AI, OT and the Real Story of CNI Risk - 26 Nov

AI isn't the inflection point, it's an accelerant on a curve that's been climbing for 25 years. TfL CISO Jules Gascoigne runs one of the UK's most complex OT environments, and he's got receipts on what that means for the transport, power, and water systems everyone relies on.

Why attend?

• Understand how AI is changing the economics of building OT exploits
• Know why vulnerability volumes were climbing steeply before AI, and what that means for your risk model
• Get ahead of the next wave of CNI-specific threats
• Walk away with three actions for prioritising resource amid infinite alert noise

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