Securing the Software Supply Chain: From Package-Level Vulnerabilities to AI-Introduced Risk
Join a small group of senior security leaders in London to unpack how software supply chain attacks and AI are quietly reshaping your risk surface.
Executive Breakfast
Securing the Software Supply Chain: From Package-Level Vulnerabilities to AI-Introduced Risk
“How do we prevent an axios-type attack?”
A single poisoned package can compromise millions of builds, and most teams wouldn’t catch it until it’s already in production.
Now layer in AI. From hallucinated dependencies to AI-generated code, the attack surface is expanding faster than most security teams can respond.
This private executive breakfast brings together senior security and engineering leaders to unpack what’s actually happening inside modern software supply chains and what practical prevention looks like today.
A single poisoned package can compromise millions of builds, and most teams wouldn’t catch it until it’s already in production.
Now layer in AI. From hallucinated dependencies to AI-generated code, the attack surface is expanding faster than most security teams can respond.
This private executive breakfast brings together senior security and engineering leaders to unpack what’s actually happening inside modern software supply chains and what practical prevention looks like today.
- A VP of Cybersecurity at a leading VC firm on where risk and investment in this space is heading
- James Matchett, Head of Security at Cloudsmith, on how AI is making supply chain attacks easier and more dangerous
- An open, fireside chat with practitioners sharing first-hand examples of what this looks like in practice, including a Principal Engineer from the Financial Times
- Thursday, 30 April from 9:00 - 12:00
- Dunstan's Den at Canopy by Hilton London City
- 11-15 Minories, London, EC3N 1AX
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