SecureWorld Artificial Intelligence Virtual Conference (July 22nd)
Wednesday, July 22nd, 2026: 10:30 AM to 5 PM
As enterprise AI transitions from simple pilot programs to fully autonomous workflows, this year’s conference moves past the initial "innovation theater" to focus heavily on practical governance, architectural trust, and immediate risk mitigation.
Virtual
The 2026 agenda shifts focus from basic data-theft vulnerabilities to complex runtime enforcement and systemic logic manipulation.
Moving Beyond 'Shadow AI' to 'Shadow Agents': Standard generative AI tools are a known variable, but the real challenge now lies in autonomous agents that actively call APIs, retrieve data, and trigger workflows. Sessions will tackle how to apply strict tool permissions, human-in-the-loop approvals, and data boundaries to these hidden operations.
GRC and Practical Governance (ISO 42001): Instead of reinventing the wheel, speakers will demonstrate how to extend established Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) frameworks to encompass AI. This includes building resilient AI Management Systems (AIMS) using the ISO 42001 framework to handle vendor risk assessments.
Policy-as-Code & Runtime Enforcement: A major operational highlight is the shift toward a policy-as-code approach. This allows risk and compliance teams direct control over runtime security enforcement without needing to wait on engineering cycles or product deployments.
Autonomous Hacking Stacks & Geopolitics: On the threat intelligence front, the conference will cover how adversaries are weaponizing multi-tool autonomous hacking stacks for reconnaissance and exfiltration, alongside the geopolitical risks facing sovereign AI clusters and decentralized compute networks.
Hosted by SecureWorld