Financial services is being reshaped by AI faster than any prior technology wave: AI assistants are already embedded in daily workflows, and a new class of autonomous agents is beginning to act on its own - pulling data, navigating applications, executing tasks at machine speed. 94% of security leaders now name AI as the single biggest driver of change in their risk posture (World Economic Forum, 2026 Global Cybersecurity Outlook). Financial services absorb a disproportionate share of the fallout; 62% of AI-driven attacks concentrate on financial services and energy alone (IBM, 2026 Cost of a Data Breach Report).

That makes the browser the new control point for the agentic enterprise - and, for many security teams still running network and endpoint era defenses, a growing blind spot. The stakes are uniquely high for financial institutions: the most sensitive data, the most demanding regulators, the most determined adversaries. One in five enterprise phishing attacks still slip past the tools built to stop them (Menlo Security, 2026 threat research), and financial services breaches now average $6.29 million: 26% above the cross-industry average and rising faster than nearly any other sector (IBM, 2026).

Join a select group of financial services security and technology leaders at Nasdaq for a candid, peer-to-peer evening on securing the agentic enterprise. Participate in conversations on how to leverage AI's productivity, for humans and agents alike, without losing visibility, data control, or compliance.