Everything You Need to Know About the ECB Cyber Directive Deadline:

July 29th, 2026 | 10:00 AM CET

The European Central Bank’s July 7th directive raises the bar on AI-enabled cyberthreats. Significant euro area banks must now submit a comprehensive AI cyber action plan by October 31st. The trigger is frontier AI models, which can discover software vulnerabilities and generate working exploits at a speed that collapses the window between disclosure and exploitation.

Behind that deadline sit two harder problems: visibility and governance. Most aren’t able to see where AI models, MCP servers, and agent-written code sit in their software supply chain and don't yet have controls built to govern it. So, how can you create a plan that meets the expectations of your Joint Supervisory Teams and be ready to implement it?

Join us to get clear guidance on answering the ECB's directive. In this session, you'll learn how to:

• Achieve full visibility and control over every AI model, MCP server, and package across your software supply chain.
• Separate the roughly 10% of CVEs that are actually reachable, so triage reflects real exposure.
• Generate an evidence trail, audit logs, SBOMs, and signed releases, as a byproduct of shipping, ready the moment DORA comes asking for it.