Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Small format networking event (30 attendees) focused on agentic AI and shadow AI risks in enterprise environments
- Features a real world shadow AI incident case study from a financial services CISO
- Panel discussion on the AI Data Security Maturity Model with Forcepoint, AWS and F5 representatives
- Offers 1.5 CPE Group A credits for security professionals
About the Event
This invitation only breakfast event brings together security and technology leaders for peer discussion on emerging AI security challenges. Limited to 30 participants, the format prioritizes practitioner dialogue over vendor presentations. The event takes place on Thursday, October 8, 2026, from 8:30 to 11:00 AM at the Sheraton Boston. Attendance is complimentary and includes breakfast.
Agentic AI and Enterprise Risk
David Giambruno, former CIO of Revlon, opens the program with a session on agentic AI. As autonomous AI systems gain the ability to take actions and make decisions without direct human oversight, security and governance implications multiply. Giambruno’s perspective draws on executive experience managing technology transformation at a global consumer products company.
Shadow AI Incident Case Study
Jaime Badillo, CISO at New Hampshire Mutual Bancorp, presents a detailed walkthrough of an actual shadow AI incident. Shadow AI refers to the use of AI tools and services by employees without formal IT or security approval. Financial services organizations face particular scrutiny around data handling and regulatory compliance, making unauthorized AI adoption a significant operational and compliance risk. Badillo’s session offers attendees a firsthand account of detection, response and lessons learned.
AI Data Security Maturity Model Panel
A panel featuring representatives from Forcepoint, AWS and F5 examines the AI Data Security Maturity Model. This framework helps organizations assess and improve their data security posture as AI adoption accelerates. The panel format allows for discussion of how cloud infrastructure providers, security vendors and application delivery specialists approach AI data protection from their respective vantage points.
Who Should Attend
The event targets CISOs, CIOs and senior security practitioners seeking peer perspectives on AI governance and data security. The small group size and discussion oriented format suit professionals looking to compare approaches with peers rather than evaluate vendor solutions. Participants can earn 1.5 CPE Group A credits toward professional certifications.