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Live panels, webinars
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Security leaders working through the decisions that don’t have clean answers — on the record, with room to disagree. Register once and we send you the recording and the worksheet, whether or not you make it live.
Vijilan Security runs free live panels, webinars and briefings for security leaders, MSPs and MSSPs. The next one, “Who’s Accountable at Machine Speed?”, is on Thursday, September 17, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET: two enterprise CISOs and two MSSP CEOs on where automated SOC action should stop and a human should decide. Sessions are vendor-neutral, and everyone who registers gets the recording and the accompanying worksheet whether or not they attend live. Registration and recordings are at vijilan.com/events.
Upcoming
Who's Accountable at Machine Speed?
Two enterprise CISOs and two MSSP CEOs on where AI ends and human judgment has to begin. Two weeks after Fal.Con, once the keynote glow has worn off. No slides, no demo, mostly argument.
Five things you can use on Monday
- 01A working autonomy modelFour tiers — observe, enrich, recommend, act — and where to draw your own line on each.
- 02The blast-radius testOne question that sorts reversible automated actions from the ones that need a person.
- 03The accountability chainWho answers for an automated action that turns out wrong, written down before it happens.
- 04A vendor questionnaireTwelve questions to put to anyone selling you an autonomous SOC.
- 05The economics both waysWhat human review actually costs at scale, and what skipping it costs instead.
- Date
- Thursday, September 17, 2026
- Time
- 1:00–2:00 PM ET
- Format
- Zoom · live panel, Q&A throughout
- Cost
- Free to attend
- Moderator
- Dominic GenzanoCybersecurity advisory & vCISO practice lead, Vijilan
- Panel
- Two enterprise CISOs, two MSSP CEOsChosen because we expect them to disagree.
Included with registration — “The Autonomy Line,” a two-page worksheet. Four-tier action grid, the reversibility test, and the twelve vendor questions. Sent to everyone who registers, whether or not you make it live.
On demand
Recordings.
The library starts on September 18.
This is a new programme, so there is nothing here yet — we would rather say that than pad the page. Every session is recorded and posted here the day after it airs, and everyone who registered gets it by email regardless of whether they attended.
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In production.
Short conversations with the people who run security operations for a living — analysts, MSP owners, CISOs — about the parts of the job that don’t make it into vendor decks. Tell us where to send the first episode and we will.
If you run a SOC, an MSP, or a security team and you have an argument you’re willing to make on the record, pitch an episode.
Questions
How these work.
- What are Vijilan events?
- Live online panels, webinars and briefings run by Vijilan Security, a managed cybersecurity company. Sessions are vendor-neutral conversations with security leaders rather than product demos.
- Do they cost anything?
- No. Sessions are free to attend and free to watch afterwards.
- Do I have to attend live?
- No. Everyone who registers receives the recording and any accompanying worksheet by email, whether or not they attend.
- Where do the recordings go?
- Each session is posted on this page the day after it airs, and emailed to everyone who registered for it.
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