Webinar
2025 was the test. Is your 2026 cybersecurity strategy ready?
January 29, 2026 04:00 PM Europe/Copenhagen
Evolving cyberthreats, rapidly shifting attacker tactics, and increasingly complex digital environments: Is your security strategy keeping up? The past year has brought a wave of high-impact incidents — from sophisticated identity-driven attacks to supply chain infiltration and AI-augmented threats — that pushed organizations to rethink their cybersecurity posture. Yet many teams still underestimate how quickly the threat landscape is accelerating. With 2026 expected to bring another leap in threat sophistication, understanding what happened in 2025 and what to expect for the year ahead is essential.
Join us for an expert-led session where we break down the most significant cybersecurity trends and cases of 2025, analyze what they mean for the year ahead, and provide practical guidance to strengthen your organization’s resilience. We’ll explore how attacker behavior evolved, which defenses proved most effective, and what emerging patterns organizations must prepare for now.
Hosted by Kim Larsen, advisor on cybersecurity topics and CISO at Keepit, and Paul Robichaux, Microsoft MVP and Senior Director of Product at Keepit, and featuring Trent Widtfeldt, Chief of Engineering at Technologent, this session will offer clear insights, evidence-based predictions, and actionable strategies to make your security posture more resilient in 2026 and beyond.
Key takeaways:
Understand the cyber trends and real-world attack cases that shaped 2025
Learn how attacker tactics evolved — and which vulnerabilities they exploited most
Get expert predictions on the threats and trends expected to define 2026
Learn where traditional defenses are falling behind — and how to modernize effectively
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Kim Larsen
Kim Larsen is Chief Information Security Officer at Keepit and has more than 20 years of leadership experience in IT and cybersecurity from government and the private sector.
Areas of expertise include business driven security, aligning corporate, digital and security strategies, risk management and threat mitigation adequate to business needs, developing and implementing security strategies, leading through communication and coaching.
He is an experienced keynote speaker, negotiator, and board advisor on cyber and general security topics, with experience from a wide range of organizations, including NATO, EU, Verizon, Huawei, Systematic, and a number of industry security boards.
Paul Robichaux
Paul Robichaux is Senior Director of Product Management at and a Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professional) – a title he has been awarded every year since 2003. Paul has worked in IT since 1978 and held a number of CTO and senior product development positions in the software industry. Paul is a prolific contributor to the Microsoft community: He is the author of an impressive amount of books and articles about Microsoft technologies, including the best-selling , a contributing editor for , and produces a continuous stream of videos, podcasts, and webinars. He is based in Alabama in the United States.
Trent Widtfeld
Trent Widtfeldt is a seasoned IT leader with over 25 years of experience in the technology industry. A proud graduate of Texas A&M University with a degree in Computer Engineering, Trent began his career at Compaq/HP before moving on to EMC, where he served as a delivery engineer and architect designing and deploying solutions across the full EMC portfolio. His passion for solving complex challenges led him into the partner presales community in North Texas, where he built strong relationships and delivered impactful solutions.
For the past 12 years, Trent has been a driving force at Technologent, leading high-performing teams and practices nationwide. As Chief of Engineering, he combines deep technical expertise with a collaborative leadership style to deliver innovative outcomes for clients across industries.