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New York Leadership Exchange
At the 2026 NY Leadership Exchange, trusted CISOs will reveal how they are operationalizing responsible security leadership in an AI-driven era. Come meet us!
CISO Dinner in NYC, Oct 2026
What Are You Planning For in 2027? Most security leaders we talk to are stuck between two positions. The exposure from agentic systems is real, both inside the environment and pointed at it. No available answer is convincing enough to write a line item against. So it gets watched rather than funded, and another quarter goes by. That decision is what this dinner is about. We want to compare notes on: How much autonomy you hand a system before it stops feeling like your decision, and where you actually draw that line Whether "proven closed" is a standard your program could meet today Underneath all three: what you are funding, what you are deferring, and what you would want to exist that does not yet. Everyone is guessing against a small sample. A room of practitioners is a better one. Join us for a conversation with peers working through the same shift. Help shape the future of agentic cyber.
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Recent research
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Read the write-up ResearchNice2Meet: We Turned Teams Mobile Meetings Into a Silent Account Takeover
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