Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- One-day, in-person conference addressing security challenges specific to enterprise AI adoption
- Covers AI supply chain risks, model integrity, autonomous agent security and security operations integration
- Designed for CISOs, security architects, AI/ML engineers and IT governance professionals
- Workshop-led sessions, panels and enterprise case studies with no product presentations
About the Event
AI Security Strategies is a one-day, in-person conference focused on the security challenges that emerge when organisations deploy artificial intelligence in enterprise environments. The event addresses the gap between traditional cybersecurity approaches and the new risks introduced by AI models, third-party AI services and autonomous systems. Sessions combine workshops, panel discussions and case studies, with an emphasis on peer learning rather than vendor presentations.
Core Security Topics
The programme covers the full AI security lifecycle, from initial planning through deployment to ongoing monitoring and incident response. Key subject areas include AI security strategy development, securing AI supply chains and third-party services, protecting models from manipulation and misuse, and integrating AI-powered applications into existing security operations. The conference also examines security testing methodologies, continuous assurance practices and the emerging challenge of securing autonomous AI agents.
Enterprise Risk and Governance Focus
A central theme is helping organisations establish governance frameworks and risk management practices suited to AI systems. Sessions address how to validate model integrity, manage risks introduced by third-party AI components and prepare security teams for threats unique to agentic and autonomous AI. The content draws on lessons learned from organisations that have implemented AI security programmes.
Who Should Attend
The conference targets security leaders including CISOs and directors of security, security architects and engineers, IT risk and governance professionals, and AI/ML engineers working in security roles. Enterprise IT and compliance teams at organisations deploying or planning to deploy AI technologies will also find the content relevant. CPE/CEU credits are available for attendees.