Agenda
9–10 December 2026 at Ulaanbaatar Conference Centre, Ulaanbaatar. All times are local (UTC+08:00).
Day 1: Wednesday 9 December
Networking
Registration and morning coffee
Ceremony
Keynote
Attackers already use AI. What changes for defenders?
A tour of real attacks that used AI tooling in the past year, and the defensive habits that stopped them.
Panel
Securing the national digital backbone
Payments, telecoms and public services share the same weak points. How do we fix them together?
- Temuulen Odbayar, Chief Information Security Officer, Ridgeline Payments
- Bilguun Tsend, Founder, Altan Data Systems
- Amara Okafor, Policy Lead, Digital Trust Forum
Moderator: Dr. Enkhjin Batsukh
Break
Coffee break
Talk
Prompt injection in production: lessons from 40 incidents
What went wrong, how it was found, and which mitigations held up.
Networking
Lunch
Workshop
Hands-on: red teaming an LLM assistant
Bring a laptop. You'll attack a deliberately vulnerable assistant in a lab.
Talk
Detecting AI-generated phishing at scale
Break
Afternoon break
Fireside chat
From breach to recovery: a CISO's first 72 hours
In conversation with Kenji Morita
Day 2: Thursday 10 December
Networking
Morning coffee
Keynote
Incident response when the attacker is automated
How response playbooks change when an attack adapts faster than people can.
Panel
Regulating AI security: what should be mandatory?
- Amara Okafor, Policy Lead, Digital Trust Forum
- Dr. Lukas Brenner, Senior Lecturer in Applied Cryptography, Harbor Point University
- Bilguun Tsend, Founder, Altan Data Systems
Moderator: Elena Vasquez
Break
Coffee break
Talk
Post-quantum readiness for banks and telcos
Talk
Securing the data pipelines that train your models
Networking
Lunch
Workshop
Threat modelling for AI products
Work in small groups to map the risks of a realistic AI feature.
Panel
Ceremony