Now that the Threat Actors are using AI to craft phishing emails, protecting your users has become increasingly more challenging. The attacks are too perfect. Your users can’t tell the difference. You and I probably can’t tell the difference either. Yet 70% of the bad things that reach your network most likely come via email.

The January 2026 Tech Talk – Part II delivers a comprehensive and often urgent exploration of today’s rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, highlighting real-world attack trends, new technology risks, and the growing impact of AI and quantum computing on organizational security.

Welcome to the Acture Solutions January 2026 Tech Talk Part I webinar.   In this session, we have two outstanding presentations for you:   Remote Work 2.0 Presenter: Jeff Jakubowski, Network Architect Remote work is here to stay—but many organizations are still managing remote access and devices the old way.

Acture Solutions and Lumu Technologies invite education technology leaders to a practical conversation on strengthening cybersecurity within the NIST Framework—using Acture Network Defense powered by Lumu. Schools today face growing cyber threats, limited budgets, and lean IT resources.

So much has happened, and in some cases changed, since our April Tech Talk, that we felt our May webinar should be a Tech Talk Bonus edition. We will have a full cybersecurity update. We’ll say what we can about lessons learned in a new regional security event.

MITRE is a not-for-profit organization that operates federally funded research and development centers (FFRDCs) to provide technical expertise and innovative solutions to various U.S. government agencies. MITRE focuses on national defense, aviation safety, cybersecurity, healthcare, and more.

It seems like Cyber Attacks are happening everywhere these days. Whether it’s a national news report of an attack against a company that has your credit card information or local news reporting a school district like yours that’s been hit with a ransomware/data breach, these stories are plentiful.