AI: Same Security Problems, Now with Autocomplete

What happens when AI stops answering questions and starts doing the work?

Give a model access to real data, live APIs, and business workflows, and autocomplete becomes an operator. That shift is already underway, and it brings a new set of questions about trust, control, and what "good enough" governance actually looks like in practice.

This month we're diving into the world of AI agents: how they're built, how they're orchestrated, where the risks show up, and how teams can move fast without losing the plot.

What to expect:

• A deep dive into how AI agents actually work, from tool use and data access to multi-step orchestration
• A candid look at what can go wrong when you hand an AI real credentials and real consequences
• An open Q&A where no question is too basic (or too paranoid)

Who this is for:
Anyone building with AI, managing teams that do, or trying to figure out where the guardrails should go. Whether you're an engineer wiring up agents, a leader writing the policies, or just curious about what's coming next, this session meets you where you are.

Speakers:

• Henri Du Plessis — Managing Security Engineer, Toyota Connected North America
• Dustin Lewis — Sr. Security Engineer, Toyota Connected North America

Henri and Dustin work at the intersection of AI adoption and enterprise security every day. They'll share real-world patterns, failure modes, and the governance fundamentals that still matter, even when the technology is moving this fast.

Schedule:
6:00 PM – Food and Networking
6:30 PM – Presenation & Q&A