Enterprise development and security workflows are encountering a fundamental inflection point with the rise of autonomous AI agents and automated exploit synthesis.
On 12 February 2027, Build Tek Events is convening the AI-SEC Global Summit 2027, a 100% virtual executive summit engineered for technical security leadership.
Core Technical Tracks
- Offensive AI: Indirect prompt injection across autonomous workflows, Model Context Protocol (MCP) boundary violations, deepfake biometric synthesis, and automated CVE exploitation.
- Defensive AI: Production LLM guardrail architectures, real-time SOC triage automation, threat telemetry correlation, and EU AI Act / NIST AI RMF compliance mapping.
Key Summit Features
- Strictly capped at 200 global enterprise delegates
- Closed-door CISO Roundtable operated under Chatham House Rule
- Strict zero vendor pitch policy
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Top comments (1)
Autonomous AI agents introduce a different kind of cybersecurity challenge. They don't just generate content; they can interact with tools, access sensitive data, and trigger actions across connected enterprise systems.
This raises important questions around prompt injection, excessive permissions, identity abuse, auditability, and human oversight.
A question for CISOs and cybersecurity professionals:
What is the one security control you consider non-negotiable before allowing an AI agent to execute actions in a production environment?
Interested in hearing how security teams are approaching this challenge.
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