WEBINAR

Back to the beginning: Why AI’s impact on data security makes the endpoint the battlefield once again

Why AI is moving work and data to the endpoint, and why DLP, DSPM, and CASB only see part of it.

In this webinar, Adrian Sanabria, host of Enterprise Security Weekly and founder of the Defenders Initiative, sits down with Nati Hazut, Co-Founder and CEO of Bold Security, on why AI’s impact on data security puts the focus back on the endpoint. They cover how certificate pinning and non-web protocols turned network inspection into a blind spot, why AI agents behave as new users on employee machines, what agent memory means for data exposure, and why almost no organization can describe how its own data moves. The through line: posture tells you where sensitive data sits, and the endpoint is the last place you can see it and stop it before it leaves.

Topics Covered:

Why AI moved to the endpoint: how the move from SaaS chatbots to desktop apps and local inference changed the endpoint threat model
What network inspection can’t see: certificate pinning, TLS 1.3, and non-web protocols that let traffic pass without being decrypted
AI agents as new users: agents reaching data already on employee machines, acting through MCP connections, and even uploading customer data to free third-party accounts to finish a task
Shadow AI and vibe coding: unsanctioned tools, personal accounts, and apps built by non-technical employees that move data to unmanaged destinations
Posture vs. protection: why DSPM sampling and periodic scans fall short of real-time inline enforcement, and why legacy DLP ends up shelved

When sensitive data moves, Bold sees it.
When the risk is real, Bold acts.
When intent is unclear, Bold coaches.
All before data leaves the device.

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The endpoint is where data leaves.
Bold is where it stops.