AI & Cybersecurity
Best Practices
With great power comes great responsibility.
Our first IRL workshop — hands-on security for commercial real estate teams building with AI.
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The Challenge
Acme Capital Partners got hacked.
Luckily, they don't exist. We built a fake CRE firm and seeded its website with five vulnerabilities common to vibe-coded tools. Attendees got a hands-on lesson on AI security best practices from technical experts, then went looking to identify the flaws themselves.
The thesis: most breaches aren't sophisticated. Even a roomful of CRE professionals, once trained, can find real security risks when they know what to look for.
Think you could find the vulnerabilities? The Acme Capital exercise is coming soon for you to try.
“A working app isn't a secure app.” — highlights from the workshop
Scenes From the Room
Led By
Speakers
Product at Eve Security and a veteran of Palo Alto Networks, Lior works at the intersection of AI and application security. He led the workshop's deep dive into how vibe-coded tools actually get breached in the wild — and the short list of practices that prevent most of it.
AI engineer and co-founder of AIxCRE. Began coding as a teenager and served as an IDF cybersecurity team lead, then joined Demisto as an early developer (acquired by Palo Alto Networks for ~$500M). Today he advises CRE firms on shipping practical AI — without opening security holes.
Details
When
May 8, 2026
3–6 PM Central
Where
Design District
Dallas, TX
Format
Hands-on Workshop
Laptops required