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THE INFERENCE HUB x Predict Security - The Agentic Security Stack: Supply Chain → Detection → Remediation

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The Inference Hub x Predict Security — The Agentic Security Stack: Supply Chain → Detection → Remediation

Attackers are already using AI agents to scale their operations. This session is about the stack you need on the other side of that: how you secure the agent supply chain, how you find signal in a mountain of data and how you actually respond once something's gone wrong.

Hosted by The Inference Hub, Predict Security and TensorOps, on Predict's own rooftop in Tel Aviv. This is a working session for builders and leaders, not a sales pitch.

Guy Eshet (Sr. Manager of Product @ JFrog) covers the supply chain layer: governing what AI coding agents can access and do inside an enterprise, before they become the least-monitored part of your software supply chain.

Niki Dvir (AI Engineer @ Predict Security) covers detection: turning raw, messy organizational data into something an agent can actually use without making mistakes, security's classic noise-to-signal problem.

Gad Benram (CTO @ TensorOps) covers remediation: using AI agents as an on-demand force of defender bots during a crisis, and the real architecture work, model tuning, memory, verification, production guardrails, that it takes to deploy them safely.

Date: July 28, 2026
Time: 17:00–19:30 PM

Schedule:
17:00 - Networking
17:30 - Welcome from the host - 5 mins TIH
17:35 - Predict
18:00 - TensorOps
18:30 - JFrog
19:00 - Networking and Pizzas

Location: Predict Security's office, 9 HaTa'asiya Street, Tel Aviv (DeBlox building, ground floor)

120 seats. RSVP to reserve your seat.

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Predict Security Ltd
HaTa'asiya St 9, Tel Aviv-Yafo, 6910423, Israel
Ground Floor, enter the gate, walk past the beautiful plants and then make a right!
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