Wednesday 25 November 2026, 11am-12pm hosted live on Microsoft Teams. The webinar is free to attend.
Live webinar · ITC Service × Huntress
Protecting Your Business from AI-Powered Attacks
How attackers use AI and stolen logins to get in — and how to stop them.
Your business does not need to be a household name to be a target. But understanding the risks should not require a background in cyber security.
Join ITC Service and Sasha Roshan from Huntress for a practical look at AI-driven impersonation, stolen sessions, and what effective detection and response look like across accounts and devices.
Leave with clearer questions to ask about your own protection, monitoring and response arrangements.
Delivered in partnership with Sasha Roshan from Huntress.
Date
Wednesday 25 November 2026
Time
11am-12pm
Location
Microsoft Teams
Register Your Interest
Why this session
A convincing message. A trusted account. A real business risk.
Stronger passwords are only one part of the picture. Businesses also need to understand what happens when an attacker impersonates someone they trust or gains access to an already signed-in account.
This webinar brings the discussion back to business impact: lost access, fraudulent communications and disruption — and the questions worth asking before an incident happens.
Following Cyber Connect, we are taking a closer look at identity and endpoint protection. You do not need to have attended the event to take part.
What you will learn
Understand the threat.
Know what to ask next.
Why smaller businesses are targets
Challenge the idea that an organisation can be too small to attract an attack, and consider what that means for your business.
AI-driven impersonation
Explore how AI can make phishing and impersonation more convincing, with a focus on warning signs and business impact.
Stolen passwords versus stolen sessions
Understand the difference in plain English and why account protection needs to consider more than the login itself.
Accounts and devices
Learn where endpoint detection and response and identity threat detection and response fit into a broader security approach.
What happens after detection
Discuss the role of human investigation, communication and remediation when suspicious activity is identified.
Practical next steps
Identify useful questions about your own monitoring, response and recovery arrangements.
The planned agenda
From the business risk to the response.
01
Why size is not protection
Smaller organisations, the threat landscape and AI-assisted impersonation.
02
When an account becomes the way in
A plain-English discussion of account and session theft.
03
Detection, investigation and response
How endpoint and identity protection relate to the response process.
04
Turning insight into action
Practical checks and questions for your business.
05
Your questions
A business-focused conversation with ITC Service and Huntress.
Who should attend
For the people making decisions about business resilience.
SME owners and directors, operations and finance leads, and people responsible for IT or cyber security. No specialist security knowledge is assumed.
You want to understand the risks without getting lost in technical terminology.
You use Microsoft 365 and want to ask better questions about account protection.
You want to review what happens when suspicious activity is detected.
You attended Cyber Connect and want to explore the identity story further.
Your host
Connor Thomas
Marketing Manager · ITC Service
Connor will host the business-focused discussion, connect the themes to practical questions and moderate the Q&A.
guest speaker
Sasha Roshan
Senior Engineer and Ethical Hacker · Huntress
Sasha joins the discussion from Huntress to explore the threat landscape, identity protection and detection and response.
FAQ
Before you join.
No. The session is designed for business leaders and decision-makers, with technical terms explained in plain English.
No. The session follows themes discussed at Cyber Connect, but will also be useful if you are joining ITC Service and Huntress for the first time.
Yes. The discussion concerns how attackers use AI as well as the protection of business accounts and devices.
Recording arrangements are still being confirmed. We will update the session details when those arrangements are agreed.
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Make your next security conversation a more informed one.
Join us on 25 November for practical insight into AI-powered attacks, account protection and response.