Join the Leading Conference Addressing AI Risk in the Enterprise Artificial Intelligence (AI) Risk Summit
SecurityWeek’s AI Risk Summit is the leading gathering for CISOs, risk leaders, and developers tackling the real-world challenges of AI risk in the enterprise.
Now in its third year, the event brings together the most influential voices across AI research, policy, cybersecurity and industry, this event has earned its reputation as the go-to forum for understanding and managing the risks of rapidly advancing AI technologies.
With a strong history of participation from leading global organizations, the summit delivers practical insights into securing generative and predictive AI, defending against adversarial use and deepfakes, and navigating the evolving landscape of regulation and compliance. Attendees gain actionable strategies, peer-driven perspectives, and the clarity needed to lead confidently in an AI-driven world.
Hosted at the stunning Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay, California, this event hosts some of the biggest names and brightest minds in technology and AI, and features keynotes, panel discussions, fireside chats, advanced research, and technical presentations showcasing eye-opening examples of AI in action.
Attendees can expect robust discussions, technical deep dives, debates and thought-provoking presentations across various topics including:
Adversarial AI & Deepfakes
The powerful capabilities of artificial intelligence can be exploited for malicious purposes, including the creation of deepfakes, automated cyberattacks, autonomous weapons, and more, raising concerns about national security, privacy, misinformation and brand damage.
Protecting Sensitive Data Flowing Through AI/ML Models
AI systems can be vulnerable to hacking and other cyber threats, which can lead to data breaches, theft of sensitive information, or manipulation of AI systems for malicious purposes.
Regulatory Challenges
The rapid advancement of AI technology poses challenges for regulation and governance. Developing effective policies that protect public interests without stifling innovation is a complex task that requires international cooperation and foresight.
AI Ethical Debates
Facilitated discussions or debates on AI ethics, focusing on real-world implications of AI deployments, like privacy concerns, bias, and decision-making in critical situations.
AI Failures and Perils of AI Gone Rogue
Presentations showcasing instances where AI didn’t work as expected, analyzing the reasons behind these failures, and discussing strategies to mitigate such risks.
Exhibit Area
Attendees will have access to and exhibit area where companies will be showcasing their latest AI technologies and products. Attendees can see firsthand how these tools work and discuss their application.
AI and Data Integration
Sessions on handling and analyzing massive datasets using AI, covering advanced topics like big data architectures, cloud computing in AI and privacy concerns.
Roadmap Planning
Practical guidance on integrating AI into your enterprise risk management, intellection property protection and cybersecurity strategies.
AI for Defense
Presentations and case studies showcasing how AI has been used to mitigate risks, enhance security, or solve complex security challenges.