Agentic Security Coffee Meetup | Black Hat

Agentic Security Coffee Meetup | Black Hat Sunday, August 2 · 9:00 AM Starbucks at Luxor Hotel & Casino · Las Vegas Near the registration desk Join Paulina Xu and Matthew Xu from Agentic Fabriq, together with Murray Newlands from Open Future Forum, for an informal coffee meetup during Black Hat week in Las Vegas. We’re bringing together CISOs, security leaders, AI practitioners, founders, and investors working at the intersection of agentic AI and cybersecurity. As AI agents move into enterprise environments, security teams are confronting new challenges around identity, permissions, governance, data access, monitoring, and autonomous actions. Agentic Fabriq works with enterprises building and deploying agentic AI systems, with a focus on the infrastructure, governance, and security needed to move AI agents from experimentation into production. The team works on practical challenges around trusted agent execution, enterprise controls, and deploying agentic systems safely at scale. This is a relaxed opportunity to meet others working through these issues, compare notes, and make useful connections before the day gets underway. No panels. No pitches. Just coffee and good conversation. Who Should Join CISOs, security leaders, AI leaders, founders, investors, and practitioners building, securing, or deploying agentic AI. Hosts Paulina Xu Agentic Fabriq Matthew Xu Agentic Fabriq Murray Newlands Open Future Forum Details Sunday, August 2 9:00 AM Starbucks inside Luxor Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas Please meet us directly at the Starbucks inside the Luxor Hotel & Casino. Hosted during Black Hat week. Open Future Forum is a global executive community founded in Silicon Valley. Its network reaches tens of thousands of executives and investors worldwide. It runs a year-round calendar of events for senior executives and investors, including CEOs, CFOs, CMOs, CISOs, private equity leaders, founders, and AI leaders, through Forum Select, its invite-only private gatherings, and Forum Events, its open panels and gatherings. Beyond events, Open Future Forum convenes peer groups and executive boards and publishes original research built on first-party survey and qualitative data from its executive network.