Build your AI security roadmap

Orange Cyberdefense & Palo Alto Networks

AI is becoming part of business-critical applications and processes. That also changes what security teams need to protect.

Join Orange Cyberdefense and Palo Alto Networks for a technical afternoon on how to build a defensible AI security approach, which capabilities matter as AI adoption grows, and where Palo Alto Networks and Prisma AIRS fit into that broader architecture.

10 November 2026 | 12:00–17:00 | Brussels

Agenda

• From AI hype to defensible adoption: Defensible AI adoption means creating business value with AI without losing control over data, identities, decisions and business processes. It also means strengthening resilience against AI-enabled attackers and using AI responsibly to make security operations faster, smarter and more effective. 
  Mathias Caluwaerts: Strategic Advisor at Orange Cyberdefense
• AI security building blocks tailored to your AI maturity level. From an Orange Cyberdefense perspective, AI security should mature in clear building blocks such as AI discovery, usage control, DLP, secure AI application development, posture & vulnerability management, runtime protection, and identity/governance for AI agents. The right combination depends on the customer’s AI maturity, from controlling public GenAI usage to securing business-critical and autonomous AI workloads. 
  Ivan Miranikhin: Senior Security Architect at Orange Cyberdefense
• Palo Alto Networks: secure AI by design. How does Palo Alto Networks approach the evolving AI attack surface? Discover how its AI security strategy addresses applications, models, agents and data, and how these capabilities can fit into a broader AI security architecture.
  Tom Van Ginneken: Systems Engineer at Palo Alto Networks
• Prisma AIRS deep dive & live demo. Discover how Prisma AIRS helps organizations identify, assess, and secure AI applications, models, and agents end-to-end, combining AI posture management, model scanning, red teaming, and runtime security to detect and block risks such as prompt injection, data leakage, malicious outputs, and unwanted agent behavior. The session concludes with a live demonstration showing how AI-specific risks can be identified and addressed in practice.
  Koen Vanderpoorten: Domain Consultant Prisma AIRS at Palo Alto Networks

Registration
Would you like to join us? Please sign up using the form below. We look forward to welcoming you on November 10 in Evere.