Halcyon Targets Ransomware Gap and AI Risks With RSAC 2026 Push

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Halcyon is using its return to the 2026 RSA Conference in San Francisco to deepen market penetration for its anti-ransomware platform, positioning the company as a specialist in reducing ransomware downtime to near zero for enterprise customers. Executives and product leaders will run daily technical demonstrations at Booth #4315 and host private meetings aimed at converting interest into pipeline, with discussions anchored by findings from the 2026 Security Leadership Report on the ransomware gap in the AI era.

The company’s Ransomware Research Center team will brief attendees on emerging ransomware variants, evolving attack vectors, and critical vulnerabilities, underscoring Halcyon’s focus on threat intelligence as a commercial differentiator. Senior vice president Cynthia Kaiser will lead a session titled “How AI Is (And Is Not) Changing Ransomware” on March 25, outlining how AI is accelerating traditional ransomware operations and defining key defensive priorities for the next 6–12 months, reinforcing Halcyon’s strategy to offer end-to-end protection from pre-execution through data exfiltration and encryption.