Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Single-day virtual summit addressing AI security, governance and enterprise risk management
- Designed for CISOs, risk managers, AI program owners and cloud security architects across finance, healthcare, critical infrastructure and government
- Covers AI-driven zero-day detection, SOC transformation, shadow AI risks and quantum-ready security strategies
- Sponsors include Okta, Snyk, Wiz, Accenture, Google and Constella Intelligence
- Offers CPE credits for security professionals
About the Event
The Virtual Cybersecurity Summit: Implications of AI is a single-day online event examining how artificial intelligence is reshaping enterprise security operations. The programme combines keynotes, expert panels, interactive deep dives and practical workshops, blending strategic and technical content for an executive-level audience. Attendees can earn CPE credits.
Key Topics
Sessions address AI-driven zero-day detection, modern governance frameworks for enterprise AI and the transformation of Security Operations Centers through automation. The agenda also explores securing critical infrastructure with AI, quantum-ready security strategies and the security implications of AI-assisted engineering. Additional focus areas include AI trust and safety in large language models, shadow AI and unapproved tool adoption, AI in cloud security and identity management, and the economics of AI security investments.
Governance and Risk Considerations
A significant portion of the summit addresses governance and oversight challenges that accompany AI adoption. Topics include building practical frameworks for AI deployment, managing unauthorized AI tool use within organisations and quantifying return on investment for AI security programmes. These sessions aim to help organisations balance innovation with compliance requirements.
Who Should Attend
The summit targets CISOs, security leaders, risk managers and AI governance professionals. It is also relevant for DevSecOps practitioners adopting AI workflows, cloud and infrastructure security architects, and senior decision-makers in finance, healthcare, critical infrastructure, telecommunications, manufacturing and government. Organisations seeking to build AI-ready security teams or develop business cases for AI security investments will find applicable content.