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53 Minute Watch Rob Probin,
Digital Forensics and Incident Response Manager

Security practitioners are increasingly familiar with the technical implications of AI-enabled threats. The harder task is helping non-technical leaders understand what those threats mean for the organization, because AI-enabled incidents carry operational, legal, financial, regulatory, and reputational consequences.

Join Rob for a discussion of how security teams can present those risks to the C-suite and the board in business terms, and how cybersecurity, legal, communications, and risk leaders prepare together.

You'll learn:

  • How to explain AI-enabled risks and incidents to executives and the board in business terms
  • How playbooks, governance frameworks, and tabletop exercises improve cross-functional readiness
  • Why reliance on a few AI providers and integrations raises supply chain and business disruption risk

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