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ai security summit / 2026 / satellite edition

AI Security Summit Copenhagen

25 November 2026 / 09:00 to 13:00
Copenhagen, Denmark
at CodeNode Copenhagen

Everyone's shipping (with) AI. Who's securing it?

After the San Francisco flagship in October, AI Security Summit comes to Copenhagen for a half-day satellite edition. Security, engineering and AI leaders from the companies actually deploying these systems, gathering to work through the strategic problems together: org design for AI security, board-level risk communication, and how to staff teams for threats that didn't exist two years ago.

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An intentionally focused room.

A single-track, half-day agenda: plenary sessions, fireside chats and panel discussions, with real room for Q&A. Four hours, one room, no parallel tracks to choose between.

For those who want to keep the conversation going, an optional lunch follows in a private room at SILO, seventeen floors up, overlooking the Copenhagen waterfront.

the format

  1. Plenary sessions
  2. Fireside chats
  3. Panel discussions
  4. Real room for Q&A
  5. Optional lunch at SILO

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People who must justify decisions with evidence, not slogans, and who run AI programs at enterprise scale.

  • Leaders driving AI strategy and risk decisions
  • C-suite executives with AI responsibility: CISOs, CTOs, CIOs
  • VPs and Heads of Engineering, AI, Security, Platform or Infrastructure

topics we'll cover

  1. What AI risk actually looks like in board meetings: metrics, frameworks, and the real questions directors ask
  2. Practical governance patterns: model approval gates, ownership maps, policy checklists
  3. Concrete supply chain risk: what to verify in third-party models, and where past breaches started
  4. Where security slows teams down versus where it prevents costly outages or bad data leaks
  5. Case reviews of real AI security incidents: attack vectors, fixes applied, and measurable outcomes

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date
Wednesday, 25 November 2026
time
09:00 to 13:00 CET
location
CodeNode Copenhagen, Gdanskgade 2, 2150 København, Denmark
format
Single track, half day. Plenary sessions, fireside chats and panels, with room for Q&A.
seats
Limited. Registration is open.

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Lunch at SILO, seventeen floors up.

Optional, and hosted by Snyk. A private room above the Nordhavn waterfront, traditional Danish smørrebrød, panoramic harbour views, and the morning's conversation carried on into the afternoon. Lunch is confirmed after you register; there is nothing separate to sign up for.

helsinkigade 29 / 17th floor / 2150 nordhavn

About SILO

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Registration open

Space is limited to keep the room focused on the people actually making these decisions.

What's included

  1. Half-day plenary programme: sessions, fireside chats and panels
  2. Real room for Q&A
  3. Optional private lunch at SILO, hosted by Snyk

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Leaders who have made the calls on AI risk at scale and can show the outcomes.

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  • 08:30 – 09:00Arrival and Breakfast
  • 09:00 – 09:2525 min

    Welcome and Opening Remarks

    • Snyk
  • 09:25 – 09:5025 min
    keynote

    Prompt, Tool, Execute: Anatomy of an Agentic Attack

    • OpenLatch

    AI agents don't just generate text, they take actions. In this session, Luc Delsalle, co-founder and CEO of OpenLatch, walks through the anatomy of an agentic attack, from the prompt to the tools an agent can reach to what it ultimately executes, and what teams can do to keep agents within the authority they were given.

  • 09:50 – 10:1525 min
    talk

    Security in the Age of AI: From Gatekeeping to Enabling Autonomy

    • CatalystOne Solutions

    AI is changing not just how software is built, but who or what builds it. Developers are working alongside AI agents, business teams are creating AI-powered solutions, and autonomous systems are taking on responsibilities traditionally held by people. Yet much of our security still relies on human-driven reviews and controls designed for a different pace of delivery. Shanky Gupta shares practical experiences from securing AI adoption in an enterprise SaaS environment. From guardrails for citizen developers and governance of AI agents and identities to rethinking security assurance for autonomous delivery, the session explores how Security can evolve from a gatekeeper into an enabler.

  • 10:15 – 10:4530 min
    fireside chat

    EU Cyber Resilience Act: Compliance Without Slowing Innovation

    • GEA Group
    • F-Secure
  • 10:45 – 11:00Coffee Break
  • 11:00 – 11:3535 min
    panel

    Securing the AI-native SDLC

    • Nykredit
    • Brødrene A. & O. Johansen
    • Graham Henshall Pandora
    • moderated by Snyk
  • 11:35 – 12:0025 min
    talk

    Continuous Offensive Security

    • Snyk
  • 12:00 – 12:3535 min
    panel

    AI Governance and Board-Level Risk

    • TDC Brands
    • Semler Gruppen
  • 12:35 – 12:4510 min

    Open Floor: Interactive Q&A

    • Snyk
  • 12:45 – 13:0015 min

    Closing Remarks

    • Snyk

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CodeNode Copenhagen

Gdanskgade 2, 2150 København

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CodeNode sits in Nordhavn, the redeveloped harbour district north of the city centre. One room for the morning, sized for a focused group rather than a conference crowd. SILO, where the optional lunch follows, is a few minutes' walk along the waterfront.

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