A private dinner for approximately 20 senior in-house security leaders: roundtable discussion of AI risk, agent governance, board reporting, and what is keeping CISOs up at night. Off the record, under Chatham House rules, with no vendor pitches. Application required.
The agenda follows the data. In Open Future Forum's August 2026 security research, 58 percent of senior security leaders name securing AI agents and their access as their top AI problem, while only 36 percent hold a dedicated AI security budget line. The dinner is where those numbers get worked as problems. Survey questions in the application flow feed the next edition of the CISO AI Leverage Report.
Who it is for: CISOs, deputy CISOs, VPs of Security, and heads of security, in-house only. The July roundtable drew 566 registrations for roughly 20 seats; registration is application-based with host approval.
This event is part of the research loop behind the CISO AI Leverage Report, August 2026: answers collected in the application flow become the next edition, published on the Open Future Forum research page. The recurring peer room for this seat is the CISO Executive Forum.
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Registration is application-based with host approval. The full calendar of executive events is on the Forum Events page.