As AI adoption accelerates across the enterprise, from web‑based tools to desktop apps and locally hosted, agentic models, organisations are losing visibility into how these technologies are actually being used. This session explains why real‑time visibility into AI activity is now critical for security teams, enabling them to understand who is using which tools, how they are being used, and when risk is emerging, before sensitive data is exposed or policy is breached.
You’ll learn how shadow AI, unsanctioned data sharing, and unmanaged local models are creating a new layer of behavioural risk that traditional governance cannot control alone. The session shows how teams can move from reactive detection to proactive, human‑centric intervention by combining real‑time insight, contextual nudges, and behavioural signals directly at the point of risk.
You will leave with a clearer view of how to balance AI enablement with effective behavioural risk management, across both security and compliance.
Guest chaired by
Ben Peet (info) UK/Europe CISO, Standard Chartered Bank
Presented by
Lucy Finlay (info) Delivery Director for Behaviour Change and Analytics, Redflags
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