Experts meet
The AI Security Forum 2026 took place on 11 June 2026 in Sapanca, Türkiye: assurance in the morning, AI security and vulnerability management in the afternoon.
04 / About
An expert forum connecting cybersecurity assurance, vulnerability management and practical collaboration. Between gatherings, its experts keep the conversation going through working groups, publications and podcasts.
Community film
A short hand-drawn animation about the forum community and the planned roadmap.
English captions are shown in the video; the caption track and full transcript are also available.
Hand-drawn animation with AI-generated narration (MiniMax TTS) and music generated with Google Flow Music. The film’s next steps reflect the earlier planning state; see the dated correction below.
As of 9 October 2026, the HCE step in October is Planned · Confirmed and is still ahead. The Blueprint for MWC 2027 and the next forum in France in June 2027 remain Planned · Unconfirmed. The film’s narration and captions reflect the earlier planning state and are retained unchanged; this correction is editorial, not spoken text.
Approach
The forum’s work follows one path, kept visible on this site.
The AI Security Forum 2026 took place on 11 June 2026 in Sapanca, Türkiye: assurance in the morning, AI security and vulnerability management in the afternoon.
Evidence is referenced by organisational role, not by name, so that practitioners can speak candidly.
Global Digital Foundation synthesised each track into a publication: the Assurance Manual and AI-era Vulnerability Management.
Two working groups keep the forum’s themes moving between gatherings, sharing expert insight on assurance and AI-era vulnerability management.
No speaker or organisation is named in the manual’s body text. Evidence is referenced by organisational role or accredited laboratory type. The assurance ladder is a synthesis by Global Digital Foundation, not an endorsement or consensus of any participant.
About / Working Groups
Each working group is described by its purpose, scope and the publication it builds on.
Make cybersecurity trust verifiable through evidence, evaluation and lifecycle practice.
Develop practical vulnerability management for an AI era, connecting discovery and validation to accountable, risk-based response.
Members are not listed. Institutional associations appear only once a group has confirmed them publicly.
Taking the publications to HCE, developing a Blueprint around MWC 2027, and a next gathering in France in June 2027. The HCE step is confirmed; the Blueprint and the France gathering are still unconfirmed.
See the roadmapThe ASF 2026 recap explains how the forum day relates to the two publications.
Read the ASF 2026 recap