1 SEPTEMBER 2026 · COMMUNITY · CITY

Security in the AI era.

VENUEStockholm, Sweden
ORGANISERIRORI
Security in the AI era

About this event.

AI has changed the speed at which we develop, security must follow. Because when everyone in the building can turn a prompt into running code, the attack surface just grew, and the once-a-year pentest is not sufficient. Together with Aikido Security, we host an evening on what security needs to look like in the era of AI. Covering the new meta of securing infra and why AI-driven pentesting is fast becoming the new reality. (talk abstract down below) For manager, architects, and engineers that wants a secure enterprise that ships fast. Welcome to the irori🔥 Talk 1 by Saulo Valenzuela @ Irori Penetration testing is no longer a biannual or annual compliance exercise. Today, engineering teams ship code multiple times a day, meaning a traditional pentest is outdated the moment it's delivered. Human expertise is vital for nuanced security testing, but it requires a continuous counterpart to keep pace with rapid release cycles. In this 20-minute session, we will explore how AI is fundamentally changing the economics of offensive security, allowing companies to launch automated attack simulations on demand and instantly validate vulnerabilities at a fraction of the usual cost. Finally, we will introduce the concept of continuous pentesting and explain why it is the essential new component in your release pipeline. Talk 2 by Mathias Deloof @ Aikido Security Continuous pentesting sounds powerful in theory, but what does it actually look like in practice? In this session, we will demonstrate how AI-powered pentesting can be launched on demand to actively attack applications, validate vulnerabilities, and provide actionable remediation guidance. We will show how AI goes beyond traditional vulnerability scanning by reasoning through attack paths and proving exploitability. Finally, we will demonstrate how this can be integrated into modern development workflows to move from point-in-time security testing to continuous offensive security.

DATE1 September 2026
TIME17:00–20:30

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