The NCSC puts NZ cybercrime losses at $1.6 billion a year, and that's before bad actors had access to frontier AI models that make it easier for them to exploit code vulnerabilities. With the NZISM calling out supply chain security as an explicit control area and mandatory critical infrastructure requirements on the way, the bar is rising fast. The question isn't whether your pipeline needs to change. It's whether you get ahead of it or react to it.

Join us for an exclusive breakfast event in New Zealand, bringing together security and technology experts and practitioners to exchange insights on defending the software supply chain against today's most sophisticated threats at enterprise scale.

You'll learn:

• AI threat vectors & trust - How AI agents and copilots are creating attack surfaces that traditional scanners miss, and what it actually takes to know whether an artifact can be trusted before it hits your build.
• Shift left security in practice - Move security checks earlier in the pipeline so your team catches vulnerabilities at commit time, not in production. We'll cover how to embed scanning, policy enforcement, and dependency vetting into the workflows developers already use, without adding friction.
• Peer exchange - Hear how your peers are dealing with this in the real world, then swap notes with people facing the same pressures.