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SecureAI.se · Event date November 10, 2026 - November 12, 2026

SecureAI.se Stockholm 2026

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November 10, 2026 - November 12, 2026
Scheduled event

SecureAI.se runs November 10–12 at Nalen in Stockholm. Two days of training precede the November 12 conference. The published offering includes pentesting LLM applications and agents; conference themes cover threat modeling, secure ML pipelines, infrastructure, and governance. Announced talks also examine AI-generated vulnerability reports and software supply-chain risks.

My takeaway: Choose between the November 10–11 training and the conference-only day. Review the lab prerequisites and session details for methods you can apply to agent testing, deployment controls, or vulnerability-report triage.
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