Zenity Hosts Second AI Agent Security Summit in San Francisco
Zenity announces its second AI Agent Security Summit in San Francisco, featuring keynotes, panels, and sessions on AI security risks and solutions.
Zenity Labs has revealed details for its second AI Agent Security Summit, scheduled for October 8, 2025, at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco. The event builds on the success of its debut in New York City earlier this year, expanding into a larger, multi-track program focused on AI agent security.
Event Highlights
- Community-Driven Content: The summit is designed as a community event for the League of Security Experts, featuring discussions shaped by over 100 community submissions.
- No Vendor Pitches: The program emphasizes knowledge sharing, original research, and open dialogue, with no product pitches or vendor showcases.
- Key Topics: Discussions will cover adversarial AI, red teaming, runtime defenses, and applied case studies, with new research from enterprise practitioners and independent researchers.
Featured Speakers
- Kandi Abhishek (Nokia): "When Trust Backfires: Exploiting Gemini CLI’s Illusion of Shell Safety leading to Code Execution"
- Michael Bargury (Zenity): Keynote Speaker and AI Agent Platform Panel Moderator
- Jack Cable (Corridor): "A Case Study of Vulnerabilities in AI Agents"
- David Campbell (Scale AI): "Ignore Previous Instructions: Embracing AI Red Teaming"
- Emile Delcourt (Panorama): "Genetic Evolution in Adversarial Prompting: Subverting an AI Guard"
- Amanda Grady (ServiceNow): AI Agent Platform Panelist
- Allie Howe (Growth Cyber): "Agentic Threats: From Theory to Practice"
- Ken Huang (Distributedapps.AI): AIVSS Panel Moderator
- Nate Lee (Trustmind): "My AI is an INTJ: Understanding the Personality Traits of Your Autonomous Agents"
- Jiquan Ngiam (MintMCP): "X-Ray for Agents: Observability & Safe Tooling for MCP"
- Rashmi Nagpal (Patchstack): "Code Guardian: Building Multi-Agent AI Systems for Autonomous Security Operations"
- Ryan Ray (Slalom): "Securing Agentic AI: Threats, Models, and Mitigation in the Age of Autonomy"
- Vamsi Krishna Reddy (Walmart): "AI Agent Attack Vectors: Unveiling Self-Healing Vulnerabilities in Enterprise Systems"
- Steve Wilson (Exabeam): "Agents as Insider Threats: Securing Against Your Fastest, Sneakiest Employees"
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