Mon, Nov 23 · 6:00 PM EET
Artificial Intelligence is moving from answering questions to making decisions and taking actions, and it is being wired into the systems we depend on every day. That changes not only what those systems can do, but also how they can be attacked. At the same time, the cryptography protecting all of it is facing a deadline of its own.
This event brings together two experienced tech leaders who will explore both the present and the future of security in the age of AI:
Vladimir Plotean, CTO at Klarytee, will demystify the “AI doomsday” scenario and show how AI doesn’t need to go rogue to become a cybersecurity nightmare. Through real incidents and surprising numbers, he’ll show how sensitive data gets exposed, trusted outputs get turned against us, and autonomous agents act with permissions nobody thought to question. He will also raise the harder questions: who decides what AI is allowed to do, who’s watching, and who’s accountable when things go wrong.
Sorin Bolos, Co-Founder of Transilvania Quantum and PhD candidate at the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, will explain why the RSA and elliptic-curve cryptography behind every TLS handshake, signed JWT, VPN tunnel and code-signing pipeline may not hold for long. He’ll also give a practical guide to migrating to NIST’s new post-quantum standards (ML-KEM, ML-DSA and SLH-DSA).
💡 What you’ll learn:
How AI systems are exposed, manipulated and exploited, through real incidents
Why autonomous AI agents with broad permissions are a new kind of attack surface
How far the damage from an AI-related incident can spread across applications and organizations
Who decides, who watches and who is accountable when AI acts on its own
What current estimates say about when a quantum computer could break today’s cryptography
What regulators are already requiring, and how post-quantum migration is approached in practice
👥 Who should attend: This session is designed for professionals who build, secure or make decisions about AI and digital infrastructure, including:
AI enthusiasts who use AI at work and want to understand the risks behind it
Software engineers, DevOps engineers and AI practitioners
CTOs, tech leads and decision-makers
Security engineers and architects working on AI threats or cryptography
Founders, researchers and consultants in AI, cybersecurity and quantum technologies
Whether you’re deploying AI agents, running infrastructure that relies on TLS and VPNs, working in regulated industries like healthtech or fintech, or simply trying to understand where security is heading, this event will give you actionable insights. You’ll leave with a clearer view of what it takes to keep systems secure today and in the post-quantum era.
