Every company has a mandate to use AI. Not every company is equipped to secure it—employees adopt it on their own, vendors embed it, and attackers exploit it.
Two security leaders share what they’re doing about it:
✓ Which AI tools they’re approving, blocking, and monitoring right now
✓ Which AI risks to address first across identity, data, and third-party tools
✓ Which governance guardrails hold up without stalling the business
✓ What the AI-era security team looks like day to day
About this session
AI adoption inside the enterprise has moved faster than most security programmes were built to handle. Employees are experimenting with it on their own, vendors are embedding it into their products, and attackers are using it against you.
This session unpacks what that proliferation means for security leaders right now. We’ll talk about how AI is transforming the way security teams operate day to day, the risks it introduces across identity, data, and third-party tools, and the practical steps CISOs are taking to secure AI without becoming the department of ‘no’.
Register now to learn how security leaders are tackling AI risk and building guardrails that protect the business without slowing it down.
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Ponentes: Wes Chan, CISO, WestJet, Patricia Titus, Field CISO, Abnormal AI, and Ryan Schwartz, Sr. Manager, Product Marketing, Abnormal AI