Building Digital Trust in the Age of AI
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Oct 8th
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6:30-9:30 PM PST
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25 Lusk, 25 Lusk St, San Francisco, CA 94107, USA
Event Details
For global enterprises, the question of how to verify identity and protect high-risk transactions has never been more complex. AI-enabled phishing, deepfake social engineering and increasingly sophisticated account takeover attacks are forcing organisations to rethink authentication strategies that were built for a different threat landscape. At the same time, the pressure to reduce friction for legitimate users has never been greater, and the gap between what biometrics and passwordless technology promise and what most organisations have actually deployed continues to widen.
Join an intimate group of senior security and IT leaders for an exclusive dinner at 25 Lusk in San Francisco for a candid peer conversation about how global enterprises are building digital trust in practice, from protecting high-risk transactions to rethinking what step-up authentication looks like in a world where traditional signals can no longer be fully trusted. This is an off-the-record dinner among peers, no presentations, no sales pitches, just an honest exchange of what is working and what is not.
Sponsor
Entrust
Entrust fights fraud and cyber threats with comprehensive identity-centric security that protects people, devices, and data. With AI-powered document and biometric verification, you can establish trust from day one, protect user identities, and mitigate threats using adaptive authentication, identity verification, passwordless access, high-assurance e-signatures and more. Building on our decades as a pioneer and innovator in establishing trust, Entrust has a global partner network and supports customers in over 150 countries.
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Agenda
What's The Agenda?
This exclusive dinner is designed for senior security and IT leaders at global enterprise organisations navigating the growing complexity of digital identity, authentication strategy and AI-driven threats. In a relaxed yet high-calibre setting, you will connect with peers over a multi-course dinner at 25 Lusk in San Francisco to share strategies, challenges and perspectives on building authentication frameworks that are both genuinely secure and operationally sustainable at scale.
We will explore how organisations are identifying and protecting their highest-risk transactions, where biometrics and passwordless technologies are being deployed in practice, and how the rise of AI-enabled attacks is forcing a fundamental rethink of MFA strategy across the enterprise.
Key discussion topics will include:
Protecting High-Risk Transactions
What are the high-risk transactions that you want to protect? How would you prefer to do so?
Biometrics in the Enterprise
Where do biometrics fit within your organization? Which types of biometrics?
Step-Up Authentication at Scale
How are you consolidating step-up authentication across remote and in-person environments, and where are the biggest gaps in consistency?
AI-Enabled Phishing and MFA Strategy
How has the rise of AI-enabled phishing and social engineering changed your MFA strategy over the last 12 to 24 months, and where do you see it needing to evolve further?
Trusting the Right Signals
What signals do you rely on most when deciding whether to invoke step-up authentication for a transaction or account change, and how confident are you in those signals as attacks become more sophisticated?
The Future of Passwords
Are passwords becoming less relevant in your organisation, or do you see them remaining part of the authentication stack for the foreseeable future, and what would it take to move beyond them?
This dinner is a chance to connect with like-minded leaders, compare notes on what is working, and leave with practical ideas to bring back to your team, all in the distinctive surroundings of one of San Francisco's most celebrated dining destinations.