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The Chain of Threats
The question is no longer simply whether we can trust AI. It is whether we have the visibility, control and security architecture to govern what AI is allowed to do?
Join the conversation on this topic
14-JAN 2027 | 7:30–10:00 PM | Le Taillevent, Paris | Senior Technology & Information Security Leaders
“82% of surveyed enterprises discovered previously unknown AI agents operating within their environments in the past year.”
Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), 2026
With 87% of French organisations planning to deploy more complex AI agents in 2027 [Anthropic, 2026], the opportunity to unlock productivity, efficiency and revenue gains is significant. For technology leaders, this means building the infrastructure and operating models needed to enable AI innovation at scale, while maintaining control over an increasingly complex digital environment.
But as agents access sensitive data, interact with other systems and execute actions at machine speed, new security risks are emerging. Only 18% of organisations are confident their existing systems can effectively manage AI agents [CSA, 2026]. As deployment accelerates, difficult questions emerge: How do you maintain visibility into your agents' operations? What security architecture, guardrails and governance do you need? And what level of autonomy can you safely give your agents?
Join us in Paris to explore the steps you can take now to evolve your technology and security strategy, strengthen resilience and enable AI innovation at scale.
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“50% of agentic identities already access sensitive systems without visibility or governance.”
[Forbes, 2026]
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“Detection and response at human speed are no longer sufficient against machine-speed attacks.”
[Cloud Security Alliance, 2026]
An intimate dinner in a Michelin-starred setting
14th Jan 2027 // Le Taillevent, Paris // 7:30–10:00 PM
Set within an elegant 18th-century townhouse just moments from the Champs-Élysées, Le Taillevent offers one of Paris's most distinguished fine dining experiences. Awarded two Michelin stars, the restaurant combines exceptional French gastronomy with an outstanding wine cellar and impeccable service. Its refined private dining setting provides the perfect backdrop for an intimate evening of meaningful conversation, fresh perspectives and peer-to-peer exchange.
Host & Moderator
James Harris
Founder, Change Makers
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Thought Leader
Jaye Tillson
Zero Trust Forum Founder & CTO at HPE
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Thought Leader
Jean-Philippe Guy
EMEA Cybersecurity Leader at HPE
Guest Liaison
Barney Thompson
Club Director, Change Makers
CMO, Hastings
The discussion was stimulating; the conversation flowed. My thanks also to your partner, who were brilliant.
CFO, Deliveroo
Thank you for an incredible meeting. The guests were genuine C-level people, which is rare. Congrats.
CTO, Trainline
Usually, I am critical of these meetings. But I was pleased to be part of this one. No regrets. It was a great session.
Attendees
CISOs, CIOs, CTOs and senior Information Security, Infrastructure, Architecture, Technology and Transformation leaders.
Attendance is capped to ensure every participant can contribute meaningfully to the discussion. The dinner is exclusively open to invited participants or those referred by a colleague or our partner, HPE.
Partners
HPE is a global leader in enterprise technology, bringing together AI, cloud, networking and security to help organisations modernise their infrastructure and operate securely at scale.
Through its security and networking capabilities, HPE helps organisations strengthen visibility, protect critical data and applications, and maintain control across increasingly complex hybrid environments. Its approach enables technology and security leaders to build resilient foundations for innovation while addressing emerging threats, evolving access requirements and the demands of AI-driven transformation.
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Barney Thompson
Club Director