More Autonomy Without the Risk

Location: Hotel Adlon Kempinski, Berlin

Govern AI agents without slowing the business. Isolate your agents. Govern your tools. Harden your dependencies.

AI agents are already moving into production. Platform teams are adapting them. Developers are building with them. Business teams are finding new ways to put them to work.

And security leaders are being asked a difficult question:

How do we give AI agents the autonomy they need without giving them uncontrolled access to the business?

Because agents operate differently from traditional software. 

They can hold human-class access - while operating at machine-class speed.

They can make decisions, invoke tools, access data and generate code at a scale that makes traditional approaches to governance increasingly difficult. 

Blocking agents stalls innovation. Running them ungoverned creates exposure.

There is a third path.

Join Docker CISO Mark Lechner and a select group of CISOs, senior security executives, platform leaders and AI engineering decision-makers for an invite-only executive dinner in Berlin.

Four Questions Worth Debating:

This is an invite-only peer dinner designed for leaders who are actively navigating the rise of agentic AI. We'll discuss:

1. Who gets production access? How is your organisation deciding which AI agents and agentic workflows receive production-level access? What controls travel with that access? And what happened the last time an agent - or an AI-generated dependency - surprised you?

2. Can velocity and control coexist? As agentic development scales, how are you balancing developer velocity against auditable control? Where are you currently forced to trade one for the other? And what operational risk does that trade-off introduce as EU CRA reporting obligations take hold?

3. When does AI governance become board-level control? Looking 12-18 months ahead, where do you expect AI governance to move from a security-team policy to an enforced, board-visible control?

4. Could you prove it tomorrow? If your board asked for evidence tomorrow that your organisation's AI agents are governed and auditable: what could you show them today? And what is the biggest gap you'd need to explain?

Join the Conversation

AI autonomy is here. Is your organisation ready to govern it?

Join fellow CISOs, security executives, platform leaders and AI decision-makers for an intimate dinner in Berlin exploring how to scale AI agents with control, accountability and confidence.

Register your interest below.