Virtual executive briefing for financial services leaders
Frontier AI cyber risk: what the ECB and Bank of England expect
How to reduce this risk continuously, and show your board and supervisors it’s working
[Date], November 2026 [Time] CET / [Time] GMT, [Duration]
Online, for VP level and above
What EU and UK authorities have said
Virtual executive briefing for financial services leaders
Frontier AI cyber risk: what the ECB and Bank of England expect
How to reduce this risk continuously, and show your board and supervisors it’s working
7th December 2026 12pm CET / 11am GMT
45 minutes + 15 minutes Q&A
Online, for Cyber Security Leaders in FInancial Services
Days Hour Min
What EU and UK authorities have said
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30 September 2026
Andrew Bailey, Governor, Bank of England
Frontier AI materially increases the scale and sophistication of cyber threats facing the financial system.
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31 July 2026
European Supervisory Authorities
Called for a consistent, risk-based supervisory approach across the financial sector.
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7 July 2026
European Central Bank
Asked the banks it supervises to protect internet-facing assets first and remediate quickly, while keeping operations stable.
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June 2026
European Systemic Risk Board
Rated systemic cyber risk to the EU financial system as severe.
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15 May 2026
Bank of England, FCA and HM Treasury
Said firms should consider AI-enabled defences that operate at comparable speed to AI-driven attacks.
Frontier AI is shrinking the time between a flaw being found and being exploited. The question now is how to reduce that risk continuously, and show it. This briefing sets out what supervisors expect, and how to build the response into the frameworks you already run: DORA in the EU, and the UK’s operational resilience framework.
See where frontier AI cyber risk sits in DORA and UK operational resilience.
Leave with the figures that show your board and supervisors whether risk is falling.
Learn how to shorten exposure without disrupting operations.
Use AI-enabled defences with the human oversight supervisors expect.
One platform that turns supervisory expectations into a programme you can manage and measure.
Cyber risk in financial terms, tracked against risk appetite for each business entity.
Dated, consistent figures on how quickly exposures are found and closed.
Effort goes to what’s actually exploitable. Routine fixes are automated, staged and reversible.
Brings in findings from supported third-party tools you already own.
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What EU and UK authorities now expect
A clear read of the ECB, ESRB, ESA and Bank of England positions
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Fitting it into DORA and UK operational resilience
Where frontier AI risk sits in frameworks you already run
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The measures that matter
The few figures that show your board whether risk is falling
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Faster remediation, stable operations
How to cut exposure time without disrupting the business
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Your questions
Open discussion with our speakers
Places are for VP level and above at banks, insurers, investment firms, payments and fintech companies.
We’ll confirm each registration by email.
