Secure AI is much more than just a conference at the INCYBER Forum: it is the premier venue for forging business partnerships and setting the security standards of tomorrow.

Join us for exclusive REX keynote sessions featuring both solutions and customers, watch live technical demos, and participate in our interactive panel discussions. Connect with industry leaders to manage the risks of decision-making AI and build trusted autonomy within your organization.

Autonomous AI: A Technological Leap, a New Attack Surface

Artificial intelligence has evolved from an innovation to a critical infrastructure. It is no longer merely a consultative tool; it is becoming the executive engine of organizations. We are in the era of autonomous systems and multi-agent architectures. This capacity for action creates a breaking point: the attack surface has now shifted to the very heart of automated decision-making. In addition to traditional threats such as data poisoning, jailbreaking, and prompt injections, there are now major systemic risks: manipulation of autonomous agents’ privileges, exfiltration via toolchains, and undetectable behavioral deviations.

Securing AI in practice is no longer a technical option; it is a strategic and economic imperative. With the robustness requirements of the European AI Act (particularly Article 15) coming into effect, companies must find trustworthy solutions. This is not a niche market: the global MLOps and MLSecOps market is estimated to reach $37.4 billion by 2032.

The INCYBER Forum asserts its legitimacy and guides the market in this new technology vertical by leveraging the AI TRiSM (AI Trust, Risk, and Security Management) framework, which ensures the governance, robustness, and security of AI systems.

Uniting the ecosystem to build trustworthy AI

Our ambition is to bring together Europe’s most influential leaders for an exceptionally substantive exchange and to co-create market standards:

• Strategic decision-makers (CSOs, CTOs, CDOs): Present in large numbers at the Forum, they drive adoption and oversee governance in the face of agent-based risks.
• Architects and providers (MLSecOps, Cloud, LLM): They are shaping the infrastructure of tomorrow and driving technical innovation.
• Cybersecurity vendors (XDR, SIEM, GRC): They are evolving existing security tools to monitor and analyze AI actions in real time.
• Regulatory authorities (ANSSI, ENISA, CNIL, Ministries): They define standards, compliance frameworks, and the trust framework.