Your Staff WiFi Is Already Insecure. AI Will Crack It Wide Open.

The authentication standards protecting most enterprise WiFi are already weak. AI is about to make them indefensible. Join Purple to see the attack, and the fix.

The Cost of Insecure Access

Three breaches. $4 billion in damage. Every one ended with an attacker on the network.

Breach 1: Change Healthcare $2.8B

Stolen credentials walked into a Citrix portal that didn't have MFA enabled. Disrupted nationwide US healthcare payments for weeks.

Breach 2: MGM Resorts $100M

A 10-minute vishing call to the help desk reset MFA on a privileged Okta account. Ten days of outage. $850M wiped off market cap.

Breach 3: Jaguar Land Rover £1.9B

Vishing into stolen credentials into a six-week production halt. Largest cyber attack in UK history by economic impact.

80% of MFA bypasses now share a single technique (Microsoft, 2025). The toolkit attackers use costs $350 a month — and the same playbook is coming for the authentication protecting your staff WiFi.

Three things we'll talk about. Forty-five minutes. No slides.

1 - The authentication you're already running

• What most enterprises use to protect staff WiFi today — and why it was already weak before AI turned up. The standards, the assumptions, the gaps.

2 - What AI changes

• Credential theft at scale. AI-generated vishing against IT help desks. Adversary-in-the-middle attacks at $350 a month. Why the timeline collapsed from "eventual" to "this year."

3 - What Purple built

• The fix, demonstrated end to end. Identity-bound, certificate-based network access — the staff WiFi that doesn't have a credential left to steal.