What would happen if your business suffered a major cyber attack today? Most organizations aren't ready. But yours can be. In this powerful discussion, WWT cybersecurity experts Kate Kuehn and Angela Brandt reveal how businesses can stay operational through inevitable cyber incidents. Learn why AI-driven threats, internal mistakes, and system malfunctions are reshaping security strategies and how you can build a resilient business that doesn't just survive, but thrives in the face of disruption.

Many organizations are facing a growing problem: a patchwork of overlapping tools, redundant features and platforms that don't integrate. The result? Skyrocketing budgets, underutilized assets and security teams overwhelmed by the complexity of managing it all. But the bigger question is: Do you actually have the right tools to provide the coverage you need? Join Matt Berry Global Field CTO for Cybersecurity at WWT and Justin Peterson Senior Director at WWT, as they dive into this pressing issue. Together, they'll reveal how to turn your security stack from a liability into a strategic asset.

In today's evolving threat landscape, cybersecurity governance is no longer just an IT function—it's a business imperative. Regulators demand more than compliance checkboxes; they expect organizations to prove that their security controls work. Join WWT security experts Mario Balakgie and Mike Dombrowski for a deep dive into governance strategies that align security with business objectives, mitigate emerging risks and drive operational resilience. You'll learn how organizations can move from compliance-driven to risk-driven approaches, ensuring faster, smarter decision-making in an interconnected world.

No longer simply about Wi-Fi, today's campus networks integrate with building systems that can drive innovation, enhance employee experience, accelerate environmental initiatives and unlock the power of AI. Join WWT Technical Solutions Architect Samuel Clements as he talks about how wireless technology is reshaping connectivity for campus networks and acts as a platform to support hybrid work models that are more secure and embrace the unpredictability of an AI-driven future. Clements also discusses how IT leaders can create inroads with facilities management teams by treating them like a line of business, matching the right wireless technology to specific use cases and how optimized facilities can create a competitive advantage for your organization.