Matinée Thales - Acting Faster than the Threat
Protecting Critical Infastructure in the Age of Frontier Models
Tuesday, November 10th 2026
Thales offices - 5 rue Goell, L-5326 Contern
9:30am: Welcome coffee
10am-12pm: Session
Panorama of the new cybersecurity landscape
Demo
Key pillars of the continuous cyber defense
Roadmap
David RIO
Head of Marketing Strategy for Thales Cybersecurity Services
Ivan FONTARENSKY
CTO for Thales Cybersecurity Services
Yesterday, a vulnerability could leave several weeks to respond. Today, just a few minutes can be enough to exploit it.
Welcome to the era of Frontier Models.
These advanced artificial intelligence models are capable of analyzing code, identifying flaws, and accelerating the creation of attacks at a speed that is difficult to keep up with for teams still relying on manual processes.
The paradox? We have never had so many cybersecurity tools. Yet, the time to act has never been shorter.
In the face of this new reality, detecting a threat is no longer enough. You also need to be able to decide, prioritize, and act before it takes effect.
What if the answer wasn’t to multiply tools, but to rethink the speed of our cyber defense?
Join us to discover how to adapt your cybersecurity strategy to this new reality.
What you will learn:
- The end of the "grace period": how Frontier Models accelerate vulnerability exploitation and reduce reaction windows.
- The new challenge for cyber teams: why detecting more is not enough if you cannot prioritize and remediate quickly enough.
- From Modern SOC to Agentic SOC: how AI can enhance detection, investigation, and incident response capabilities.
- Automating without losing control: how to combine execution speed, AI governance, and human oversight.
- The five pillars of continuous cyber defense according to Thales: an integrated approach to securing applications, breaking down operational silos, continuously testing defenses, and strengthening critical infrastructure resilience.
With a threat that is accelerating, every minute counts. What if you regained the advantage?