About this Event
AI is advancing faster than the safeguards around it, while quantum computing is moving toward the point where it can break the encryption that protects financial systems, critical infrastructure, and national security. These two shifts are now arriving together, and the window to prepare is closing.
Quantum and Trusted Infrastructure brings together investors, security leaders, founders, researchers, and public sector experts for an afternoon of clear, practical discussion. You'll learn where the real risks are, which solutions are ready to deploy, and where the next wave of security investment is likely to go.
Sessions will address the compounding risk of post-quantum cryptography timelines layered on top of near-term AI-driven vulnerabilities, including AI jailbreaking, model hijacking, adversarial prompt engineering, and prompt injection attacks on critical systems.
Attendees will explore where we stand in AI evolution today, from capability thresholds and model proliferation to the adversarial attack surface that current AI systems expose. Discussions will also examine emerging trusted infrastructure technologies such as confidential computing and KOS computing, and what their adoption means for enterprise security teams, investors, and national security planners.
We’ll close the conversation on a topic that often goes overlooked: workforce readiness. Who is setting the credentials and standards for quantum cybersecurity, and is the talent pipeline anywhere close to meeting the scale of what is coming?
Event venue & nearby stays
UCLA Samueli School of Engineering, 404 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, United States
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