Combating ransomware 3.0 in 2026
This is the recording of our live webinar held on March 17th, 2026
🛡️ On‑demand webinar: Combating ransomware 3.0
How AI Is transforming modern cybercrime - and how to defend against it
Ransomware is evolving - fast.
With the rise of AI‑powered malware, LLM‑driven reconnaissance, and increasingly decentralised cybercrime networks, organisations are facing a new generation of threats. If you missed the live session, you can now watch the full webinar on demand and gain critical insights into how ransomware has entered its latest phase: Ransomware 3.0.
This on‑demand webinar brings together cybersecurity experts Richard Ford and Chris Hosking (SentinelOne) to break down how AI is reshaping the threat landscape - and which defensive strategies your business needs to prioritise in 2026 and beyond.
Get instant access to the full recording and learn:
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The evolution from traditional ransomware to Ransomware 3.0
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How cybercriminals are leveraging AI, LLMs, automation, and agentic systems
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Real‑world examples of AI‑enabled malware and modern extortion tactics
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Why the ransomware ecosystem is becoming more fragmented and harder to attribute
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Essential strategies for protecting identities, endpoints, cloud workloads, and remote access
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The modern security controls every organisation must implement to stay resilient
Whether you’re securing a small business or a global enterprise, this session gives you the clarity you need to prepare for a rapidly accelerating threat landscape.
🔐 Why this webinar matters
As attackers adopt AI at scale, ransomware campaigns are becoming:
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Faster
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More targeted
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More automated
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More deceptive
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Much harder to detect with legacy tools
This on‑demand session highlights the key trends, threat patterns, and defence strategies shaping today’s cybersecurity priorities.
📘 Ideal for
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CISOs, CIOs & CTOs
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Security Leaders & Architects
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Threat Intelligence & SOC Teams
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IT Managers & Risk Professionals
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Anyone responsible for protecting modern digital environments