AI, Software Risk & the New Era of Cyber Resilience
This private dinner will bring together a carefully selected group of senior security, engineering and technology leaders for an off-the-record discussion about the future of software security in an AI-driven world.
AI is transforming how organisations build software.
Development teams are shipping faster, consuming more open source, and bringing new applications to market at unprecedented speed. But while developer velocity has accelerated, the security model around vulnerability reduction has struggled to keep pace.
For regulated organisations, this is becoming more than a vulnerability management challenge.
It is becoming a board-level resilience issue.
An Evening for a Candid Conversation
This private dinner will bring together a carefully selected group of senior security, engineering and technology leaders for an off-the-record discussion about the future of software security in an AI-driven world.
Rather than another presentation or product briefing, the evening is designed around one table, one conversation and a shared set of challenges.
Together, we will explore how organisations can:
- Embrace AI-driven development without compromising security
- Reduce their exploitable CVE surface proactively
- Move beyond reactive scanning and patching cycles
- Take greater control of the software supply chain
- Protect developer velocity without adding unnecessary friction
- Prepare for increasing regulatory and board-level scrutiny
Four Questions for the Table
1. Has vulnerability management kept pace?
AI has changed how much code teams ship - and how much open source comes with it.
Has your vulnerability management model changed at the same pace? If not, where is the strain showing first?
2. Is the exploitation window becoming a board issue?
Regulators and central banks are increasingly warning that AI is shrinking the window between vulnerability discovery and exploitation.
How is that changing the conversation at board and C-suite level within your organisation?
3. Can vulnerability management move upstream?
Most organisations still manage CVEs reactively through scanning and patching cycles.
What would it take to shift that model upstream - and is the real barrier technology, ownership or appetite?
4. How much developer velocity is too much?
Every organisation is balancing speed of innovation against software supply chain control.
Where does your organisation sit on that trade off - and is it a position you would be comfortable defending in an audit or post-incident review?
Hosted by Chainguard
Chainguard works with organisations seeking to build and maintain more secure software supply chains - helping security and engineering teams reduce risk without slowing the pace of software delivery.
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A seat at the table is reserved for a select group of technology, engineering and security leaders.
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