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2026 March Webinar: OpenClaw and Personal AI Assistants

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What to expect

In this virtual webinar, security teams and AI practitioners will gain practical, battle-tested insights into the risks posed by autonomous AI assistants like OpenClaw and other agentic systems in the enterprise. The session will explore emerging threats, how these agents operate in real-world environments, and concrete controls you can deploy to reduce risk.

Event details: March 19, 2026, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM ET. The talk is hosted by IANS Research and features Sounil Yu, a recognized authority in application and AI security. Attendees can expect a focused, security-centric discussion about threat surfaces, risk assessment, and actionable mitigations designed for security, risk, and engineering teams.

What you’ll learn:

  • Walk through the threats associated with autonomous AI assistants and agentic behavior in the enterprise
  • Understand practical controls and defensive patterns for securing agentic systems, including personal AI assistants
  • Real-world perspectives on threat discovery, risk prioritization, and governance considerations for AI-enabled workflows

Speaker:

  • Sounil Yu (IANS Faculty), renowned for expertise in security architecture and AI risk management.

Why attend:

  • Gain a clear mental model of threat classes surrounding AI agents and how they can be misused in enterprise settings
  • Learn practical, implementable controls that can be adopted by security teams, platform engineers, and policy makers
  • Earn 1 CPE credit for every hour of attendance (1 hour webinar) and engage with a security-focused audience in a compact virtual format

Format:

  • 1 hour live webinar with a focused presentation, followed by Q&A
  • Virtual delivery to accommodate participants from different regions without travel

Who should attend:

  • Security engineers, AI/ML practitioners, risk managers, CISOs, and IT operations teams involved with AI-enabled workflows and agentic systems

Registration:

Notes:

  • OpenClaw (aka Clawdbot, Moltbot, ZeroClaw) is cited as an example of the evolving landscape of AI-enabled agents, underscoring the need for robust security controls and governance around agentic software.
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