World Congress 2026 Europe - Virtual Stage Jul 1, 2026 Session details

Building Trustworthy AI in Industry: Beyond Traditional Cybersecurity

Matteo Meucci

Secure code does not guarantee trustworthy AI. Discover why traditional cybersecurity fails against probabilistic models and how to build an evidence-based AI development lifecycle.

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#1 about 3 min

Moving from secure software behavior to trustworthy AI

Traditional security mechanisms cannot guarantee trusting generative AI behavior in the face of evolving prompts and external content.

#2 about 3 min

Emerging risks and attack vectors in AI systems

Probabilistic models introduce unpredictable behaviors and new attack surfaces like prompt injection that influence active internal workflows.

#3 about 2 min

Limitations of traditional static testing for AI models

Static analysis tools struggle with context-dependent AI behavior such as hallucinations or execution of malicious prompts.

#4 about 2 min

Assisting security analysis using AI code review tools

AI models accelerate vulnerability remediation but still require human security expertise to validate incomplete or invented fixes.

#5 about 3 min

Expanding security boundaries beyond code and application runtime

Securing AI requires validating data quality, model behavior, and inference contexts rather than just reviewing explicit source code.

#6 about 4 min

Transitioning toward a trustworthy AI development life cycle

Developing safe models demands continuous inference testing across data, robust model validation, and cross-functional team governance.

#7 about 2 min

Defining the core dimensions of generative AI security

Comprehensive system trustworthiness merges responsible AI, robust security controls, and strict privacy compliance to ensure safe user interaction.

#8 about 6 min

Operationalizing validation using OWASP AI testing guidelines

Structured testing methodologies validate architectural layers against complex threats like indirect prompt manipulation or excessive agent agency.

#9 about 5 min

Measuring organizational readiness with AI maturity assessments

Evaluating gap analysis scores across governance, policy, and engineering practices helps structure continuous organizational improvement for safe AI adoption.

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