SEC.RHEIN is CLOUDYRION's after-work series for the cybersecurity community in Düsseldorf: short, insightful impulse talks on AI Security
SEC.RHEIN is an after-work series by CLOUDYRION. We are a Düsseldorf-based cybersecurity consultancy specialising in Secure by Design and Ethical Hacking. The format is built around one idea: the best conversations in security happen outside conference rooms.
Each edition brings security professionals across disciplines into one room for short, sharp impulse talks followed by time to ask questions, discuss security and share experiences.
EDITION 02: AI SECURITY
AI is reshaping both the threat landscape and the tools we use to defend against it. Attackers are leveraging AI to move faster and probe deeper. Defenders are exploring how the same capabilities can work in their favour. And the systems built on AI are introducing attack surfaces that the security community is only beginning to map. This edition puts AI Security in focus – from autonomous agents operating in industrial networks to the security implications of agentic AI entering everyday use.
THE EVENING
Doors open at 17:30. One impulse talk with moderated Q&A, a break in between, and plenty of time after the programme wraps to keep the conversation going over drinks and finger food.
WHO THIS IS FOR
This event is for cybersecurity professionals who want substance over slides and peer exchange over pitches. If you work in or around security and want to hear real takes on AI Security from people with hands-on experience, this is the room.
FORMAT AT A GLANCE
- One impulse talk: 20 min + 5–10 min Q&A
- Generous networking time with drinks and finger food
- Language: talks in English, networking in any language
Lineup
Max Spanier
Secure by Design Consultant
Anand Asokan
Full Stack AI Engineer
Good to know
Highlights
- 3 hours 30 minutes
- In person
Location
CLOUDYRION GmbH
Kesselstraße 5-7
Building "Largo" 40221 Düsseldorf
How do you want to get there?
Agenda
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Arrival & Welcome
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Official Welcome
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Securing the AI Software Supply Chain
AI models, training datasets and AI-assisted coding tools have become part of the software supply chain. They introduce risks that classic dependency scanning does not cover: models from public hubs can be tampered with, training data can be poisoned, and a model’s behavior is far harder to review than ordinary code. If part of what you ship is a model you did not train, built on data you have never seen, what exactly do you know about your software? As AI moves into products and development workflows, supply chain security has to answer questions that code-centric approaches were never designed to ask. This talk gives you a clearer understanding of these new challenges and of how to address them.