Geektime Evolve to AI 2026 Conference to Focus on Agentic SDLC and Security
The Geektime Evolve to AI 2026 conference will take place on November 4 at Tel Aviv University, focusing on Agentic SDLC, enterprise AI agents, security, and shared memory systems.
The Geektime Evolve to AI 2026 conference is set to take place on November 4 at the Smolarz Auditorium in Tel Aviv University. The event will focus on Agentic SDLC and internal enterprise agents as organizations transition from experimentation to actual deployment in development workflows.
Shared Memory and Technical Debt
One of the central challenges discussed will be the technical debt generated when AI agents write code. Almog Biko, founder of an unannounced startup, will present a solution giving both human teams and AI agents a single shared brain. He will outline three operational principles—storage, curation, and state—to prevent knowledge decay in engineering environments.
Enterprise Agent Security
Emmanuel Tassa, Global Application Security Director at Verint, will explain why securing AI agents requires shifting from the principle of least privilege to least agency. Tassa will demonstrate how organizational agents with access to GitHub and Jira can be manipulated via Indirect Prompt Injection, followed by practical runtime mitigations and approval gates.
Scaling Knowledge Bases at Fabric
Software Developer Dima Lori from Fabric will discuss how the company built a robust company brain used by 90% of developers. The session will cover lessons learned, the balance between model discretion and deterministic execution, and why lexical search outperformed semantic search for internal company jargon.
Tickets and the full agenda are available through the official Geektime platform.
