Board members today face a critical challenge: governing AI adoption while managing security risks that traditional oversight frameworks were not designed to address.
This session eliminates the fear, uncertainty, and doubt surrounding AI security by providing directors with practical mental models and actionable approaches for strategic oversight. After briefly establishing what makes AI different from past technology waves, the discussion will focus on what matters most to your role: the real security risks, the governance gaps, and the questions you need to ask.
Through real-world examples, you’ll explore emerging exposures such as unauthorized AI tools creating data leaks, manipulated systems making flawed decisions, and “shadow AI” bypassing organizational controls. More importantly, you’ll learn how leading organizations are addressing these challenges—what effective AI governance looks like, how accountability is defined, and how boards can evaluate AI risk management approaches.
This is not a technical deep dive. It is a strategic briefing designed specifically for directors who need to ask the right questions, identify red flags, and guide their organizations through the evolving AI risk landscape.
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Learning Objectives
- Distinguish real AI security risks from fear-driven narratives by understanding key threat categories, including data exposure, shadow AI, model manipulation, and agentic autonomy
- Ask the right strategic questions of your CISO, CTO, and executive leadership to assess AI security posture and governance maturity
- Identify governance gaps, red flags, and indicators of strong accountability structures in AI risk management
- Apply proven frameworks, including the Generative AI Security Scoping Matrix and Agentic AI Security Scoping Matrix
Who Should Attend
- NACD members and nonmembers
- Corporate board directors
- Audit, risk, technology, and governance committee members
- Directors seeking to strengthen oversight of AI, cybersecurity, and enterprise risk
Cut Through AI Hype
Distinguish real security risks from fear-driven narratives and focus board attention on material threats.
Strengthen Oversight
Learn the key questions to ask management to assess AI security posture and governance maturity.
Identify Risks and Gaps
Recognize red flags in AI risk management and indicators of strong accountability structures.
Apply Proven Frameworks
Explore practical tools, including AI security scoping matrices, to evaluate organizational readiness.