Executive presentation
A focused briefing connected frontier AI, the expanding attack surface and the need for security operations to move at machine speed.
Past event · Concluded
Indonesia BFSI Roundtable
An invite-only exchange for Indonesia’s banking and cybersecurity leaders.
22 October 2026The Langham, JakartaExecutive roundtable
See how Sabio delivered the event Event at a glance
A focused room of senior decision-makers.
13attendees
8financial institutions
85%VP, AVP, Head or Unit Head
92%from target accounts
72%attendance rate13 of 18 approved delegates attended.
Figures are aggregated from final attendance records. Delegate identities and represented institutions are not disclosed.
Event highlights
A close-format conversation built for candour.
The programme moved from expert perspective to practitioner experience, then opened into questions and peer exchange over lunch.
Interactive panel
A candid exchange explored visibility, tool sprawl, partner selection and the realities of securing complex banking environments.
Questions from the floor
Participants tested the discussion against practical concerns around public AI tools, automated exploitation and patching at scale.
Hosted peer exchange
Lunch and networking extended the conversation beyond the formal programme and created space for direct, senior-level discussion.
Discussion themes and insights
The questions shaping banking security now.
Themes are summarised from the presentation, panel structure and moderator’s post-event notes. Contributions from the floor are anonymised.
AI changes attack economics
AI can strengthen defence while also lowering the cost, time and expertise needed to launch sophisticated attacks.
Sensitive data and public AI
Employees may share confidential information with third-party AI systems without recognising that it has left the bank’s controlled environment.
Visibility across the estate
Consistent oversight across networks, cloud, endpoints, identities, applications and legacy systems is essential to reducing blind spots.
Tool sprawl and guardrails
Operating 15–30 security tools creates fragmentation. Integration, central oversight and organisation-specific guardrails become critical.
Protecting the legacy core
Governed middleware, segmentation and compensating safeguards can bridge stable core platforms with newer digital services.
Patching at machine scale
High-volume automated scanning raised questions about exposure windows and whether conventional patch cycles can keep pace with millions of attempts.
How Sabio delivered it
A connected AI event experience, from first signal to final report.
Octomise formed the central operating layer, connecting buyer intelligence, 24/7 delegate servicing, surveys, campaign monitoring, registration, hospitality, onsite management and reporting. Every signal remained connected and available in real time, helping Sabio and the client move from account selection to a coordinated event experience.
01SignalsResearch, surveys, interests and responses
→Central layerOctomiseConnected intelligence and orchestration
→02Real-time actionDelegate, client and event operations
→03LearningLive recommendations, reporting and follow-up
01 / Intelligence
Octomise and buyer intelligence
- Target-account and delegate research
- Institution and role prioritisation
- Connected surveys and interest signals
- Market conditions and topic recommendations
02 / Always-on service
24/7 AI-supported event management
- Personalised delegate communications
- AI-agent delegate servicing
- Real-time response and campaign monitoring
- Continuous client servicing and escalation
03 / Connected experience
Registration, hospitality and onsite operations
- Custom mobile registration interface
- Real-time arrival capture
- Seating and table management
- Hospitality coordination and team reminders
04 / Insight to action
Live intelligence, synthesis and reporting
- Speaker and agenda preparation
- Discussion-topic recommendations
- Live operational and attendance intelligence
- Discussion synthesis and post-event follow-up
Featured speakers
Expert perspective, practitioner experience.
Suwandi Ongko
Manager, Solutions Consulting, Strategic & Majors
Palo Alto Networks
Presented how frontier AI reshapes attack economics, the AI estate and the speed required of modern security operations.
Special thanksVolvin Irawan
CISO / Head of IT Security
OCBC Indonesia
Shared a banking practitioner’s perspective on AI-era cyber risk, visibility and modernisation within complex environments.
Muhammad Faris Latief
Financial & Economic Industry Moderator and Market Analyst
Event moderator
Guided the panel and peer exchange, connecting technical security questions with operational and business priorities.
With appreciation to Volvin Irawan.
His open contribution helped create a candid, relevant peer exchange grounded in the operating realities of banking security.
Photo-led event story
From setup to peer exchange.
A branded, close-format setting designed to make senior conversation feel direct and useful.
Results
The right audience, engaged around the right problems.
Strong target-account concentration and senior participation created a commercially relevant room.
The discussion connected AI risk with visibility, legacy infrastructure and practical implementation constraints.
Questions from the floor extended the agenda into real operating concerns without exposing individual participants.
The final report translated attendance intelligence and discussion themes into a structured follow-up framework.
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