AI is no longer one thing to secure. It’s the models your teams are building with, the agents making decisions in production, the third-party AI tools pulled in without review, and the code being generated faster than anyone can track. Each entered the organization faster than security could map it, and each carries risk that lands on your desk when it breaks. The board wants the productivity; you own the consequences. This roundtable brings security leaders together to compare where accountability for AI actually sits today, where it’s slipping through the cracks, and how they keep pace with the business without becoming the team that says no to everything. Expect a candid peer exchange on what to own, what to let go of, and what stays non-negotiable no matter how fast adoption moves.

This roundtable brings security leaders together to compare where accountability for AI actually sits today, where it’s slipping through the cracks, and how they keep pace with the business without becoming the team that says no to everything. Expect a candid peer exchange on what to own, what to let go of, and what stays non-negotiable no matter how fast adoption moves.