How is artificial intelligence changing the cyber threat landscape, and what does it mean for your organisation?
Artificial intelligence is transforming the way we work, but it’s also changing how cybercriminals operate. From more convincing phishing emails to increasingly sophisticated scams, AI is making it easier for criminals to launch attacks at greater speed and scale.
But while the technology behind cybercrime is evolving, many of the tactics remain familiar. Phishing is still phishing, credential theft remains a significant risk, and social engineering continues to exploit human behaviour.
Join ramsac and the South East Cyber Crime Unit for an insightful webinar exploring the impact of AI on cybercrime and what organisations can do to stay protected.
Featuring Jez Rogers, Police Cyber Security Advisor, alongside ramsac’s Head of Cyber Security, Josh White, this session will combine a law enforcement perspective with practical insight into the threats organisations are facing today.
Date: Thursday 5th November 2026
Time: 11:00-12:00pm
Location: Online – join from anywhere
What will the webinar cover?
AI is changing the cybercrime landscape, but not necessarily in the ways you might expect.
During this webinar, we’ll explore how criminals are using AI to enhance established attack methods, why traditional cyber security measures remain so important, and what businesses should be considering as the threat landscape evolves.
We’ll cover:
How AI is changing cybercrime: Understand how artificial intelligence is increasing the speed, scale and believability of cyberattacks.
Familiar threats, new capabilities: Explore why phishing, credential attacks and social engineering remain central to cybercriminal activity, even as AI changes how these attacks are carried out.
The view from law enforcement: Hear from Police Cyber Security Advisor Jez Rogers about the impact of AI on cybercrime and the importance of effective cyber security behaviours.
What we’re seeing at ramsac: Our Head of Cyber Security will share observations, relevant statistics and real-world examples from the cyber threats ramsac is encountering.
How businesses can strengthen their defences: Learn why a combination of appropriate technical controls, cyber security awareness and staff training remains essential.
The session will conclude with a live Q&A, giving you the opportunity to put your questions to our speakers.
Who should attend?
This webinar is designed for business leaders and professionals who want to better understand the evolving cyber threat landscape and what it means for their organisation. Whether you’re responsible for IT, cyber security, risk management, compliance or wider business operations, the session will provide valuable context to help you make more informed decisions about cyber security.
You don’t need to be a technical expert to benefit from attending.
Stay informed. Stay protected.
Please note: The content of this event will be aimed at people running businesses or organisations of at least 30 staff. If a registration does not fit our delegate criteria we reserve the right to cancel the registration. We verify you via your use of your professional email address in your registration. Registrations made via personal, rather than professional, email addresses will not usually be accepted.