As cloud adoption accelerates, machine identities-- ranging from service accounts to APIs-- now vastly outnumber human users in modern digital ecosystems. This shift has introduced a new class of security challenges that can no longer be viewed as purely technical concerns. In this discussion, industry executives will explore why machine identity security is a critical business risk-- and how organizations can approach it as a strategic imperative. Learn how effective identity security can unlock secure cloud scalability, enable responsible AI innovation, and support long-term digital transformation goals.
From Blind Spots to Boardroom: Why Machine Identity Security Is a Business Risk, Not Just an IT Issue
Executive Dinner
November 27, 2025 - Copenhagen, Denmark
Visionaries
Bo Bager
Risk Director
Mastercard
Tom John Fischer Jensen
Head of Privacy & Security, CPO
Semler Gruppen A/S
Shashi Shekhar Vyas
Chief Architect / Senior Security Architect
Novonesis
Antonella Ninni
Global Head of Portfolio
Ferring Pharmaceuticals
Lars Silberg Hansen
Head of AI & Automation
NTG
Thomas Møldrup Koch
Director Of Security
3Shape
Sebastian Damm Wray
Head of Quantum Networks & Security
TDC Erhverv
Fox Ahmed
Global Head of Cybersecurity & Technology and Data Protection Regulatory Risk
BNP Paribas
About Me
Fox Ahmed is the Global Head of Cybersecurity and Technology Regulatory Engagements at BNP Paribas. He has over 25 years’ experience working for Tier 1 banks with global responsibilities. Fox is currently responsible for ensuring the Group has an effective risk based approach in integrating Governance, Compliance and Regulatory requirements into programmes and digital initiatives with focus on Cybersecurity and Technology Risk Management. He is playing a crucial role in supporting the key digital strategies of the Group by enabling the management of risk at the speed and scale required in today’s digital world.
Lars Brunsgård
CISO & Sr. Director, IT Infrastructure & Operations
Topsoe
November 27, 2025
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