Hosted by AegisAI: AI Native Security Dinner
AI is breaking all the things. Let's talk about how we rebuild.
Join AegisAI for an intimate, off-the-record evening in San Francisco with Eric Freeman, CISO of Writer, and Sid Trivedi of Foundation Capital. Over good wine and wood-fired pinsa, a small group of security leaders will trade notes on what it really takes to build an AI-native security stack, with deep technical conversation held under the Chatham House Rule.
On the Table
- The new world of security data warehousing
- Self-hosted AI agents in the enterprise
- Long-running agents for security
- Controlling the attack surface now that everyone can code
Event Details
- Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026
- Location: San Francisco, CA (exact venue shared with approved guests)
- Format: Private dinner, Chatham House Rule
Request Your Seat
Seating is limited and every registration is reviewed by our team. Request to join and we'll be in touch to confirm your spot.
Questions? Reach out to us at Patricia@aegisai.ai.
We look forward to seeing you in San Francisco!
Schedule
Who you'll meet
Cy Led Google's User Protection Services business unit: reCAPTCHA, Safe Browsing and Web Risk. Serial entrepreneur and UCLA faculty member.
Siddhant (Sid) is currently a Partner at Foundation Capital where he works with entrepreneurs to build the next generation of leading enterprise software companies. Sid’s experience has run the gamut from public to growth to early-stage, affording him a unique perspective on how brand leaders are built and sustained. He started on Wall Street at Barclays Capital, advising tech, media and telecom companies and spending time on both the buy-side and sell-side of major deals, from mergers and takeovers to corporate debt and equity financings. He then worked as an investment professional at Symphony Technology Group, a Palo Alto-based private equity firm investing in software, technology-enabled and data analytics companies. Before arriving at Foundation Capital, Sid was an investor at Omidyar Technology Ventures where he invested in and counseled early-stage enterprise software companies. Outside of work, Sid serves on the advisory council for Entrepreneurship at Cornell and serves as a board member of the Cornell Venture Capital Club, which he co-founded during college.
With over a decade of experience in cybersecurity and currently serving as CISO at Writer, I have a proven track record of helping scale and solve issues across multiple security domains. By focusing on building programs that engage end users, engineers, and all types of staff, I've been able to build a secure culture through transparency. At my previous role as Head of Security at Patreon, I helped build a security program from zero to one that truly excelled. I focus on fostering trust and resilience within organizations through collaborative and adaptive security strategies, particularly as AI transforms how we think about security at scale. Passionate about empowering teams, I bring a dynamic blend of leadership, technical acumen, and a forward-thinking approach to protecting critical infrastructure, code, intellectual property, and our people while enabling innovation and speed.
See what AI-native security feels like
Thirty minutes. Real attacks pulled from environments like yours (BEC, vendor fraud, credential phishing) with the reasoning behind each verdict. No setup required.
Five-minute connect · monitoring mode · disconnect any time without touching mail routing