About this Event
Building Digital Trust for AI at Scale – From Access and Exposure to Resilient Execution
The AI Trust & Control Questions:
- As AI becomes more autonomous, who controls the identities, permissions and access it relies on?
- Can organisations continuously verify what AI and machines are authorised to access and do?
- Can security teams identify certificates, secrets and vulnerabilities before they become operational disruption?
- How can leaders scale AI while balancing autonomy, resilience, risk and measurable value?
The challenge is no longer simply securing AI; it is maintaining trust and control as AI gains the freedom to act.
“The future of AI will not be defined only by what AI can do, but by how confidently organisations can trust the environment in which it operates.” - OpenGov Asia
Resilience by Design: Are You Scaling AI or Scaling Exposure?
The AI agenda has entered a new phase. While early adoption focused on experimentation, pilots and productivity, executive teams are now asking how AI can move beyond isolated use cases to drive measurable business outcomes at scale.
As AI becomes increasingly embedded in enterprise systems and workflows, the operating environment becomes as important as the AI. AI agents need access to applications, data, APIs and workflows for tasks, creating new requirements for identity, access, trust, security and resilience.
Can your organisation trust the systems that AI depends on?
Machine identities are multiplying. Certificates are becoming increasingly difficult to manage across distributed environments. Secrets are spreading across applications and workloads, while vulnerabilities can create operational exposure across interconnected technology estates.
At the same time, organisations need to understand whether infrastructure supporting AI can remain resilient as adoption grows. A compromised identity, exposed secret, expired certificate or unmanaged vulnerability can quickly move from a technical issue to an operational and business risk.
Organisations therefore need an operating model that connects AI innovation with digital trust, operational resilience and business value - ensuring that the foundations enabling AI remain visible, controlled and resilient as the environment evolves.
This is where digital trust and operational resilience become critical.
By strengthening machine identity and access control, improving certificate lifecycle management, reducing secret sprawl and addressing vulnerabilities, organisations can establish a more resilient foundation for increasingly connected and autonomous AI environments.
For organisations scaling AI across existing hybrid and multi-cloud environments, the opportunity is to strengthen the foundations already in place - not create another layer of complexity.
A more integrated approach to identity, secrets, certificates, vulnerabilities and operational resilience can help organisations improve visibility and control while enabling AI initiatives to move from experimentation towards measurable business impact.
The opportunity is not simply to secure AI. It is to create an operating environment where AI can connect, operate and scale - with digital trust and resilience built in.
The objective is not simply to manage AI risk. It is to build the operating model that allows organisations to scale AI with confidence.
OpenGov Gamification Table – How It Works
We will take the discussion further with our OpenGov Gamification Tables (OGT). This session is intended to further amplify the experience of learning through an intimate discussion and interaction within a smaller group.
You will be assigned to a table with an IBM executive speaker and other senior technology and security leaders.
They will lead an engaging 35-minute discussion on a specific topic, incorporating innovative props for added interaction.
The session will deepen your knowledge on AI, digital trust, security and operational resilience.
A resilient AI operating model enables organisations to:
- CONNECT AI to enterprise systems and workflows through trusted identities, secure access and resilient technology foundations
- TRUST machine identities, certificates and access through greater visibility, ownership and lifecycle control
- PROTECT critical environments by reducing secret sprawl and identifying vulnerabilities before they become operational risks
- RESILIENCE operations through continuous risk awareness, governance, automation and stronger digital trust
- MEASURE AI investment through clearer visibility into cost, value, business impact and ROI
Who should attend:
- Chief Information Security Officers
- Chief Technology Officers
- Chief Operating Officers
- Chief Information Officers
- Chief Digital Officers
- Chief Risk Officers
- Chief Compliance Officers
- Heads of Cybersecurity
- Heads of Security Operations
- Heads of IT Operations
- Directors, Heads and VPs of Information Security
- Directors, Heads and VPs of Security Operations
- Directors, Heads and VPs of Infrastructure
- Directors, Heads and VPs of Technology Risk
- Directors, Heads and VPs of Risk & Compliance
Agenda
🕑: 08:00 AM
Registration
🕑: 08:55 AM
Group Photograph (Yes, we will share this)
🕑: 09:00 AM
Audience Introduction
🕑: 09:15 AM
Opening Remarks
Host: Mohit, Sagar, CEO & Editor-in-Chief, OpenGov Asia
🕑: 09:20 AM
Keynote Address
Host: IBM Subject Matter Expert
🕑: 09:35 AM
In Conversation With
Host: IBM Subject Matter Expert
Info: From Certificate Chaos to Trust & Resilience: A Modern Approach to Certificate Lifecycle Management
🕑: 09:55 AM
Audience Interactive Discussion
Info: How Resilient Is Your Digital Trust?
🕑: 10:30 AM
OpenGov Gamification Table Session
Info: Machine Identity | Access Control | Certificates | Secrets & Vulnerabilities
🕑: 11:05 AM
Closing Remarks
Host: IBM Subject Matter Expert
🕑: 11:10 AM
End of OpenGov Breakfast Insight
Event venue & nearby stays
Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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