World Congress 2026 Europe Jul 10, 2026 Session details

The New AI Security Stack: Observe, Detect, Protect

Milin Desai , Christian Trummer , Jyoti Bansal , Tomislav Tipurić

Traditional security paradigms cannot survive the massive influx of AI-generated vulnerabilities. Learn how to build aggressive DevSecOps guardrails that treat autonomous agents as inherently untrustworthy.

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Exponential code growth and emerging security vulnerabilities in sprints

How generating eight times more code with AI agents demands a change in traditional security observability.

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Increasing security stack investments to mitigate novel AI vectors

The surge in new AI attack vectors requires proactive frameworks and robust investment in security tooling.

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Shifting security left to adapt to rapid code generation

Catching and fixing software issues before runtime production prevents engineers from drowning in vulnerability backlogs.

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Designing fine-grained permissions for agent interactions with financial services

Implementing least privilege guardrails prevents untrusted AI agents from executing unauthorized transactions across sensitive portfolios.

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Constructing safety architectures for agents integrating with knowledge graphs

A six-layer safety framework combined with contextual understanding safeguards production systems from rogue agent actions.

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Applying deterministic outcomes and best practices in self-healing loops

Utilizing frameworks like Warden alongside deterministic checks prevents automated bots from introducing new security flaws.

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Automating verification while adhering to the four-eye regulatory principle

Maintaining human accountability via the four-eye principle ensures compliance without hindering automated delivery speeds in critical systems.

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Implementing risk-based autonomy to regulate automated production code deployments

Adjusting the degree of manual intervention based on the inherent risk of system changes fortifies continuous deployment safety.

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Deploying AI firewalls to prevent prompt injections by non-technical staff

Utilizing advanced AI firewalls and dynamic execution blocking intercepts data leaks prompted by unaware business users.

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Automating incident resolution and prioritizing intervention by severity parameters

Grading anomaly severity enables agents to self-heal minor issues while ensuring human oversight for isolating essential infrastructure.

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Preparing engineering organizations for rapid vulnerability response and remediation

Embedding security processes across the entire organization allows teams to apply rapid fixes against sophisticated zero-day exploits.

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