Jessica Entwistle
September 16 2026
AI-powered features, chatbots, copilots and agents are becoming part of everyday business systems. But when AI can access sensitive data, interact with APIs, query internal systems or perform actions, it also becomes part of your organisation’s attack surface.
This practical webinar will explain what AI security testing actually involves, what testers are looking for and what organisations should consider before launching or expanding an AI-powered feature.
Wednesday 16 September
2:00pm
Online webinar
AI security is about more than testing whether a model can be encouraged to produce the wrong answer.
As AI becomes connected to business data, internal systems, applications, APIs and user accounts, security testing needs to consider the complete environment around it.
During the session, we’ll use practical examples to explore what can happen when an AI system is manipulated, how testers assess the access available to it and where weaknesses could exist across the wider application and infrastructure.
The aim is not to discourage organisations from using AI. It is to help teams introduce it, expand it and give it greater access with more confidence.
This session is ideal for organisations already using or planning to introduce AI-powered features, chatbots, copilots or agents, particularly where AI will be connected to internal knowledge, sensitive information, business applications or tools.
Whether you’re developing an AI-powered product, connecting a chatbot to business information or exploring more autonomous agents, the session will help you understand where security testing fits and what effective testing should cover.
As AI becomes more deeply integrated into business systems, testing the model in isolation only tells part of the story.
Join us on Wednesday 16 September at 2:00pm for a practical introduction to testing the prompts, data, permissions, APIs, integrations, applications and infrastructure surrounding AI-powered systems.