2 Sep · 12:00–12:50 · Cyber Security / Agentic AI
Vulnerability Handling in the Agentic AI Era
Sharing, triage, and multistakeholder cooperation when AI-speed findings outrun human-speed handling — for wallets, credentials, and ledgers.

GDC 2026 · Geneva · Event wrap
2–3 September 2026 · Palexpo, Geneva · Blockchain Governance Initiative Network (BGIN)
This page is the front door. Session records remain under the Chatham House Rule.

4 September 2026 — BGIN convened three 50-minute breakouts at the Global Digital Collaboration conference in Geneva. GDC is the digital-identity and trust-infrastructure gathering. BGIN’s job in that room was to put DLT-specific questions on the same floor: how to share vulnerability findings at AI speed, how to assure wallets when identity and crypto stacks converge, and how to migrate public ledgers to post-quantum cryptography without inventing new algorithms.
This wrap is the event-level account — what we ran, where the records are, and where the work goes next. It does not replace the three Chatham House meeting reports. Those remain the citeable session records. Information from the rooms may be used; floor speakers are not identified here. Photographs on this page were taken at Palexpo and on Quai des Bergues during GDC 2026.

Each session was 50 minutes. Each has a published meeting report and session slides. Open a report for agenda, notes, and Block 15 continuation links.
2 Sep · 12:00–12:50 · Cyber Security / Agentic AI
Sharing, triage, and multistakeholder cooperation when AI-speed findings outrun human-speed handling — for wallets, credentials, and ledgers.
3 Sep · 15:00–15:50 · Room E · Cyber Security
Protection profiles for crypto wallets, and where identity-wallet certification and DLT-specific signing still fail to meet.
3 Sep · 17:00–17:50 · Room K · IKP
Deployment, crypto agility, and governance for public ledgers — not a new-algorithm contest. Includes a Japan-hosted migration prize.
Day-two afternoon boards at Palexpo listed the wallet-assurance session in Room E at 15:00 and the PQC migration session in Room K at 17:00 — the same slots as the published reports. The vulnerability-handling breakout had run the previous day.


All three tracks pick up at BGIN Block 15, 15–16 Oct 2026, Washington, D.C. (Hybrid — remote participation available). The working sessions already on the Block 15 programme include a PQC keynote and IKP PQC migration, a joint Cyber + IKP Security AI Agent session, and a Cyber ST/PP session. Open the relevant project hub before you arrive.
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