The event will showcase prominent women working in AI security, safety and cyber security fields, bringing together experts from a variety of backgrounds. This workshop is part of an ongoing effort to grow an inclusive and diverse AI security community, and attendance is open to researchers and practitioners of all genders.

What to expect
This year's theme is ‘Securing Frontier AI Systems in the Wild’. The programme includes technical talks, panel sessions, a guest lecture, community spotlight talks, and a poster session. Expect real-world case studies and recent advances in how frontier systems are being secured. Hear from a range of fantastic speakers from across government, academia and industry, and have the opportunity to connect with others in the field.

Ways to get involved

• If you're a woman working in AI security, they want to hear from you. This year they're introducing a spotlight talk session, open to submissions at any career stage. You will be allowed up to 15 minutes to present, with no questions afterwards. It is intended to provide you with the opportunity to share your working with a friendly, engaged audience, and it doesn't need to be a completed project. Early ideas, works in progress, interesting findings, or just questions you're still mulling over are all welcome and encouraged. One of their goals is to be a platform for women working in the field, so spotlight talk slots are reserved for women speakers only.
• Attending the event is open to all, regardless of role, gender or seniority, and will be of particular interest to those working at the intersection of AI and cyber security. In-person spaces are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. 

Find out more, submit an abstract and register to attend at: Women in AI Security Workshop 2026 | The Alan Turing Institute