AWS reInforce 2025 Key Sessions for AI Security
Discover must-attend AI security sessions at AWS reInforce 2025 in Philadelphia, featuring expert insights on generative AI challenges and solutions. Register now with a limited-time discount.
AWS has announced its re:Inforce 2025 conference, scheduled for June 16-18 in Philadelphia, PA, with a focus on generative AI security. The event will feature sessions designed to help organizations address the unique security challenges posed by AI advancements.
Key Details
- Registration: A full conference pass costs $1,099, with a limited-time $150 discount using the code
flashsale150. - Focus Areas: Sessions will cover data protection, model security, identity management, and AI agent resilience.
Session Highlights
Innovation Talks
- SEC301: From possibility to production: A strong, flexible foundation for AI security with Hart Rossman and Becky Weiss (AWS).
Breakout Sessions
- SEC303: Behind the shields: AWS and Anthropic’s approach to secure AI with Matt Saner (AWS) and Shahzeb Jiwani (Anthropic).
- SEC304: Amazon.com testing frameworks and tools for GenAI security and privacy with Alex Torres, Josh Haycraft, and Jess Clark (Amazon).
Chalk Talks
- SEC431: Dive deep into data protection architectures for Amazon Bedrock Agents with Andrew Kane and Gabrielle Dompreh (AWS).
- APS231: Using AWS services to mitigate the OWASP Top 10 for LLM threats with Mark Keating and Cameron Smith (AWS).
Lightning Talks
- SEC221: Raising the tide: How AWS is shaping the future of secure AI with Matt Saner (AWS).
- SEC322: Managing digital identity in the age of generative AI with Arthur Mnev and Lily Ashidam (AWS).
Interactive Sessions
- SEC351: Accelerating incident response, compliance & auditing using generative AI with Snehal Nahar, Ravindra Kori, Rayette Toles-Abdullah, and Abhijit Barde (AWS).
- SEC352: Agentic AI for security: Building intelligent egress traffic controls with Ranjith Rayaprolu, Anil Nadiminti, Michael Leighty, and Dwaragha Sivalingam (AWS).
Workshops
- SEC371: Red Team approaches to practical generative AI defenses with Mac Stevens and Cameron Smith (AWS).
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