The ADLC moves fast. Your security has to move faster.
AI has made it faster than ever to write and ship code – and faster than ever to exploit what’s in it. Traditional AppSec was built for a slower world that doesn’t hold up in an agentic development lifecycle.
This summit brings together security leaders around a single argument: agentic security is the only viable response to the new agentic threat landscape.
Join industry leaders on June 16th to explore why agentic development demands agentic security, and what that looks like in practice.
Register by June 8th to unlock four exclusive sessions available only to early registrants.
Andrew Zigler
Dev Rel, LinearB, Host of DevInterrupted
AI has changed what gets shipped and how fast. This session maps the control points needed before vulnerabilities reach production.
Baruch Sadogursky
Member of DevRel Staff, Tessl
AI agents move faster than security reviews can keep up with. This session shows how leading teams are closing that gap without slowing down the pipeline.
Caroline Wong
Chief Strategy Officer, Axari, Author of The AI Cyber Security Handbook
LLMs don’t just write code, they write exploits. This session profiles how AI is used offensively against software supply chains and what a credible defense requires.
Praneetha Goli
Senior AI Engineer, Capital One
AI-generated code introduces risk at the IDE, the PR, and runtime. This session maps what controls belong at each stage and how to make them work at the AI-speed.
Sandeep Johri
CEO, Checkmarx
One in four critical CVEs is now exploited within 24 hours of disclosure. This session breaks down what’s driving that acceleration and how AppSec can keep pace.
Mustapha Kebbeh
Chief Security Officer, UKG
Inbal Shani
Chief Product Officer, Head of R&D, Twiliio
Sandeep Johri
CEO, Checkmarx
The development lifecycle looks nothing like it did two years ago, and security teams are playing catch-up. This session makes the case for an AI-BOMs as the visibility layer enterprises are missing.
Jonathan Rende
Chief Product Officer, Checkmarx
Rules-based precision and AI-powered reasoning aren’t competing approaches, they’re complementary. This session explains why a hybrid model is the most reliable way to stay ahead of vulnerabilities and drive results.
Ori Bendet
VP Product, Checkmarx
Frank Emery
VP Product, Checkmarx
More scanning often means more noise, and noise kills productivity. This session explores how to reduce false positives and deliver high-fidelity signals teams can trust.
Harshil Parikh
VP Product Management, Checkmarx
Rob van der Veer
Chief AI Officer, Software Improvement Group (SIG)
Attacks that once required major resources can now be carried out in minutes for just a few dollars. This session covers how teams need to blend automation with human oversight to triage and respond faster.
Eran Kinsbruner
VP Product Marketing, Checkmarx
AI tools are being adopted faster than they can be secured. This session shows how agentic AppSec restores visibility and enforces governance before it becomes a risk.
Embedded security across the ADLC
Leave with a clear understanding of where security fits in the agentic development lifecycle and how to get there without slowing teams down.
End-to-end AI supply chain governance
Understand what it takes to achieve full visibility across your models, datasets, MCP servers, APIs, and dependencies.
High-fidelity risk detection
See how leading teams are combining deterministic precision with AI reasoning to cut through false positives and focus on exploitable risk.
Prioritization and remediation at AI speed
Get a practical framework for balancing automated triage and remediation with the human oversight needed to keep it controlled.
Visibility and control over shadow AI
Walk away with practical ways to govern a toolchain that is evolving faster than your security teams can review.
Get up to speed on agentic development and its impact on AppSec before the summit.
