Executive Summit

Agents are becoming the biggest opportunity in the enterprise, and the biggest adversary. They read your data and act under borrowed identities, at a speed no human review process was built to match. The old question in security was how to keep bad actors out. The new one is more complex: how do you create and manage the biggest risk in your own enterprise, the agents you deployed on purpose?
Join this keynote to hear about:

• Establishing a framework where data, identity, and agent security operate as one system
• Shifting from asking whether you can trust your agents to determining what access they can be trusted with
• Balancing innovation and risk by creating visibility needed to understand agent activity

Details coming soon. 

While cyber threats may not dominate headline news like they used to, executive leadership teams and boards are increasingly eager to stay informed about the latest incidents and risks. But, CISOs simply don't have time to prepare briefs on EVERY incident that may come across their leadership's feeds. How do security leaders strike the right balance between delivering the "just-right" level of information that won't overwhelm leadership or consume excessive time and resources?

Join this roundtable session for an engaging peer conversation around:

• Strategies for filtering and prioritizing alerts and news to keep leadership and the board engaged
• Communicating complex risks in a digestible way and setting expectations for a manageable amount of ongoing education 
• What CISOs should be including—or not including—to ensure incident briefings are meaningful for boards and executives

As AI agents become more embedded in operations, compliance expectations are rising and legal teams are taking on a larger oversight role. Organizations must demonstrate transparency to third‑party monitors while strengthening governance as AI begins to manage key compliance activities.

Join this session to discuss:

• Setting AI review checkpoints to catch issues early
• Training teams regularly on AI usage, risks, and oversight responsibilities
• Limiting AI permissions to reduce compliance and operational risk

Connect with like-minded peers in a one-on-one setting through Peer-to-Peer Meetings. You will be matched with peers in your community based on your shared interests and priorities.

The future workforce will not be humans or AI. It will be humans working alongside AI agents that can reason, decide, and act. How can executive leaders can safely integrate AI agents into critical workflows while maintaining accountability, oversight, and trust? The organizations that realize the greatest value from AI will be those that establish the oversight, accountability, and resilience required to scale human and AI collaboration with confidence.

Join this session to discuss:

• Defining clear roles between human workers and autonomous agents

• Establishing governance for agent permissions and decision-making

• Implementing controls that balance productivity, security, and accountability

AI may be transforming how work gets done, but leadership remains fundamentally human. As CISOs navigate the intersection of human talent and AI-powered capabilities, the ability to value, empower and develop people becomes a strategic differentiator. As a security leader, are you building a culture of trust, accountability and innovation while preparing your organization to thrive in an increasingly AI-enabled future?

Join this roundtable discussion to:

• Define what effective leadership looks like in a workforce augmented by AI
• Share approaches for scaling AI responsibly while ensuring technology strengthens, rather than replaces, the human element of communication
• Explore strategies for building high-trust cultures that attract, retain, and develop top security talent

The most challenging AI security risks may not be the ones organizations can see today. Frontier AI is redefining what machines can reason, create and accomplish, challenging assumptions that have shaped security strategies for decades. As capabilities accelerate beyond established guardrails, cybersecurity leaders must make critical decisions amid ambiguity and evolving risk. 

Join Steve Jensen, CISO, Transamerica, as he shares his approaches to: 

• Identifying where frontier AI challenges traditional security models
• Building resilience amid uncertain and evolving risks
• Creating guardrails that enable innovation without sacrificing trust

Finish the day sharing lessons learned with your peers over light fare and drinks at this closing reception hosted by your governing body members.