INE Security Alerts: Top 5 Takeouts for RSAC 2025

Carrie, North Carolina, May 13, 2025, CyberNewswire

A comprehensive training platform provides solutions for AI security, cloud management and incident response preparation.

Refreshing from the high impact presence at RSAC 2025, INE Security welcomes thousands of visitors to the interactive booths at the Moscon Center in San Francisco, and global cybersecurity training and certified providers address some of the top cybersecurity priorities that emerge from industry-leading events. As an exhibitor who worked with both frontline practitioners and top-level decision makers, INE Security gained insights directly into the organization’s most pressing security challenges. AI-driven threats, multi-cloud vulnerabilities, and the convergence of increasingly sophisticated attack vectors.

The four-day packed session track and face-to-face discussions with industry leaders pointed to a clear reality. The majority of ransomware victims lack effective response plans, and many more security experts are questioning how they prepare for a zero-day attack. INE Security addresses how a comprehensive training platform directly addresses the five most important security orders that dominated the conversations of this year’s conference.

Top 5 Cybersecurity Essentials for RSAC 2025

1. AI risk management becomes critical of business

AI security solutions dominate RSAC this year, indicating that comprehensive training needs to keep pace as organizations adopt advanced response technologies. Ransomware is the biggest concern, with 72% of leaders reporting increased cyber risk for their organizations, according to the World Economic Forum. Organizations deploying AI tools and large-scale language models discover systems that are vulnerable to sophisticated exploits that can manipulate AI behavior, leading to data breaches and system compromises. This shift requires immediate security expertise to protect AI implementations.

2. LLM vulnerability exposes enterprise data

The large-scale language model (LLMS) emerged as a flashpoint for RSAC, sparking debate over risk and benefits. Despite all the strong opinions, what is clear is that LLM will remain here. They represent a new frontier of cyber threats with critical vulnerabilities resulting from AI training data, model manipulation and rapid injection attacks. The RSAC 2025 cybersecurity community has identified this as one of the most pressing concerns of the year, highlighting advances in adversarial capabilities (such as phishing, malware development, deepfakes, etc.) as the biggest concern about the generative impact on cybersecurity. Organizations need to understand and defend these AI-specific attack vectors to protect digital assets and create new professional job titles, such as AI security analysts.

3. Multi-cloud environment security becomes complicated

Beyond domains, the cloud remains the best for industry executives. As businesses adopt multiple cloud platforms, security analysts face new challenges in maintaining a consistent security attitude in a diverse environment. A study published in the Cloud Security Alliance’s RSAC 2025 Cloud Security Session found that false mining appears in most real-world breaches, but over 50% of organizations rated them as low to moderate risk. This gap highlights the growing disconnect between perceived and actual risks in cloud deployments. Researchers emphasized that IAM hygiene is essential, as well as regular audits of security systems with IAM hygiene.

4. Zero Trust Architecture requires proper implementation

Zero trust principles are widely recognized as essential, but effective implementation in modern IT environments proves challenging. The RSAC 2025 conference theme, “Many Voices. One Community” highlighted the need for a unified approach to security, including implementing Zero Trust. According to Zscaler’s ThreatLabz 2025 VPN Risk Report, 81% of organizations plan to implement a Zero Trust strategy within the next 12 months as it is being discussed at the meeting. Organizations struggle with identity management, access control and continuous verification across cloud services, remote workers, and interconnected systems, making it important for businesses to develop talent through cybersecurity certification programs.

5. Comprehensive preparation is required to respond to the crisis

If a cyberattack is successful, organizations must maintain critical operations while suppressing the threat. The RSAC 2025 session on rapid incident response highlighted a key gap in preparation, but the Microsoft Digital Defense Report found that 76% of organizations that suffered from ransomware attacks in 2024 lacked an effective response plan. The role of cybersecurity analysts has evolved to include crisis response capabilities, making effective training in incident management a key skill. Real World scenario training, such as INE Security’s Skill Dive Lab Platform, can help you build important muscle memories that become important in a crisis.

Addressing the challenge

“After interacting with hundreds of cybersecurity leaders at our booth and participating in thought-stimulating discussions through RSAC 2025, these five priorities clearly represent the fundamental changes in the way organizations approach cybersecurity.” “Conversations with practitioners and executives have confirmed that traditional security approaches cannot adequately address AI vulnerabilities, multicloud complexity, or the sophisticated response requirements of modern cyberattacks.”

INE Security offers practical solutions for each critical area.

AI Security Fundamentals: Training on protecting AI systems, understanding LLM vulnerabilities, and implementing AI-specific security controls Advanced Cloud Security: Managing multi-cloud environments, implementing appropriate configurations, and maintaining security across distributed platforms Zero Trust Implementation: Practical Guidance on deploying zero trusts on maintaining maintenance area of ​​proper trust measurement area: Practical Guidance Operations including security violations Continuous Skill Development: Access to over 700 courses and over 50 learning paths, and Credentials Preparing from Comptia Security++ From advanced professional certificates to help you secure your environment from the latest threats

“The energy and insights gathered at RSAC 2025 have reinforced the belief that the complexity of modern cybersecurity will invest in comprehensive cybersecurity training,” added Warn. “Our comprehensive training and cybersecurity certification platform will help our team develop the expertise needed to effectively address these challenges.”

About INE Security

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Kathryn Brown
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