AI is changing how we write code, review pull requests, and ship extensions — but it is also changing the security threat model around Business Central
development. In this session, we will look at what “security in the age of AI” really means for developers and architects: prompt injection, insecure
code suggestions, data leakage, over-trusting automation, and new review patterns. The goal is not fear, but pragmatism: how to use AI productively
without lowering your security bar. Expect practical examples and concrete guardrails you can apply immediately.

Completing the move to BCApps on GitHub was a major milestone — but it turns out it was just the beginning.
In this session, we’ll walk through the new end‑to‑end development model for Business Central, where agents play an active role in every step: from catching signals, over triaging issues, to coding, testing and reviewing pull requests.
You’ll see how this agent‑powered workflow is already shaping how we build Business Central — and how partners can tap into the same model using AL‑Go for GitHub.
Expect real examples, concrete guidance, and a clear picture of what modern Business Central development looks like when BCApps and agents come together.