Present
WHAT WE DISCUSSED
Security leaders are facing a new reality: attackers no longer need to break in; they log in, live off the land, and exploit trusted identities, browsers, and legitimate tools already inside the enterprise.
Participants joined Red Canary and Zscaler for an executive roundtable led by Keith McCammon, head of product and threat strategy at Red Canary, for a candid discussion on the threats and techniques already shaping the 2026 security landscape. Drawing on frontline threat intelligence and real-world incident patterns, this conversation moved beyond hype to examine what adversaries are actually doing — and how security leaders can respond.
This interactive discussion helped leaders pressure-test their security posture and leave with practical perspectives on where to invest attention and resources next.
Discussion themes included:
- The most impactful attack techniques security teams should expect in 2026
- Why identity and browser activity have become primary attack surfaces
- How AI is reshaping both offensive and defensive security strategies
- Practical approaches to modernizing security operations for faster detection and response
AGENDA
6:00 PM – 6:15 PM
Welcome
6:15 PM – 7:00 PM
Roundtable Discussion
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Dinner
8:00 PM – 8:20 PM
Networking
8:20 PM – 8:30 PM
Closing
SOLUTION EXPERT
Keith McCammon
Co-founder and Chief Security Officer, Red Canary
Keith leads Red Canary’s product development and is responsible for the company’s security strategy, operations, and threat research. He has spent nearly two decades identifying and solving complex problems related to information security and risk, including over a decade of service to the United States Department of Defense and Intelligence Community.
