AI is Accelerating Software Development. Is Your Security Strategy Keeping Up?

Software risk is entering a new era.

Location - Nobis, Stockholm, Sweden

AI is fundamentally changing how software is built. Developers are writing more code, adopting more open source components, and delivering applications faster than ever before. But while development velocity has accelerated, the security model surrounding vulnerability reduction has struggled to keep pace.

What was once viewed as a vulnerability management problem has become a strategic resilience challenge for boards, CIOs and CISOs.

Following high-profile software supply chain incidents and increasing regulatory scrutiny, leading financial institutions are rethinking how they manage software risk. Organisations that once focused on detecting and patching vulnerabilities are now looking further upstream - reducing exploitable CVEs before software ever reaches production.

As AI-driven development becomes the norm, this shift is becoming increasingly urgent.

Join Chainguard for an exclusive dinner in Stockholm.

This private dinner brings together a select group of senior security, engineering and technology leaders from across the Nordic financial services community for an evening of peer discussion and knowledge sharing.

Together, we'll explore how financial institutions can embrace AI-enabled software development while strengthening software supply chain security and dramatically reducing their exploitable vulnerability surface - without slowing innovation or increasing developer friction.

Expect an open, off-the-record conversation with industry peers facing many of the same strategic and operational challenges.

Dinner Discussion Topics

The evening will explore questions including:

• Can vulnerability management scale with AI-driven development? As AI accelerates developer productivity and open source adoption, how confident are you that your current vulnerability management processes can keep pace? 
• What does AI mean for cyber resilience? Regulators are warning that AI is reducing the time between vulnerability disclosure and exploitation. How is this changing board-level conversations around operational resilience and software risk?
• Moving beyond reactive security - Most organisations still rely on scanning and patching known vulnerabilities. What would it take to shift security further upstream and reduce vulnerabilities before they enter production?
• Balancing speed with control - As development teams move faster than ever, where should organisations draw the line between developer velocity and software supply chain governance?

Request Your Invitation

This executive dinners is invitation only, with attendees limited to ensure meaningful discussion among peers.

Register your interest today to request an invitation and join senior financial services leaders for an evening of conversation, networking and practical insight into securing software in the age of AI.