What 2025 Changed for 2026?
2025 proved one thing: adversaries have fully industrialized. They’re weaponizing AI, abusing legitimate tools, and bypassing legacy defenses with attacks your dashboards never see. CrowdStrike’s 2025 Threat Hunting Report puts numbers behind it: steep growth in malware-free intrusions, aggressive cloud compromise, and AI-powered tradecraft aimed at both humans and machine identities.
In 30 minutes, this executive briefing will cut through the noise and turn those findings into a practical 2026 action plan for your organization.
What we’ll cover:
- What actually changed in 2025: how threat actors scaled operations with GenAI, targeted tools that build AI agents, and quietly shifted to cloud-focused intrusions that evade traditional controls.
- Why “malware-free” is your 2026 problem statement: what the surge in interactive, malware-free activity means for your SOC, your EDR/XDR stack, identity strategy, and third-party exposure, and where most teams are still blind.
- Agentic AI & machine identities as the new attack surface: how attacks on AI agents, APIs, automation pipelines, and service accounts rewrite your threat model.
- Board-ready priorities for 2026: a concise set of investments and policy moves (90-day, 6-month, 12-month) backed by frontline intel from the CrowdStrike 2025 Threat Hunting Report.
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