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1:53 pm on May 4, 2026 · 2026 (279), ai (66), cybersecurity (79), nca (2)

WEBINAR 21 MAY 18:00 UTC – Emerging Threats Through AI Adoption and the Need for Human Risk Management

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Promotional banner from the National Cybersecurity Alliance titled “Emerging Threats Through AI Adoption and the Need for Human Risk Management.” Date shown: May 21, 2026. Background features an abstract, flowing light pattern in warm tones across a dark space, with a single silhouetted figure standing under spotlight-like illumination, evoking themes of uncertainty and human oversight in an AI-driven environment.

Promotional banner from the National Cybersecurity Alliance titled “Emerging Threats Through AI Adoption and the Need for Human Risk Management.” Date shown: May 21, 2026. Background features an abstract, flowing light pattern in warm tones across a dark space, with a single silhouetted figure standing under spotlight-like illumination, evoking themes of uncertainty and human oversight in an AI-driven environment.

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On Thursday 21 May 2026, at 14:00 EDT (18:00 UTC) the National Cybersecurity Alliance hosts a webinar ‘Emerging Threats Through AI Adoption and the Need for Human Risk Management‘. As organizations accelerate AI adoption, new security gaps are emerging, not just from the technology itself, but from how it behaves, how it is used, and how it interacts with humans. These risks are often invisible to traditional controls, creating a growing blind spot in modern security programs.

This session will examine this shift from two critical perspectives: how AI-driven behaviors are introducing new forms of risk, and how organizations can practically manage that risk at scale.

SPEAKERS
Ashley Rose – CEO & Co-Founder, Living Security
Matt O’Brien – CEO, SnowCrash Labs,

HOST / MODERATOR
Cliff Steinhauer – Director of Information Security & Engagement, National Cybersecurity Alliance

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1:29 pm on May 4, 2026 · 2026 (279), nca (2), online safety (31)

VIDEO 6 MAY 2026 – Small Business, Big Target: How to Avoid Small Business Scams

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Promotional banner from the National Cybersecurity Alliance titled “Small Business, Big Target: How to Avoid Small Business Scams.” Date shown: May 6, 2026. Background image depicts a storefront or office engulfed in flames, with two silhouetted figures standing outside and debris flying through the air, creating a dramatic visual metaphor for risk and threat.

Promotional banner from the National Cybersecurity Alliance titled “Small Business, Big Target: How to Avoid Small Business Scams.” Date shown: May 6, 2026. Background image depicts a storefront or office engulfed in flames, with two silhouetted figures standing outside and debris flying through the air, creating a dramatic visual metaphor for risk and threat. VIDEO | PERMALINK

On 6 May 2026,the National Cybersecurity Alliance hosted a webinar ‘Small Business, Big Target: How to Avoid Small Business Scams‘.

Scammers don’t just attack the S&P 500—small businesses are one of a cybercriminal’s favorite targets. This special Small Business Week webinar broke down the most common scams hitting small businesses right now, from fake invoices to business email compromise to impersonation attacks, walking through practical steps and behaviors that can be adopted immediately to protect businesses, employees, and customers.

SPEAKERS
Andrew Rayo – Chief of Staff, Division of Consumer and Business Education, Federal Trade Commission
Lizz Hellinga – Assistant State Director, Technology Strategy and Operations, Michigan Small Business Development Center

HOST / MODERATOR
Cliff Steinhauer – Director of Information Security & Engagement, National Cybersecurity Alliance
 

#StaySafeOnline #OnlineSafety #SmallBusiness