AI

Quinten Steenhuis, Co-Director of the Legal Innovation and Technology Lab at Suffolk University Law School, discusses the impact of agents on existing infrastructure, and how that impact will push rapid changes in governance, accountability, and ethics in AI.

Michael Whittam, VP for Nordics and Central Europe at Pexip, says companies must rethink oversight of live discussions before AI turns routine exchanges into lasting exposure.

Albert Evans, Founder and Principal at Evans Cyber Advisory LLC, outlines why governance, hiring discipline, and AI enabled SOC operations determine whether enterprise AI stays secure.

Mahesh Varavooru, Founder of Secure AI, warns that Shadow AI creates a hidden two way risk loop and calls for runtime guardrails and sanctioned sandboxes to secure enterprise innovation.

Artur Walisko, Founder and Architect of LLM Studio, argues that the AI deployment gap is an architectural failure, not an adoption problem, and that governance must be built into AI systems as a structural layer before models reach real decisions.

Joseph Sack, CEO of Smart Tech Solution LLC, explains why the primary security risk for agentic AI browsers is human behavior and how defensive AI tools can help.

Firas Jarboui, Head of Machine Learning at Gorgias, explains how to secure Agentic AI browsers by gating actions and segregating context from workflows.

Aby Rao, Deputy CISO at an HCM SaaS company, calls for stronger governance and responsible AI as smart glasses challenge privacy and public trust.

Shane Culbertson, AI Strategy and Governance Leader supporting the U.S. Department of Defense, explains why ethical foresight is essential to prevent enterprise AI systems from causing reputational, regulatory, and human harm.

Jay Rajagopalan Aiyar, Chief Product Officer at Ecoservity, on the importance of a central orchestrator agent to manage siloed AI agents.

As a 'pay-per-crawl' internet emerges for AI, Scott Murphy, Special Counsel at Dentons Davis Brown, discusses the new economy of content monetization.

Giorgio Natili, former VP of Engineering at OPAQUE Systems, explains how confidential computing will become the standard for protecting data and why leaders must act now.

Chief Security Strategist for Cylera and global cybersecurity strategist Richard Staynings discusses the current lack of regulation and a widening gap between security and AI governance in healthcare.

Agentic AI security expert and former Oracle SVP Eleanor Meritt discusses how AI agents require unique identity management to ensure secure access and operations.

Zapier's Philip Lakin believes AI sprawl indicates successful adoption and should be embraced.

Dooshima Dabo'Adzuana, Researcher at Boise State University, discusses AI's role in enhancing response times and decision-making for security teams.

Waldo Security's CTO, Martin Snyder, discusses how the shift towards Zero Trust architectures reflects the challenge of securing data in an AI-driven environment.

A Gartner poll reveals that 50% of C-Suite executives are contemplating budget reductions for Q2 2025 amid economic uncertainties.

Technology lawyer Roy Hadley warns that AI models trained similarly create echo chambers, stifling diverse thinking.

Microsoft launches the European Security Program, offering free AI-driven cybersecurity tools to European governments.

Google releases AI Edge Gallery, an experimental Android app for running generative AI models offline.

Valtech's Jonathan Hodges says Google has decisively overcome its perceived lag in AI, emerging as a leader with a powerful, integrated platform strategy.

ServiceNow's Manager of Security Analytics & AI, David Rider, advises against rushing into AI without clear needs and well-scoped rollouts.

Matthew Seitz, Director of the AI Hub at the University of Wisconsin, outlines the challenge of regulating AI due to its fast development and undefined use cases.