Agenda · 2027
Closing the Trust Velocity Gap.
Every session is expertly curated. The 2027 agenda is in development. Here is how the day comes together, based on the 2026 format.

How the 2027 agenda comes together
Each Summit builds on the last.
The 2027 agenda picks up where 2026 left off. We start with what we heard in the room in Houston and Washington, DC, and with the findings in each Event Intelligence Report. Then we pair those lessons with what is changing in the market as it evolves.

What we learned
The conversations, open questions and recommendations from the 2026 Summits and their Event Intelligence Reports.
What’s happening now
The latest attacks, technologies, regulations and market moves in deepfakes, synthetic identity and agentic AI.
Where trust is heading
The longer arc: how trust infrastructure, and the identity, fraud and AI ecosystems around it, are evolving.
The result is an agenda that speaks to the challenges leaders face today and to where trust infrastructure is going next.
How the day works
No spectators. Only participants.
Every session leaves room for the audience. Attendees step up to the mic, challenge the panel and share what they are seeing in their own organizations.




Placeholder · times and sessions will be confirmed for 2027
Trust Leaders Breakfast
- Start the day with peers before the first session.
Welcome & framing the conversation
- The Summit chair sets up the day’s central question.
Keynotes, fireside conversations and Summit Dialogues
- Practitioner panels and in-depth conversations with the leaders shaping policy and practice. Questions and pushback from the floor in every session.
Trust Exchange Lunch & Innovation Showcase
- An extended lunch with open tables built for conversation, plus demonstrations from identity and fraud innovators.
Leadership keynote, dialogues and new for 2027: workshops
- Hands-on sessions for working through real problems, alongside the afternoon program.
Leadership Forum & closing reflections
- Bringing the day’s threads together into what comes next.
Reality Check Lounge
- The evening reception, where the conversation keeps going.
What attendees say
From the room
“Insightful conversations regarding data protection, identity security in AI and especially Agentic AI concerns today at The Deepfake Summit.”
Dikla Shabtey · Chief Executive Officer · AI, Risk, CybersecurityConversations from 2026
Topics we’ve covered.
A sample of the keynotes, fireside conversations and Summit Dialogues from Houston and Washington, DC. Full agendas are on the Past Summits pages.
Forged: Deepfakes and the Oldest Trick in Espionage
Overcoming Obsolete Threat Models
Proactive Fraud Detection Throughout the Identity Lifecycle
The Agentic Enterprise: Building Trust Among Humans, Machines & AI Agents
Turning Controls on Their Head
Moving at the Speed of Trust: Accelerating Identity Modernization Before Crisis—or Regulation—Demands It
Identity-First Transformation: Cautionary Tales From Real World Deployments
Privacy, Data Ownership & User Control: Can Privacy Become a Competitive Advantage?
Building the Trust Infrastructure for the AI Era
Tackling AI-Driven Impersonation Fraud: Putting the “Resilience” in Resilient Trust
The Evolving Threat Landscape: How Deepfakes, Synthetic Identity, and Agentic AI Intensify Fraud
State of Play: Real-World Countermeasures
It’s the Ecosystem, Stupid: Identity, Payments & the New Trust Infrastructure
How Agentic AI Is Changing the Game… or Not
Is Agentic AI an Identity Problem or a Solution?
Future Fast-Forward: Where Do We Go From Here?
