October 7: Disruption in Action: Inside Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit (DCU)

Cybercrime operations are evolving at an unprecedented scale—from AI-augmented phishing kits to complex infrastructure schemes. Disrupting these networks requires more than technical countermeasures; it demands deep knowledge of the threat actors, global coordination with law enforcement and other providers, and even civil litigation. Join us for a focused, 30-minute session breaking down how Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) executes high-impact disruption operations, featuring key case studies including EvilTokens and Fox Tempest. 

October 15: Securing Agentic AI

Agentic AI is transforming how organizations operate, enabling AI systems to act independently, interact with external tools, and perform increasingly complex tasks. But with these capabilities come new cybersecurity risks and governance challenges. Join Mayer Brown for a webinar exploring the evolving landscape surrounding agentic AI. Our lawyers will discuss key security issues and threat vectors, and practical steps for capturing opportunities presented by agentic AI while managing associated risks.

October 22: Global Perspectives: 2026 Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Landscape

As global regulatory frameworks around cybersecurity and data privacy rapidly evolve, multinational companies face growing pressure to build compliance programs that are both resilient and regionally tailored. Whether you are addressing federal and state developments in the US, navigating new cyber resilience and data privacy frameworks across the Middle East, implementing EU requirements under NIS2, DORA, the Data Act, and the Cyber Resilience Act, or adapting to the UK’s Data (Use and Access) Act, this session delivers strategic insight and practical guidance for today’s data-driven enterprise.

October 27: The New Active Cyber Defense: Administration Strategy and Considerations for the Private Sector

The federal government’s calls for public-private partnership to improve cybersecurity have moved from information sharing to active cyber defense. In line with the Administration’s strategy of “unleash[ing] the private sector,” August’s NSPM calls on DHS and DOJ to implement a program authorizing private companies to leverage government authorities and immunities in tackling transnational criminal hacking organizations.

Join Mayer Brown and the Chief Legal Officer of TRM Labs, the AI investigations firm, for a webinar exploring the new national security mandate for private cyber operations and what it means for companies, business leaders, and legal teams.