PROGRAMDECEMBER 4, 20253 min read

AI and quantum security track added

A dedicated track on AI governance, adversarial ML, and post-quantum readiness joins the main program.

By EACA Summit Program Team

In response to rapid shifts in the threat landscape, EACA Summit 2026 is expanding its technical program with a dedicated AI and quantum security track.

Sessions will cover adversarial machine learning, secure AI deployment, post-quantum cryptography readiness, and governance models for generative AI in regulated sectors.

The track runs alongside existing policy and practitioner sessions, with crossover panels connecting technical leads and executive decision-makers.

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