Enhance Your Community Meeting Experience with Interactive Workshops

PCI Security Standards Council Community Meetings bring together a global community dedicated to securing payment ecosystems. In addition to the main agenda, attendees have the opportunity to deepen their experience through interactive workshops designed to explore emerging challenges and practical applications in payment security.

Why Participate in a Workshop?

Workshops offer an engaging, hands-on environment where participants can move beyond presentations and take part in active discussions. These sessions are designed to: 

• Encourage collaboration with peers across the payment security ecosystem
• Provide deeper dives into complex and evolving topics
• Share practical insights that can be applied in real-world environments 

With a smaller group setting, workshops enable meaningful dialogue and a more interactive learning experience.

Explore Key Topics Shaping the Future of Payment Security

This year’s workshops focus on timely topics that reflect the evolving landscape of payments, particularly the growing role of artificial intelligence and its impact on security and compliance. Space is limited and workshops are filling very quickly. 

From Prompt to Payment: Attack Surfaces in Agentic Payment Flows
Explores how AI-driven systems are introducing new attack surfaces across payment flows. Participants will examine risks such as prompt injection, tool misuse, and memory poisoning, while collaborating on approaches to threat modeling that can be adapted within their own organizations.  

Human Versus AI Agent - Do PCI DSS Requirements Apply Differently?
Focuses on how PCI DSS requirements may apply in environments where AI agents are performing functions traditionally handled by humans. Through discussion and shared perspectives, participants will explore key considerations for maintaining compliance in increasingly automated payment ecosystems.  

Workshops are an important part of the overall Community Meeting experience, offering attendees the chance to engage, collaborate, and gain practical knowledge alongside industry peers.

As space is limited to ensure an interactive setting, attendees are encouraged to plan ahead and include a workshop as part of their Community Meeting experience.