The organisations defining AI security practice must do more than identify risk. They must help the industry understand which principles matter, where risk is emerging and how security teams can translate guidance into practice. Join OWASP GenAI Security Project leaders, researchers and security practitioners for a full day dedicated to the research, standards and practices informing secure AI adoption.
EVENT DETAIL: Wednesday 9 December 2026
Crowne Plaza London Docklands, London
Full-day summit followed by networking reception
Shaping the Future of AI Security
OWASP GenAI Security Project guidance is developed through independent, open collaboration among security experts and practitioners. This summit brings the work behind that guidance into the room: critical threats, emerging research, and the practical interpretation of security frameworks for organisations responsible for real systems.
Expect research-led sessions and informed discussion on the security principles and controls needed to adopt AI responsibly, preserve trust and support useful, productive deployment.
Areas of Focus
01 | Secure AI Adoption
Examine the principles, governance and security foundations that support responsible AI adoption. Explore how organisations can make productive use of AI while retaining control over data, permissions and outcomes.
02 | Advancing AI Security Research
Examine emerging research into generative and agentic systems, adversarial techniques, threat intelligence and the evolving attack surface. Hear perspectives connected to the OWASP Agentic Research Council, with specialist sessions such as digital forensics under consideration.
03 | From Research and Standards to Implementation
Connect the OWASP GenAI Security Project’s research and guidance to practical controls. Examine how organizations can implement the OWASP Top 10 frameworks for LLM and agentic applications, use evidence to evaluate security measures, and apply relevant codes of practice, subject to confirmation of specific programme content.
Who should attend
CISOs and security leaders; AI and application security architects; red teamers and researchers; engineering leaders responsible for AI systems; risk and governance professionals; policymakers and standards practitioners.
The programme
Wednesday 9 December: a full day of expert talks, research sessions and practitioner discussion. Full agenda and speakers to be announced.
After the sessions, continue the discussion at the summit networking reception. An opportunity to challenge assumptions, exchange implementation experience and connect with the people contributing to AI security practice.
EVENT DISCLAIMER: This OWASP GenAI Security Project event takes place during Black Hat Europe week and is independently organised. It is not presented as an official Black Hat Europe programme or partnership.
