About this event
A cyberattack used to require time, expertise and coordination. Not anymore.
In April, the UK AI Security Institute reported that Anthropic's Claude Mythos executed a corporate-network intrusion end-to-end - a task that takes a skilled professional roughly 20 hours, now performed autonomously at a cost of a few thousand franc/euro per attempt.
Weeks later, OpenAI's GPT-5.5 reached the same level of capability and, unlike Mythos, is accessible through standard commercial channels.
AI attack capability is now fast, repeatable and accessible. The cost of being attacked is not.
For Swiss and European financial institutions, average breach cost runs into millions of CHF / EUR — before any supervisory consequences under DORA, FINMA, or NIS2. The economic asymmetry is no longer abstract. It is industrial.
Every one of the exposures below now sits on a different curve from six months ago.
The cost of waiting is now measured in posture decay against a threat environment strenghtening week by week.
That is the business case for this session.
Four exposures that just changed curve
What you will learn
• Where cyber disruption becomes material financial exposure, and what that now means under DORA and FINMA expectations
• Which defence and recovery assumptions silently fail under real pressure, and what to reassess before supervisors do
• What insurers, supervisors and stakeholders will expect to see, and where the gaps most often emerge
• What leadership teams should align on in the next 90 days, to move from awareness to readiness
Practical details
Format: 60 minutes · live Q&A
Hosted by: StratEdge and Surelio.ai
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StratEdge is a advisory firm specialised in AI governance, digital sovereignty, and value creation. We work with Boards and executive teams to make AI simple, governable, and aligned with business priorities.