Security, Governance, Risk
AI Governance, Cybersecurity & Enterprise Risk for CIOs
A provider can stay up and still break you. Denis Kondratev, CTO of HR Tech Stream at MTS Group, on building AI failover around answer quality instead of uptime.
Masato Yamanishi, Owner of Liaison Works and former global CISO at Olympus, on why business impact should decide the order of the risk register before cost enters.
Mark Alvarado, Executive Director of IT Security & Compliance at Academy Sports + Outdoors, on governing AI as a hybrid workforce that needs both people and system controls.
Sandy Jacolow, SVP and CTO at Empire State Realty Trust, on why prompt logs can expose sensitive disclosures and how shared oversight keeps them with the right reviewers.
Arvinda Rao, Director of Compliance at Veeam, on the case for governing agent delegation through intent, human checkpoints, and continuous monitoring instead of static access rules.
David Cross, CISO of Atlassian, on how enterprises are becoming AI-native by embedding security, governance, and human oversight into intelligent workflows.
Anthony Moisant, CIO and CSO at Indeed, detailed how a trust-first design enables faster, safer, and more responsible AI innovation.
Sai Krishna Cheemakurthi, VP and Lead Infrastructure Architect at U.S. Bank, explained the business value of AI 'observability mesh.'
Ashish Dibouliya, senior enterprise data architect and managing director at Webster Bank, explained how AI is redefining data governance.
Saurav Ghosh, a VP at Genmab, explained why life sciences leaders must adopt real-time, event-driven AI to overcome slow data and drive innovation.
Hernan De la Torre, Principal at KPMG US, on why most AI investments fall short and how disciplined experimentation turns into measurable value.
Anil Kumar explained why fragmented AI adoption creates risk for banks, and shared a unified strategy for ROI instead.
Matan-Paul Shetrit, Director of Product Management at Writer, explains how the orchestration graph can help enterprises integrate AI more effectively.
Khalid Turk, CHIO at Santa Clara County, explains how layering AI on top of legacy systems creates technical debt that can slow modernization in healthcare.
Tonya J. Long, Chief Investor Officer of K2X Capital, explains why organizations are replacing hierarchical organizational charts with a fluid orchestration graph.
Cross-industry AI and Data Science leader Jyothsna Santosh (CVS Health, Regions Bank) explains how to clear technical agentic AI and governance hurdles.
Nicholas Mortensen of Eide Bailly LLP shares a leader's blueprint for AI success, focusing on the core pillars of trust, data, and culture.