Join Check Point and the Saudi leadership team in Riyadh on Tuesday 18th August 2026 at The Mandarin Oriental for an exclusive executive gathering exploring the future of AI vs Cybersecurity.
This executive session will examine the evolving AI threat landscape and the security implications of deploying generative AI, machine learning models, AI-powered applications, and autonomous agents at scale. Through real-world examples and emerging attack scenarios, we will explore vulnerabilities across the entire AI lifecycle from data acquisition and model training to deployment, inference, and ongoing operations. Attendees will gain insights into how threat actors are targeting AI systems, exploiting weaknesses in data pipelines, bypassing safeguards, and leveraging AI to amplify cyberattacks.
Designed specifically for CISOs and senior security leaders, the discussion will focus on practical strategies for building resilient AI security programs that balance innovation with risk management. Key topics will include establishing robust AI governance frameworks, securing trusted data pipelines, implementing AI-specific security controls, managing third-party and supply chain risks, ensuring regulatory compliance, and developing effective oversight for AI-driven decision-making. We will also examine emerging standards, best practices, and security architectures that enable organizations to embed trust, transparency, and accountability into their AI initiatives.
Discussion Points:
Securing AI from Development to Deployment
How can organizations secure AI across the entire lifecycle from data ingestion and model training to deployment and runtime operations?
Protecting Against Emerging AI-Specific Threats
What are the most critical AI-native attack vectors CISOs should prioritize, including prompt injection, data poisoning, model manipulation, and autonomous agent abuse.
Governance, Compliance, and Trust in the Age of AI
How can security leaders establish governance frameworks that enable innovation while maintaining compliance, transparency, and accountability?
Securing AI-Powered Applications and Autonomous Agents
As enterprises deploy AI copilots, GenAI applications, and autonomous agents, how do organizations prevent unauthorized access, data leakage, and misuse?
Prevention-First Security for the AI Era
Is detection and response sufficient for AI risks, or do organizations need a prevention-first approach to AI security?
Who Should Attend
This executive boardroom is designed for senior leaders responsible for cybersecurity and technology strategy, including:
- Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs)
- Chief Information Officers (CIOs)
- Heads of Security & Security Operations
- Cloud Security & Architecture Leaders
- Cyber Defence & Threat Intelligence Leaders
- IT Risk, Governance & Compliance Leaders
