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OASec · Event date September 28, 2026

OASec 2026

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September 28, 2026
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OASec is a one-day Singapore forum dedicated to AI safety and security, organized across enterprise, governance, offense, and defense tracks. Its scope includes production architectures, policy and compliance, red teaming, jailbreaks, prompt injection, tool abuse, guardrails, incident response, and secure-by-design practices for foundation models and agentic systems.

My takeaway: The single-stage format should make cross-functional tradeoffs visible. Look for talks with concrete architectures, threat models, failure data, and measured defenses; preserve links to recordings and slides as released, and distinguish reviewed community talks from vendor or policy assertions.
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