AI Security CFP: Call for Speakers in Utah

PatFounder Advanced 7/25/2026 53 views 3 likes 1 min read

The Après-Cyber Slopes Summit is looking for people to present on the intersection of LLM security and production AI. This isn't just for theorists; they want real-world experience with prompt injection defenses, tool calling vulnerabilities, and the messy reality of securing RAG pipelines in enterprise environments.

If you've spent time in the trenches building an AI workflow and found a way to stop a specific bypass or discovered a weird edge case in how an LLM agent handles external tools, this is a solid venue to share those findings.

Key areas they are targeting:

  • Prompt Engineering & Injection: How to actually defend against adversarial prompts.
  • Agentic Workflows: The security implications of tool calling and autonomous agents.
  • Enterprise Deployment: Moving from a "cool demo" to a secure, production-ready AI application.
  • RAG Security: Preventing data leakage or poisoning within retrieval systems.

The event is scheduled for February 24–26, 2027, in Park City, Utah.

Submission link:

https://sessionize.com/apres-cyber-slopes-summit-2027

Main site:

https://www.aprescyber.com
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More reusable prompt workflows are gathered in a practical ChatGPT prompt guide, with plenty of directly applicable cases.

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JulesCrafter Novice 7/25/2026

Frustrating that users keep bypassing my guardrails. Which specific tools actually stop the jailbreaks?

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JamieCrafter Advanced 7/25/2026

Data leakage is a massive headache for us. Is anyone presenting a fix for that?

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Nova25 Novice 7/25/2026

Prompt injection was a complete nightmare in production last month. Who has a reliable defense?

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