Schedule

[GOVERNANCE & SECURITY]

From monoliths to AI: why does it feel like we’ve lost control of security?

In the past, applications were monolithic, centralized, and difficult to change. Today, they are distributed ecosystems connected by thousands of APIs and integrations. This transformation has brought scalability and speed, but it has also fragmented control. This session will explore how architectural fragmentation, the intensive use of APIs, and the rise of low-code tools and AI are radically reshaping the security landscape, making authorization logic and behavioral monitoring central elements of modern defense.

Why are we still delivering 2020-level solutions in the agentic AI era?

There is a clear difference between using AI and operating in the Agentic AI era - and very few organizations are truly in the second group. In this panel, we share a practical and applied perspective on how software engineering is being redesigned through the collaboration of humans and AI agents across the development lifecycle. A conversation for those who want to understand what is actually changing - and what should already have changed.

As companies implement AI agents to drive greater efficiency and productivity, their success depends on much more than just model quality. It depends on how effectively these agents connect to enterprise systems, data, and workflows. The more connected an agent is, the more value it can generate for the business - but also the greater the security risk it can introduce. To understand and manage these risks, security teams need visibility into the full set of relationships between LLMs, MCP servers, and APIs that enable the operation and behavior of these agents within the enterprise environment. Salt Security has just launched the first market platform dedicated to Agentic security.

Coexistence by design: building digital services for people and agents

AI agents are no longer a future promise: today, they are authenticating, performing transactions, and filling out forms across digital platforms at scale. This new reality is quietly redefining how organizations design and secure their digital experiences.

APIs and AI powering hop production

How do you bring intelligence to agriculture and transform production? In this session, you will explore the case of Hops Mococa, where sensors, APIs, and artificial intelligence operate hop production in real time. Learn how data, events, and an AI Gateway enable automatic decision-making in the physical world, automating critical stages. A practical example of how APIs and AI are evolving from integration tools into systems that actively operate real-world environments.

[OPEN INNOVATION]

Interoperability in digital health: integrating the ecosystem into Open Health with Oracle and Sensedia

Digital health depends on connected, secure, and data-driven ecosystems. In this session, we will discuss how interoperability, supported by standards such as HL7 FHIR and Brazil’s National Health Data Network (RNDS), can integrate healthcare organizations and enable the Open Health journey. We will also explore how this technological foundation supports AI applications for data intelligence, decision support, and improved patient experience, with governance and a focus on value generation.

[GOVERNANCE & SECURITY]

Machine vs. Machine: how to ensure API governance and security in the age of AI

With an 87% increase in API incidents and bot attacks becoming 12.5 times faster, the question is no longer “human vs. bot,” but how to protect businesses in a Machine-vs-Machine operational landscape. While many focus solely on tools for AI agents, Akamai presents a Code-to-Runtime strategy to accelerate AI maturity securely across Latin America. From Shadow APIs to MCP server governance, we provide the visibility and control your board expects. Anticipate risks, reduce exposure, and lead with confidence.

[APIS & INTEGRATIONS]

Connecting systems is not enough: the role of integration architecture in business scalability

Many companies invest in APIs, microservices, and integrations, but few treat integration as an architectural discipline. In practice, what we often see is growth based on point-to-point connections that, over time, evolve into a complex network that is difficult to maintain, hard to evolve, and highly coupled. In this session, we will explore why simply connecting systems is not enough to sustain business scalability, and how integration architecture plays a fundamental role in building more organized, resilient environments that are ready for growth.

[AGENTIC AI]

20x in practice: how CI&T Is scaling the Agentic SDLC

How do you scale the Agentic SDLC across 8,000 people? Discover CI&T’s pragmatic journey toward achieving 5x productivity gains, progressing through maturity levels that have already reached 20x in some lighthouse initiatives. This session will explore how Flow, CI&T’s proprietary AI management system, provides governance and metrics throughout this transformation, shifting software development from assisted to autonomous models. A technical discussion focused on real-world scaling lessons, the data behind these efficiency gains, and how the software development lifecycle is being redesigned for the era of intelligent agents.

[AGENTIC AI]

From legacy to deployment in 90 days: AI and agility without impacting operations

While operations continued running normally, more than 300,000 lines of legacy code were being modernized behind the scenes. Together with our client, we will share how Squadra’s AI platform, Genius, accelerated a critical migration in just 90 days with security, speed, and zero operational disruption.