Peer-led · Vendor-neutral · Chatham House Rule

The room where what actually works gets said out loud.

A small, peer-led session for senior engineering and security leaders to work through what is actually hard, in a room without vendors.

London · Dubai · Abu Dhabi · Amsterdam · Manchester
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Session ledger

A record of where the room has already been.

Each past session leaves a recap behind, the patterns, the honest failures, and the controls people actually adopted. Read what came out of the table.

Session 01 AI Governance

Control that holds when the model drifts

How governance leaders are handling AI that changes behaviour after approval, and where human sign-off stopped scaling.

London · 19 Aug 2026 Read recap
Session 02 Secure Software Supply Chain

Guard rails that survive agent speed

How teams bounded agent identity and access inside delivery, and why rebuild cadence keeps losing to feature work.

London · 15 Jul 2026 Read recap
Session 03 Secure Software Supply Chain

Security ownership beyond the central team

How delivery squads absorbed security ownership, and what mergers and reorganisation did to standardisation.

Amsterdam · 4 Jun 2026 Read recap
Session 04 Secure Software Supply Chain

Rebuilds that reduce risk rather than add it

How regulated teams handled a forced rebuild cycle, and the findings backlog AI scanning left behind.

London · 3 Jun 2026 Read recap
Session 05 Secure Software Supply Chain

Golden paths engineers will actually take

How engineering leaders made the secure path the natural path, and where engineers still routed around it.

London · 15 Apr 2026 Read recap
What the roundtable experience is like

A working session, not a stage.

Peer-led discussion

Not a presentation. No decks, product walk-throughs or sales narratives. The conversation stays on experience, not promotion.

Moderated peer discussion

A neutral moderator keeps it practical, balanced and on track. The focus is real decisions, trade-offs and lessons learned.

Chatham House Rule

Participants share openly. Insights can be repeated, but never attributed to individuals or organisations.

Curated attendance

Each table is carefully selected to keep the group senior, relevant and interactive. Quality matters more than numbers.

Upcoming events

The next sessions.

Seats are limited and allocated on application. Two themes, run as separate closed-door mornings.

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