Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- One-day conference addressing security, governance, and operational strategies for enterprise AI adoption
- Designed for CISOs, security leaders, risk managers, and compliance officers at medium to large enterprises
- Covers AI-specific incident detection and response, output validation, and lifecycle risk management
- Vendor-neutral sessions with continuing education credits available (CPE, CEU, PDU, CISSP)
About the Event
AI Security Strategies: Chicago is an in-person conference held at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont (O’Hare), Illinois. The event brings together enterprise security professionals to address the challenges of protecting AI systems as organizations integrate artificial intelligence into core business processes. The format includes expert-led sessions, panel discussions, and networking opportunities.
Key Topics
Sessions focus on developing comprehensive AI security strategies and securing AI-powered workflows within enterprise environments. The program addresses protecting AI decision-making processes, validating AI outputs for trustworthiness, and managing AI deployments across SaaS and enterprise applications. Additional coverage includes AI governance frameworks, compliance requirements, and organizational oversight mechanisms. The conference also examines detection and response procedures for AI-specific security incidents, with practical lessons drawn from secure AI deployments at scale.
Enterprise AI Risk Management
The conference addresses operational risks that emerge when AI becomes embedded in business processes. Topics include building organizational policies for secure AI adoption, preparing teams for next-generation AI threats, and establishing governance structures that maintain compliance while enabling innovation. The program emphasizes practical approaches to managing AI throughout its lifecycle rather than theoretical frameworks.
Who Should Attend
The event targets security leaders, CISOs, IT security professionals, risk managers, and compliance officers responsible for AI adoption and governance. Attendees typically hold managerial, director, or executive positions within information security, IT, risk, compliance, or governance departments at medium to large enterprises. Participants can earn continuing education credits including CPE, CEU, PDU, and CISSP.