Varonis at Infosecurity Europe 2026: Securing AI and the Data that Powers It
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Varonis Systems, Inc. participated in Infosecurity Europe 2026 at Excel London, with events planned across June 2–4. The company’s participation focused on sessions and demonstrations related to AI security and data visibility.
Varonis described its approach as applying guardrails in real time, testing AI systems for prompt injection and unsafe data exposure, and providing visibility into cloud AI, code-based AI, and shadow AI.
For the conference programming, Alan Oprawko led an expert session on “Build Fast, Deploy Safely: Securing the AI Development Lifecycle,” covering triaging AI risks and identifying shadow AI. Matt Lock led an expert session on “Realize Multi-AI Ambitions with a Data-First Security Approach,” and Terry Ray led “Prompt, Breach, Repeat: How AI Transforms Database Risk.”
Varonis also hosted an exclusive lunch panel titled “AI Changed the Attacker’s Playbook. Do We Stand a Chance?” featuring Graham Cluley and Varonis Threat Labs on how AI changes attacks and why stopping them became more complex. “Varonis Systems, Inc. secures AI and the data that powers it,” the company’s “About Varonis” section stated.
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