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The premier executive & technical summit examining how artificial intelligence is changing both the offensive and defensive sides of cybersecurity.
Attendance is strictly capped at 200 senior delegates to maintain an intimate, high-impact environment. Over 50+ CISOs and enterprise security leaders from top global organizations attend.
Strictly capped capacity ensuring high-signal peer networking.
Chief Security Officers representing global Fortune 500 firms.
VPs of Security, Lead Architects & Threat Intelligence Directors.
Microsoft
Enterprise Security
Google Cloud
Cyber Risk & AI
CrowdStrike
Threat Research
Palo Alto
Network Defense
Goldman Sachs
InfoSec Architecture
JPMorgan Chase
Global Cyber Ops
Datadog
Cloud Security
Snowflake
Data & AI Governance
Cloudflare
Edge Defense
Cisco Systems
Security Business
SentinelOne
Autonomous Endpoint
Fortinet
Enterprise SOC
Amazon AWS
Cloud Security
IBM Security
X-Force Threat Intel
Deloitte
Cyber Risk Advisory
Adversaries are actively weaponizing LLMs, autonomous agents, and synthetic media to bypass legacy security controls at unprecedented velocity.
Simultaneously, enterprise security operations deploy AI to automate triage, threat hunting, and incident response. This summit bridges the gap between offensive AI capabilities and defensive security engineering.
Executive AI strategy, governance & SEC compliance.
LLM guardrails, RAG security & threat modeling.
Adversary AI attack vectors & offensive LLM analysis.
Managing model risk, data privacy & regulatory compliance.
A balanced intensive program split equally between offensive and defensive AI domain mastery.
Deep-dive analysis into how adversaries weaponize artificial intelligence to automate exploitation, evade detection, and scale targeted campaigns.
Engineering resilient enterprise architectures, deploying AI in security operations, and establishing robust model governance.
A glimpse into the curriculum. Your DLP solution was not built for an era where engineers run 70B-parameter language models on local workstations.
# Signal 1: Anomalous GPU utilization on developer workstations $ nvidia-smi --query-compute-apps=pid,used_memory --format=csv PID 14823, 38000 MiB ← 38GB VRAM = large LLM running # Signal 2: Ollama process running on known default port $ netstat -tlnp | grep :11434 tcp 0.0.0.0:11434 LISTEN 14821/ollama ← local model server active # What you CANNOT see: the data being sent to the local model # The context window is entirely local — no network intercept possible
| Tool Type | How It's Used | Data Risk |
|---|---|---|
| AI coding tools (Copilot, Cursor) | Autocomplete against codebase | HIGH — context to API |
| Local LLMs (Ollama, LM Studio) | Private assistant on GPU | MED — data ungoverned |
| Browser AI extensions | AI-assisted email, web browsing | HIGH — reads context |
Most organizations respond to shadow AI discovery by issuing an acceptable use policy. This is necessary but not sufficient. Engineers working under deadline pressure will use whatever tools make them most productive.
Deploy a centralized AI gateway that all LLM API traffic must route through, enforcing network policy.
Deploy an endpoint agent that identifies all AI-related processes (Ollama, LM Studio, etc.) continuously.
Provide a sanctioned, capable enterprise AI tool that developers actually want to use.
Complete summit schedule covering opening keynotes, technical teardowns, virtual breaks with lightning polls, and closing horizon interactive Q&A.
Definitive intelligence briefing on observed offensive AI usage across enterprise target environments.
How adversaries scale targeted attacks using synthetic media, voice cloning, and real-time deepfake injection.
Multi-source threat intel panel analyzing real-world adversary LLM infrastructure and C2 channels.
Short break strategy: Live interactive audience polls in chat (e.g., "Has your company faced a deepfake attempt yet?").
Deep-dive teardown of direct/indirect prompt injection, RAG data poisoning, and agent privilege escalation.
A CISO's first-hand account of detection, containment, incident response, and action plan playbook.
Executive framework for AI architecture, threat modeling, input/output validation, and model firewalls.
Engineering controls for context isolation, vector database security, and output alignment guardrails.
CISOs discuss risk management frameworks, SEC compliance, board reporting, and shadow AI governance.
Short break strategy: High-energy engagement pause & spotlight showcase to prevent drop-off.
Deploying AI agents for automated alert triage, context enrichment, and sub-second incident containment.
Strategic roadmap and live interactive Q&A session on future offensive AI, defense automation, and global regulation.
World-class cybersecurity leaders, red teamers, and AI security researchers.
Leading enterprise defense & executive AI governance strategies.
Specialist in offensive LLM weaponization & autonomous botnets.
Architect of production LLM firewalls & RAG security guardrails.
Pioneer in AI-driven sub-second incident triage & response.
Strictly limited 200 delegate seats available for qualified cybersecurity practitioners, executives, and researchers.
For security analysts, architects, engineers, and researchers.
For CISOs, VPs, Directors & C-Suite Security Executives.
Position your brand directly in front of 200 high-intent delegates, including 50+ CISOs and enterprise security architects.
Official Strategic Partner for AI-Sec Global Summit 2026 — delivering cutting-edge cybersecurity intelligence, research, and threat analysis to enterprise security teams worldwide.
Driving targeted B2B engagement and accelerating pipeline growth for cybersecurity enterprises.
Amplifying the reach of AI-Sec Global Summit through leading industry publications and digital channels.
Executive keynote slots, virtual exhibit lounge, and high-intent CISO lead generation.
Official summit syndication, executive interview access, and joint content distribution.
Present breakthrough offensive/defensive AI research papers and vulnerability teardowns.
Read our latest technical breakdowns on deepfakes, prompt injection, shadow AI, and autonomous SOC architectures.
How attackers hijack autonomous coding agents through malicious tool definitions and rogue servers.
READ FULL ARTICLE →How attackers weaponize normal documents to hijack AI agents through poisoned retrieval context.
READ FULL ARTICLE →A CISO breakdown of Annex III, Article 50 and €35M fines — what you must comply with now.
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READ FULL ARTICLE →It is a focused 6-hour virtual executive & technical summit examining how artificial intelligence is changing both the offensive (exploitation) and defensive (mitigation) sides of cybersecurity.
Attendance is strictly capped at 200 select delegates, including 50+ CISOs & Chief Security Officers, to guarantee an intimate, high-signal interactive environment.
Standard Virtual Passes are complimentary for qualified security professionals. The Executive CISO Pass is $49 USD and includes private CISO roundtable access & executive peer networking.
You can click on the "Become a Partner" button to submit your company details. Inquiries are sent directly to info@buildtek.in.
Yes. All registered attendees receive 30 days of on-demand access to session recordings post-event.
Yes. Attendees will receive a verifiable Certificate of Attendance supporting 6 CPE credits for CISSP, CISM, and related security certifications.