Webinar Tomorrow: Why Security Alone Won’t Stop Modern Attacks

Webinar tomorrow: Why security alone won’t stop modern attacks

Date: May 14, 2026 – 2:00 PM ET Hosts: Austin O’Saben and Adam Marget, Kaseya

Why the conversation matters now

Modern attackers no longer settle for a single foothold. They use AI‑generated spear‑phishing, hijack legitimate cloud services, and chain compromises together so that a breach becomes a prolonged disruption. Traditional perimeter defenses—firewalls, email filters, endpoint AV—can still block many initial attempts, but once a credential or a mis‑configured SaaS tenant is compromised, those tools often lose visibility.

“The biggest blind spot today is assuming that stopping the first intrusion is enough,” says Adam Marget, Senior Director of Product Strategy at Kaseya. “Most breaches now evolve into a cascade of ransomware encryptions, data exfiltration, and SaaS abuse that cripple operations for weeks.”

What the webinar will cover

Topic	Practical takeaway
AI‑driven phishing and brand impersonation	Learn how generative‑AI tools let attackers craft hyper‑personalized emails that slip past SPF/DKIM checks.
Trusted infrastructure abuse	See real‑world examples of attackers leveraging legitimate Azure AD accounts and third‑party integrations to move laterally.
Where security fails after compromise	Identify the gaps in detection and response that let attackers linger undetected for days.
SaaS backups and BCDR	Understand why backing up Office 365, Google Workspace, and other SaaS data is now a core control, not an after‑thought.
Combining prevention, detection, and recovery	Walk through a playbook that stitches together endpoint EDR, network micro‑segmentation, and immutable backups to keep uptime high.

Key insights you’ll leave with

1. Prevention is only the first line – Even the best email security can be bypassed; you need continuous monitoring that flags anomalous user behavior.
2. Backups must be immutable and recoverable – Ransomware groups now target backup repositories. Kaseya’s solution stores snapshots in air‑gapped storage and validates restore procedures weekly.
3. Recovery speed equals business continuity – A 24‑hour recovery window is often the difference between a manageable incident and a revenue‑killing outage.
4. SaaS‑centric attack paths require SaaS‑specific defenses – Deploy API‑level monitoring and enforce least‑privilege for third‑party apps.
5. Incident‑response drills should include restoration – Simulate not only detection but also a full restore from backup to verify RTO/RPO targets.

Who should attend?

• Managed Service Providers looking to tighten service‑level guarantees for their clients.
• IT leaders responsible for multi‑cloud environments.
• Security architects who need to embed recovery into their risk models.
• Anyone tasked with building a cyber‑resilience roadmap.

How to register

Click the Register now button on the BleepingComputer event page and add the session to your calendar. Seats are limited, and the Q&A will be live, giving you a chance to ask Kaseya’s experts about your specific challenges.

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Prepared by BleepingComputer’s security editorial team. For more on Kaseya’s backup and recovery solutions, see the official product page and the technical documentation.