CBS x Zero Networks | Future of Cybersecurity

AI is transforming the way organisations operate, but it's also transforming the way cyber attacks unfold. So how can businesses embrace innovation while remaining resilient against increasingly sophisticated threats? Join Chris from Canon Business Services (CBS) and Nicholas from Zero Networks for an in-depth discussion on the future of cybersecurity, the rise of AI-driven attacks, and why cyber resilience has become a board-level priority. This conversation also explores why CBS partnered with Zero Networks to address a critical gap in traditional cybersecurity strategies. While many organisations have invested heavily in detection and response capabilities, limiting the impact of an attack once an attacker gains access remains a significant challenge. Together, CBS and Zero Networks are helping organisations strengthen resilience by making advanced cybersecurity controls simpler to deploy, easier to manage and more effective at reducing risk. From identity security and micro-segmentation to AI governance, Zero Trust and business continuity, this interview explores the challenges organisations face today and the practical strategies being adopted to protect critical systems and maintain operations when cyber incidents occur. In this interview, you'll learn: ✅ How AI is changing both cybersecurity and cybercrime ✅ Why identity has become the new attack surface ✅ Why boards and executives are becoming more involved in cyber risk decisions ✅ The role of protection, detection and response in a modern security strategy ✅ Why CBS partnered with Zero Networks to enhance customer cyber resilience ✅ How micro-segmentation helps contain attacks and reduce blast radius ✅ Why traditional micro-segmentation has struggled with adoption and how modern approaches are changing that ✅ How organisations can safely adopt AI while protecting sensitive data ✅ How visibility, automation and simplicity are reshaping cybersecurity operations ✅ Black Hat 2026 insights and where cybersecurity is headed next ✅ Why business continuity and resilience are becoming the ultimate cybersecurity goals Throughout the discussion, Chris and Nicholas examine real-world challenges facing organisations in Australia and around the globe, including AI-driven threats, evolving regulations, identity security, ransomware, business resilience and the increasing need to protect critical systems from disruption. A recurring theme is that cyber attacks are no longer a matter of if, but when. The organisations that succeed will be those that not only detect and respond to threats quickly, but also limit their ability to spread, contain the damage and keep the business running. Whether you're a board member, CEO, CIO, IT leader, cybersecurity professional or business decision-maker, this conversation provides valuable insights into building a more resilient organisation in the age of AI. Key topics covered: AI and cybersecurity AI governance and security Identity security and Zero Trust Micro-segmentation and cyber resilience Business continuity and governance Threat containment and ransomware defence Black Hat 2026 insights The future of cybersecurity Australian and global cyber trends Why CBS and Zero Networks partnered Building resilience against AI-driven attacks #CyberSecurity #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #CyberResilience #MicroSegmentation #ZeroTrust #IdentitySecurity #CyberRisk #InformationSecurity #BusinessContinuity #ZeroNetworks #CanonBusinessServices About Canon Business Services Learn more about Canon Business Services:    • Canon Business Services ANZ - Optimise you...   Contact us Website: https://business.canon.com.au/contact LinkedIn:   / canon-business-services