Security, Governance, Risk
AI Governance, Cybersecurity & Enterprise Risk for CIOs
Emmanuel Dahunsi, former Executive Director and Security Architect at Goldman Sachs, makes the case for agent permissions and approval rules that malicious prompts can’t override.
Subba Raju Vathsavai, Chief Information Security Officer at iBASIS, on why AI agents now act as non-human identities inside the network, and why trust in them has to be shown in production, not certified on paper.
Nate Busa, a longtime CTO specializing in AI & Automation and formerly of NEOM, on why external benchmarks can't identify which model truly works at the lowest cost, and why real governance has to be operationalized with tests you build yourself.
Britton Burton, CISO at D4C Dental Brands, secured 180 pediatric dental and orthodontic practices across 10 states. His method: narrow security to the handful of controls, and get non-technical leaders to fund them.
Jigar Shah, Chief Information Security Officer at healthcare firm Medusind, on why security teams manufacture their own agentic AI complexity, and how sequencing the problem, the data, and the identity keeps it from happening.
Claudionor Coelho, Senior Fellow for AI at Majestic Labs, on the renewal rate companies won't admit and why the data and connections a demo skips decide whether agents survive.
Gregory Baran, Deputy CIO at Tenable, reflected on a year of building and managing 36 personal AI agents to argue that enterprise trust in agentic AI must be enforced through architectural controls and identity layers, not written governance policy.
A rising trend says companies should record every meeting, call, and interaction. The legal, security, and compliance risks are real.
Ajay Paul, Chief Sales Officer at IT consultancy SIMARN Solutions, on the risks of deploying agentic systems before establishing the governance, data architecture, and accountability structures.
Leo Simonovich, VP of Industrial Cyber at Siemens Energy, on securing data center environments where the threat surface extends from the rack to the turbine.
Sandeep Shilawat, Hybrid Cloud CTO Lead, & AI/Automation Leader at IBM, on how agentic attacks are already operational and enterprises need to step up their continuous architectural enforcement.
Gineesh Madapparambath, Architect at Red Hat, on how Mythos has collapsed the vulnerability window and what security workflows must do to match the speed of exposure.
Ira Winkler, Field CISO at AISLE, on why AI vulnerability discovery solves only half the security problem, and what closing the remediation gap actually requires.
CTO and CISO Stewart Alpert warned that while security is approaching the limits of human scalability, human-led AI guardrails are more essential than ever.
Hemil Deshmukh, Group Head of Data & AI at Wilson Group, on why resilience beats policy, and how CIOs can pressure-test governance by starting with decisions rather than models.
Vid Desai, CEO of Desai Technology Consulting LLC and former CIO at the FDA, on healthcare deregulation shifting the compliance burden to enterprise IT, and why most organizations aren't ready.
Sandeep Shilawat, Partner, Hybrid Cloud CTO Lead & AI/Automation Leader at IBM, on why compliance as code is the only path from periodic federal security reviews to real-time automated proof.