InfoSec World Private Dinner: Financial Services Security Leaders on AI Agents

​Financial services teams are being asked to adopt AI agents quickly while working within the industry's regulatory, audit, and risk expectations. Most of us are working through the same questions at the same time, often without many people to compare notes with.

​This dinner is a chance to do that. We're bringing together a small group of security leaders from banking, insurance, reinsurance, and asset management for a relaxed evening of good food and honest conversation.

​We're glad to be co-hosting with our friend Geoffrey Cameron, Senior Manager, Security Architecture at OdysseyRe (part of Fairfax Financial Holdings). Geoffrey will get the conversation started by sharing how they approach architecture and governance decisions as agentic AI moves into a highly regulated business. After that, the table sets the agenda.

​Topics likely to come up:

• ​How peers are drawing the line between experimentation and production

• ​What regulators, auditors, and boards are starting to ask

• ​Where identity, access, and data controls hold up for agents, and where they don't

• ​What's working, and what people wish they'd known earlier

​There are no presentations, no demos, and no pitches. The conversation is off the record under the Chatham House Rule. We hope you'll leave with a few new connections worth keeping.

​Seats are intentionally limited to keep the group small, so registration requires approval.

​Hosted by Capsule Security, together with Geoffery Cameron, Senior Manager, Security Architecture, OdysseyRe (Part of Fairfax).