NexGen AI-powered Cyber & Network Security Virtual Summit (UKI Edition)
AI, connected devices, machine identities, and distributed infrastructure are changing the security landscape. Explore how organizations can strengthen cyber and network security with identity, cryptographic trust, and automated security controls. Discover practical approaches to securing AI agents, workloads, software, devices, and digital communications. Learn how security teams can improve resilience while maintaining visibility, control, and verifiable trust across connected environments.
Date
3rd December 2026Time
10:00 AM GMTExpert Speakers
6+Overview
Building a Trusted Security Foundation for the AI Era
Enterprise environments now include human users, machines, workloads, applications, devices, APIs, and increasingly autonomous AI agents. As these systems become more interconnected, traditional security boundaries are becoming harder to maintain and identity, integrity, and authorization are becoming central to cyber resilience.
The NexGen AI-powered Cyber & Network Security Virtual Summit (UKI Edition) will explore how organizations can strengthen security across connected infrastructure while preparing for AI-driven threats and autonomous systems. The discussions will focus on machine identity, PKI, DNS security, AI trust, software integrity, network protection, and automated security controls.
The summit will explore how organizations can:
- Establish verifiable identities for machines, workloads, devices, and AI agents
- Strengthen network security through identity-based and policy-driven controls
- Manage growing machine identities across complex enterprise environments
- Modernize PKI and automate certificate lifecycle management
- Protect AI agents with identity, authorization, governance, and auditability
- Secure software throughout development, signing, deployment, and runtime
- Protect APIs, workloads, containers, and connected devices with strong identities
- Use DNS as an additional security and policy enforcement layer
- Prevent phishing, spoofing, and unauthorized digital communications
- Verify the integrity of AI models and software before they enter production
- Establish cryptographic proof for digital content and its provenance
- Improve cyber resilience through centralized visibility, automation, and policy enforcement
As organizations adopt AI and expand connected infrastructure, security teams need a trust architecture that can operate at machine speed while maintaining accountability, control, and resilience.
Why
Secure Every Identity. Protect Every Connection. Build AI-Ready Trust.
Here’s why you shouldn’t miss it:
Digital Sessions
Explore AI security, machine identity, PKI modernization, network security, software trust, and cryptographic controls.
Digital Panel Discussions
Hear security leaders discuss AI agent governance, machine identities, certificate automation, network protection, and cyber resilience.
Digital Networking
Connect with CISOs, cybersecurity, network security, PKI, identity, cloud, and technology leaders across the UKI region.
Virtual One-to-One Meetings
Discuss AI security, digital trust, PKI, machine identity, network protection, and security automation with industry experts.
Our
Knowledge Sessions
Experience dynamic web panel discussions, live fireside chats, and interactive digital presentations that offer in-depth insights.
Industry Leaders
Connect virtually with industry leaders, decision-makers, and experts to explore emerging trends, share insights, and discover new strategies shaping the future.
Attendees
Join a distinguished group of senior executives and industry professionals for meaningful knowledge exchange and collaboration.
Our
- Securing AI Agents With Verifiable Identity and Access Controls
- Managing Machine Identities as Connected Systems Continue to Grow
- Modernizing PKI for Shorter Certificate Lifecycles and Greater Automation
- Using DNS as a Security Control Across Distributed Environments
- Protecting AI Models From Tampering Across Development and Runtime
- Establishing Strong Identity for Workloads, APIs, Containers, and Devices
- Strengthening Software Supply Chain Security Through Code Signing
- Preventing Phishing and Spoofing Through Strong Digital Authentication
- Building Network Security Around Identity, Policy, and Cryptographic Trust
- Establishing Governance and Auditability for Autonomous AI Systems
- Proving the Authenticity and Integrity of AI-Generated Digital Content
- Building a Unified Trust Architecture Across People, Machines, Software, and AI
Key Focus Areas
- AI Cybersecurity
- AI Agent Trust
- Machine Identity
- Public Key Infrastructure
- DNS Security
- Network Security
- Software Trust
- Code Signing
- Device Identity
- Workload Identity
- Digital Content Authenticity
- Cyber Resilience
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
CXOs, VPs, Directors, Heads, Managers & Specialists in -
- Chief Information Security Officers
- Chief Information Officers
- Heads of Cybersecurity
- Heads of Network Security
- Heads of Identity & Access Management
- Cybersecurity Directors
- Network Security Directors
- Security Architecture Directors
- PKI & Cryptography Leaders
- Cloud Security Leaders
- DevSecOps Leaders
- Cyber Risk & Resilience Leaders
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