
Since 2023, AI + Data Security World has become the defining meeting place for the people securing enterprise AI and the data behind it.
AI + Data Security World continues to grow, having been Joined by over 2,000+ leaders in 2026, alongside the platforms, innovators and practitioners deciding how AI and data are protected.
AI has collapsed the wall between data protection and security — this is the room where the industry works out what that actually means.

AI has collapsed the wall between data protection and security. Most events still put them in separate rooms.
In Melbourne, Sydney, San Francisco and New York both summits run in parallel under one roof. Pick your stream, or move between them freely.

Securing the models, agents and pipelines, and proving to regulators and boards that the controls hold.

Finding, governing and protecting sensitive data across cloud, SaaS, AI and the systems you don't control.
At least 85% of the audience are security, data and privacy practitioners. Registration, morning tea, lunch and drinks are shared, so both summits end up in the same conversations.
Meet the security, data and privacy leaders deciding how AI and data are protected — and which platforms get selected — at the world's most influential organisations.
At least 85% of the audience are security, data and privacy practitioners — the people making the decisions, setting the standards and dealing with the same AI and data problems you are.

AI Security & Governance and Data Protection & Security run side by side under one roof. Move between the two streams, or stay in the one that owns your roadmap — the agenda is shaped by audience input through pre-event surveys, roundtables and whole-room discussion.

AI + Data Security World connects the same challenges, ideas and lessons across six global markets — then brings them back to what matters in your region. See how leading teams are securing AI and enterprise data worldwide, and what actually applies where you operate.

Shadow AI is unsanctioned AI use inside your company. Learn how to discover it, write a policy people follow, and stop sensitive data leaking into LLMs.
DSPM (data security posture management) for buyers: what it must do before Copilot, RAG and agents touch your data, and how it differs from CSPM and DLP.
AI TRiSM explained for CISOs and data leaders: the four pillars, who owns each, and how to map the program to NIST AI RMF and ISO 42001.

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