Point‑in‑time security was designed for a world that changed slowly, but today’s environments don’t stand still.

Most programs still rely on annual penetration tests, quarterly vulnerability scans, and periodic audits to “prove” they’re secure—while attackers are continuously scanning, exploiting misconfigurations, and chaining minor gaps into real attack paths.

Hosts Shahin Pirooz, WhiteDog founder, and Brian Moody, WhiteDog channel chief, unpack why the gap between how often you check and how often your environment changes has become a critical risk in itself.

In tools like Microsoft 365, users can enable AI agents in just a few clicks—agents that see what users see, act on their behalf, and operate with their identity—often without IT in the loop.

Hosts Shahin Pirooz, WhiteDog founder, and Brian Moody, WhiteDog channel chief unpack how shadow AI agents are emerging in real environments, why traditional shadow IT playbooks fall short, and what “good” governance looks like.

If you’re a CIO or IT leader, you’ll walk away with a clear mental model for shadow agents—and a practical 30-day strategy to discover them, govern them, and turn them into a competitive advantage instead of a lurking liability.

2026 is shaping up to be the year AI agents and automation emerge as a new class of insider threat in the enterprise.

AI copilots, digital workers, and autonomous agents are quietly becoming the new “employees” inside organizations—reading email, touching production systems, moving data, and making decisions at machine speed.

But what happens when those agents are over-privileged, misconfigured, or hijacked by an attacker?

Hosts Shahin Pirooz, WhiteDog founder, and Brian Moody, WhiteDog channel chief, break down how “helpful” automation becomes an insider risk—and share a practical checklist for securing the digital employees already inside your environment.

Modern cyberattacks are no longer breaking in through obvious cracks. They’re walking in through trusted pathways. And that's a problem.

Hosts Shahin Pirooz, WhiteDog founder, and Brian Moody, WhiteDog channel chief discuss how dynamic threats bypass signature tools, gateways, and static defenses.

From browser extensions (like ShadyPanda) and software updates to identity systems and cloud platforms, today’s threats exploit the gap between static trust models and constantly evolving risk. Once access is granted or a vendor is considered “verified,” most security controls assume safety.

Join Shahin Pirooz (Founder) and Brian Moody (Channel Chief) as they share insights and expertise on our podcast.

When the internet was designed, it was built for openness, connection, and collaboration—not security. Its architects assumed trust, prioritized interoperability, and never imagined the hostile environment it would become.

Fast forward to today: that original design has become our biggest liability. Over half of all internet traffic is now bots—and more than a third of it is malicious, automated, and often invisible.

Traditional defenses can’t keep up with today’s threats, making Zero Trust essential to replace implicit trust with continuous, context-aware verification.

💡 Join this session to explore:

◆ How the internet’s foundation created today’s security challenges

◆ Why Zero Trust is the only path forward in a bot-dominated world

◆ Practical ways to ensure digital trust across users, devices, and data

You’ll leave with actionable insights to strengthen verification, sustain trust, and secure your organization in an increasingly automated, adversarial world.

Join Shahin Pirooz (CEO) and Brian Moody (Channel Chief) as they share insights and expertise on our podcast.

AI is rewriting the rules of cybersecurity, and MSPs are on the front lines. In this Sound Bytes session, we'll unpack how AI-powered threats like phishing, deepfakes, and evasive malware are outpacing legacy defenses—and what MSPs must do to keep up.

We’ll explore how automation is becoming the new differentiator: enabling faster detection, smarter response, and scalable compliance in an environment where attacks are constant and resources are tight.

You’ll walk away with insights, strategies, and real-world examples to help you build an AI-ready practice that protects clients, reduces risk, and strengthens your competitive edge.

Key Takeaways:

► What AI-driven attacks look like in the wild—and how to spot them

Join Shahin Pirooz (CEO) and Brian Moody (Channel Chief) as they share insights and expertise on our podcast.

Cyberattacks are evolving faster than ever, and MSPs and ITSPs are squarely in the crosshairs. As we head into the second half of 2025, learn where attackers are innovating so you can help your clients stay secure and resilient. 

Join WhiteDog as we break down five areas you need to focus on now:  

In this session, you’ll learn where attackers are focusing next, what actions to prioritize, and how to strengthen your clients’ defenses against an increasingly complex threat landscape.

Join Shahin Pirooz (CEO) and Kirstin Burke (CMO) as they share insights and expertise on our podcast.

Cyber threats are evolving faster than ever—and static defenses are no longer enough. As global cybercrime costs approach $10.5 trillion, IT providers, consultants, and solutions architects must rethink how they build and sustain resilience.  

Join Shahin Pirooz (CEO) and Kirstin Burke (CMO) as they share insights and expertise on our podcast.

Traditional XDR platforms, often tied to a single vendor, can’t keep up. No one manufacturer offers best-in-class tools across every layer, and what qualifies as “best” shifts as adversaries adapt.

Meanwhile, incident response is too often treated as an afterthought or expensive add-on.

That’s the delta 𝚫DR was built to close: the critical gaps between protection, detection, and response across all five key threat vectors.

Join Brian Moody (Channel Chief) and Kirstin Burke (CMO) as they share insights and expertise on our podcast.

Nearly 9 in 10 companies were breached last year—even with unprecedented cybersecurity spending. The problem? Too many tools. Too much complexity. Not enough protection.