Dear Nie,

As we approach the scheduled date for our webinar "GenAI in Cybersecurity and Cybercrime: What to Expect in 2025" I would like to remind you that the session will start on November 21, 2024, which is just a day away. The focus of this 45-minute webinar is on:

During this 45-minute webinar, you will learn about:

• Overall state of GenAI trends and developments
• GenAI in cybersecurity: myths, risks and benefits
• GenAI in cybercrime: myths, realities and threats
• Emerging AI laws and regulations to consider
• Examples of GenAI use in cybersecurity

Two identical Zoom sessions, followed by a live Q&A, will take place on:

• November 21 at 10 am CET Register
• November 21 at 4 pm CET Register

The number of seats is limited, so please register as soon as possible. If you cannot attend the interactive live session, a shorter on-demand version of the webinar will be available here on the day after the webinar.

More information about the webinar and CPE credits is available here.

You can join the webinar via Zoom link from any browser you prefer.

I am looking forward to seeing you among our participants!

Best regards,

Andy Peterson
Senior Product Manager
ImmuniWeb® | AI for Application Security
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