Webinar: Learn How AI-Powered Zero Trust Detects Attacks with No Files or Indicators

According to The Hacker News, security teams are still chasing malware, but today many attacks do not arrive as files or drop binaries. The article promotes a deep-dive technical session with the Zscaler Internet Access team on 7 January 2026, explaining how AI-powered zero-trust designs can surface attacks hidden in plain sight before they reach users.

It notes that the session will cover “Living off the Land” attacks, where trusted tools like PowerShell or remote desktop are abused, and fileless “Last Mile” reassembly attacks that obfuscate malicious logic without a clear payload. The focus includes securing developer environments, highlighting how CI/CD pipelines and third‑party repositories can move fast while encrypted traffic and limited visibility create gaps.

The webinar aims to show how cloud-native inspection and behavior analysis are used to detect these paths and why relying on file-based signals alone is no longer sufficient. It is pitched as practical, concise guidance for SOC teams, IT leaders, and security architects trying to close real gaps without slowing the business.