World Congress 2026 Europe • Jul 9, 2026 • Session details

The day the chatbot asked for sudo

Alex Olivier

When an AI agent asks for system privileges, probabilistic guardrails become useless. Learn how a zero-trust runtime layer stops prompt injections by authorizing the action, not the answer.

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