The AI Cybersecurity and Resilience Summit will take place on October 27 and 28, with broadcasts scheduled for North America, EMEA, and APJ regions on October 28–29. The event, led by Dell Technologies, will feature insights from industry participants including InfoScale and Infinidat Ltd.
Analysts from theCUBE Research will discuss how enterprises are adapting their architecture and security models as AI increases the value of corporate data. The summit focuses on the premise that AI projects fail due to a lack of trust, necessitating a security-by-design approach across the entire AI stack.
Dell Technologies is integrating security directly into its infrastructure, from supply chain processes to individual devices. The company’s PowerProtect portfolio now includes AI-assisted recovery and anomaly detection, supporting over 2,700 customers currently using on-premises cyber recovery vaults.
Other industry players are also addressing these challenges. Congruity360 reports that eliminating redundant data can reduce AI compute and storage requirements by 60% to 70%. Meanwhile, Infinidat demonstrated the recovery of 2,5 petabytes of primary storage in four seconds using its InfiniSafe portfolio.
InfoScale is shifting its focus toward autonomous operational resilience, aiming to maintain trusted states during incidents rather than relying solely on post-disruption recovery. The summit will examine these strategies as organizations integrate cyber resilience into the core of their AI infrastructure.
