The Industry’s First

AI Agent Security Summit in San Francisco

Brought to you by Zenity Labs

October 8 | San Francsico

Shape the Future of AI Agent Security

After launching in NYC, the AI Agent Security Summit heads to San Francisco on Wednesday, October 8 to continue shaping how enterprises secure the next wave of AI.

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Agenda

Why Attend?

The smartest, most curious minds in AI security found a space to connect, exchange ideas, and push the boundaries of what’s possible. This summit is for builders, defenders, and thinkers shaping the future of AI Agent security.

Serious Knowledge Transfer

Deep, engaging discussions on AI Agent security risks, real-world attack surface evolutions, and how to build defenses that actually work.

Elite Minds All in One Room

Meet, debate, collaborate with top experts and rising voices in AI security. Whether they’re well-known or about to be, they’ll be here.

Community Over Competition

This is not a product pitch-fest. It’s a meet-up for those who are just as fascinated with, and interested in AI Agents as we are.

What You’ll Learn

With AI Agents becoming integral to many workflows, they introduce unprecedented challenges. This summit navigates the uncharted territories of AI Agents with discussions around:

Real Risks

Learn how attackers exploit AI Agents and what you need to change in your security strategy to stay ahead.

Deconstructing AI Agents

Dive deep into adversarial tactics, prompt manipulation, and unintended behaviors that can turn trusted systems into threats.

Defense Beyond the Perimeter

Discover new defense methods that monitor behavior, detect deviations in intent, and break malicious automation.

Who Should Join?

If you work at the intersection of AI Agents and security this content is for you:

Security Engineers & Senior Practitioners – AI security risks are evolving fast. Swap insights and stay ahead.
AI Researchers & Developers – If you build, break, or secure AI, this is your community.
CISOs & Security Leaders – Learn what’s coming next—and who’s solving the biggest challenges.