Every AI agent your company deploys will follow instructions—that's the point. What it can't do is reliably tell whose instructions those are: yours, or an attacker's, hidden inside an email, a shared document, or a webpage it was just asked to read.

Join Javvad Malik, Lead CISO Advisor at KnowBe4, and Jack Chapman, SVP of Threat Intelligence at KnowBe4, for a walk through both attack paths, direct and indirect prompt injection, and what changes when you start treating your AI agent like a new colleague instead of a piece of software.

You'll walk away learning:

  • What indirect prompt injection actually is, and why it's fundamentally different from phishing a human

  • How attackers are hiding instructions in the everyday content your AI agent reads on your behalf

  • Real-world prompt injection incidents from 2025-2026—not research papers but production system

  • Three "what if" scenarios to get you thinking about your own environment

  • Why the controls that protect people from phishing don't automatically transfer to AI agents, and what to put in place instead

Register now for a clear look at the attack reshaping how we think about AI agent security.

 

Attendees are eligible to earn 1 CPE credit.
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Speakers
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Javvad Malik
Lead CISO Advisor, KnowBe4

 Javvad Malik is the Lead Security Awareness Advocate at KnowBe4 and is based in London. Malik is an IT security professional with over 20 years of experience as an IT security administrator, consultant, industry analyst and security advocate.
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Jack Chapman
SVP, Threat Intelligence, KnowBe4

Jack Chapman oversees product development for Defend, a threat detection and prevention solution designed to mitigate phishing attacks.