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Learn how AI-powered chatbots, copilots and agents expand your organisation’s attack surface in this practical 40-minute online security webinar from Secarma.

As AI moves from experimentation into everyday business use, its connections to sensitive data, internal knowledge, APIs and operational systems create new security questions. Taking place on Wednesday 16 September 2026, from 1:00–1:40pm UTC (listed by the organiser as 2:00pm UK time), this session explains why testing the underlying model alone cannot provide a complete picture of your exposure.

What the webinar covers

Secarma will examine the full environment surrounding an AI feature, from its prompts and data to its permissions, integrations, applications and infrastructure. Using practical examples, the webinar will explore what can happen when an AI system is manipulated and what security testers look for when assessing connected systems.

Topics include:

  • Why AI should be treated as part of an organisation’s attack surface
  • What effective AI security testing involves beyond the model itself
  • How prompt injection and manipulated inputs can affect connected systems
  • Where AI-powered applications may expose sensitive information
  • How testers assess what a chatbot or agent can access, retrieve and reveal
  • Testing permissions, autonomous actions and human approval controls
  • How AI assessments complement application, API and infrastructure penetration testing
  • What to test before launching or expanding an AI-powered feature

Who should attend?

This online session is designed for organisations already using, or planning to introduce, AI-powered products, chatbots, copilots or agents. It will be especially relevant where those systems connect to internal knowledge, confidential information, business applications, APIs or tools.

Product and technology teams exploring autonomous agents will gain a clearer view of the risks created when AI can perform actions on a user’s behalf. Security professionals and organisational decision-makers will also learn what a well-scoped assessment should cover before an AI feature receives broader access or responsibility.

The goal is not to discourage AI adoption, but to help organisations introduce these capabilities with greater confidence and appropriate security testing.…

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