HRMCon 2026 Keynote to Examine AI’s Impact on Cybersecurity Through 2030
Summary
Matthew Rosenquist will give a keynote at HRMCon 2026 on how cybersecurity must adapt to AI-enabled threats, growing attack surfaces and attacker capabilities, while accountability remains unchanged.
Key points
- The keynote is scheduled for September 10 at HRMCon 2026.
- It will discuss how AI is changing cybersecurity and enabling threats to operate at machine speed.
- The talk will cover growing attack surfaces, evolving attacker capabilities and the need for cybersecurity to adapt.
- The speaker says accountability will remain even as risks change.
- The conference is free to attend in person or virtually.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Matthew Rosenquist announced a tentative keynote at HRMCon 2026 about the future of cybersecurity and AI-enabled threats.
- Impact
- No specific incident, affected organization, or realized impact is reported. The talk will address growing attack surfaces, increasing attacker capabilities, autonomous and adaptive cybersecurity, and continuing accountability.