Orlando Based Immersive Design Studio OtherVRse Wows at Ai4

Trade show booths are designed to grab attention, but at AI4 2026, one booth consistently drew crowds, long lines and plenty of conversation.

Cybersecurity company Kiteworks partnered with Orlando based immersive design studio The OtherVRse to create Evil Breach 2, a virtual reality experience that challenged attendees to think about what happens when AI agents are given access to sensitive data without the proper permissions.

Instead of relying on product demonstrations or technical presentations, Kiteworks invited conference attendees to step into a fully immersive VR experience that transformed a complex cybersecurity problem into something they could see (and feel).

Their idea turned their booth into one of the busiest on the floor.

“Our team did an incredible job bringing the AI agent nightmare to life with our VR experience, Evil Breach 2,” Kiteworks shared following the event. “The response has been amazing, with attendees lining up throughout the day to experience what happens when trusted AI agents, sensitive data, and the wrong permissions collide.”

Founded by Angel Rodriguez Lozada and Mitch Sanchez, OtherVRse, an Orlando based company, specializes in designing immersive virtual reality experiences for brands, live events and organizations looking to engage audiences in new ways. Their mission is to create experiences that spark curiosity while making immersive technology more accessible outside of traditional theme parks and entertainment venues.

“We set out to do this because we don’t think you should pay hundreds of dollars to have to go to Disney World or Universal,” Lozada told Developers.Net during an interview at the Kiteworks booth. “You can use technology to put it anywhere… transport people to another world. That’s the idea.”

Throughout the conference, Lozada and Sanchez remained at the booth helping attendees navigate the VR experience and ensuring each participant had an opportunity to fully experience the activation.

 

 

“The quality of it’s incredible,” Charles Canavan from Kiteworks said of the experience. “We’ve had great feedback from everybody that’s coming through here. They tell us it’s unique even for a conference of this size. There’s no other experience like this.” 

Cybersecurity leaders who experienced Evil Breach 2 praised the concept for illustrating a growing challenge facing organizations as AI adoption accelerates.

“The scenario you picked is the right one to dramatize,” wrote cybersecurity executive Parker Brissette on LinkedIn. “Most teams have not actually thought through what happens when an agent with real permissions meets sensitive data and a bad instruction, and walking someone through it beats another slide on AI risk.”

As AI continues reshaping industries, companies are searching for more effective ways to educate customers about increasingly technical concepts while also creating memorable experiences at conferences where hundreds of booths are seeking attention from attendees.  Kiteworks definitely found the answer by engaging with the OtherVRse and their immersive way to bring stories to life.