live CPE Session

ChatGPT: The Next Generation of Cyber Threats?

Wednesday, 19 April | 11 a.m. BST

ChatGPT is a relatively new artificial intelligence chatbot that has the potential to revolutionize the way we interact with computers. However, it also has the potential to be used for malicious purposes. This session will discuss the potential cybersecurity threats posed by ChatGPT, and how the tool can be used as a network defender.

This live event is essential for anyone who uses ChatGPT or is concerned about the potential threats posed by this new technology. Large language models will become a big part of everyone’s working life and have the promise of accelerating menial tasks. We’ll discuss the trade-offs with this technology.

This session will be recorded. So if you can't make it, register and we'll send you the replay.

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The session will cover the following topics:

How ChatGPT can be used to steal sensitive information, such as passwords and credit card numbers
How ChatGPT can accelerate malware development, such as ransomware
How ChatGPT can be used to impersonate real people, such as government officials or celebrities
The privacy implications of ChatGPT and other large language models (LLMs)

Thomas Cock Security Architect, Varonis

Thomas Cock is a Security Architect within the Varonis Incident Response Team, working with customers to investigate and respond to threats.

“The level of governance and insight provided by Varonis empowered our team to detect and respond to abnormalities as well as user activity and misconfigurations.”

Al Faella, CTO, Prospect Capital Management

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