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When AI Can Act: Governing the Agentic Enterprise

Thursday, November 05, 2026 | 11:00 AM EST | 5:00 PM CET

AI governance is entering its hardest phase. The question is no longer whether employees are using AI, but whether organizations can see, control, and prove what AI systems are doing across the enterprise.

As copilots evolve into agents with access to business systems, the risk profile changes. In this session, we will examine how organizations can govern AI that can make decisions, call tools, access sensitive data, and act on a user’s behalf. We will explore the new control points across AI inventory, identity and permissions, third-party providers, human oversight, monitoring, incident response, and audit evidence, alongside the regulatory expectations shaping these decisions. 

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Attendees will leave with a practical playbook for moving from AI principles to operational governance that enables innovation without losing accountability.

Topic pillars

  • Reframe AI risk as business risk, in language the board and the business already use.
  • Recognize that governance is what lets the business go fast, the way brakes let a car go fast.
  • Understand why agentic AI is different (it acts, not just advises) and why that pushes risk and governance left, to decisions made before deployment.
  • Bust the myths that slow decisions, so teams align on shared language and decide faster.
  • Identify the new question to ask when it comes to Agentic AI.

Speakers

Alex Sharpe

Cybersecurity, Governance, and Digital Transformation Expert
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