About ABOUT

AI Security Summit creates a shared working room for AI engineers, application security teams, researchers, technology leaders, and policymakers. Its purpose is to close the gap between how quickly organizations deploy AI and how confidently they can secure it. The program favors deployed systems, original research, incident lessons, live demonstrations, and decisions that attendees can apply after the event.

Each summit is built around the decisions its room actually owns. Leadership sessions focus on governance, risk ownership, investment, and organizational decisions. Where a summit also runs a practitioner track, those sessions focus on threat models, model and agent behavior, prompt injection, red teaming, secure development, detection, and incident response. Either way, the format gives the audience useful depth without treating AI security as one generic topic.

AI Security Summit is a Snyk and AI Engineer initiative. Snyk contributes experience securing the code AI writes, the agents it runs, and the applications it builds. AI Engineer contributes a community of practitioners who build and operate AI systems. The event also works with speakers, venue partners, program partners, and sponsors in each host city. Partner participation does not replace the summit's focus on practical, useful sessions.

The series runs from a San Francisco flagship, where AISS launched in 2025, with satellite editions in other cities. It publishes event details, announcements, and session recordings on this site. Dates, venues, speakers, agendas, ticket links, and calls for papers are published only when confirmed. Use the event pages as the source of truth for a specific city, and use the contact page for partnership or event questions.