introduce the Infrastructure Source of Truth Learning Series. This series is designed for infrastructure engineers to learn how to manage data for automation effectively. You'll explore the concept of a "Source of Truth" (SoT) and key considerations for building one. The session covers two SoT solutions: Text File-based SoT and NetBox as a SoT. In the Text File module, you'll learn how to manage and use text files in automation. The NetBox module will teach you how to interface with NetBox for managing variable data and inventory. The workshop includes hands-on labs with guided challenges to reinforce these concepts, providing practical experience with both file-based and NetBox SoT solutions.

Join us for the Virtual Lab Workshop! During this exclusive session, the host will introduce the Cisco RoCE Networking lab. This lab is designed to provide an environment to gain hands-on experience with the fundamental features of Cisco RoCE Networking Lab. This lab will demonstrate how the Cisco Nexus Dashboard Fabric Controller (NDFC) can easily set up an AI/ML fabric with a simple point-and-click GUI. This one-hour event is limited to 60 participants who will have the opportunity to engage in Q&A during the session. Attendees are encouraged to actively participate by launching the lab themselves alongside the host for a hands-on experience.

Join us for the Virtual Lab Workshop! During this exclusive session, the host will explore Cisco Nexus Dashboard Insights.

Join us for the Virtual Lab Workshop! During this exclusive session, the host will launch the "Introduction to OpenShift AI with Intel and Dell Infrastructure" lab. This lab is designed to provide an environment to gain hands-on experience with the fundamental features of OpenShift AI. The environment that supports the lab is completely virtual, removing any hardware dependencies associated with physical infrastructure. This one-hour event is limited to 60 participants who will have the opportunity to engage in Q&A during the session. Attendees are encouraged to actively participate by launching the lab themselves alongside the host for a hands-on experience.

Join us for the Virtual Lab Workshop! During this exclusive session, the host will introduce the Cisco XDR Foundations. In this Live Lab event you will learn the basics about Cisco's XDR console and how to navigate through the many tools available to an analyst. Our Cisco XDR Foundations lab highlights the importance of having an XDR solution by showcasing the necessary tools an analyst will need to help your organization defend against cyber security threats.

Join us for the Virtual Lab Workshop! During this exclusive session, the host will introduce the Open Shortest Path Foundations (OSPF) Learning path. This learning path on foundational Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) provides a comprehensive introduction and deep dive into the core aspects of OSPF. It starts by explaining the basics of OSPF, including its purpose, operation, and fundamental concepts such as OSPF Neighbors, advertising routes, authentication, OSPF network types, and many others. This learning path aims to equip network professionals with the foundational knowledge needed to manage and optimize OSPF in real-world environments, emphasizing best practices and common pitfalls.