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Learn MoreCyber Risk Has Changed. Your Governance Strategy Has to Change With It.
AI agents can now take action across enterprise systems. Employees are adopting AI outside approved channels. Third-party incidents can trigger cyber, privacy, contractual and regulatory exposure at once. At the same time, organizations are navigating growing expectations around AI governance, board oversight, incident reporting and accountability. The challenge is no longer managing these risks individually. It is managing what happens when they collide.
Build a More Connected Approach to Cybersecurity, AI Governance & Digital Risk
ACI’s Summit on Cybersecurity, AI Governance & Digital Risk, taking place February 2–3, 2027 in Washington, DC, brings together legal, cybersecurity, privacy, compliance, AI governance and risk leaders to address the increasingly interconnected challenges facing their organizations.
Benchmark practical approaches to AI agents, Shadow AI, third-party risk, cyber reporting, board oversight, AI litigation, human-in-the-loop review and ransomware response—while strengthening coordination across the teams responsible for managing them.
Leave with practical strategies, peer insights and a clearer framework for managing cyber and AI risk in 2027.
To foster open and candid discussion, this event is closed to media/press, and recording of sessions is not permitted.
Benchmark With the Leaders Managing These Risks Every Day
Hear directly from senior legal, cybersecurity, privacy, compliance, AI governance and risk leaders confronting these challenges inside leading organizations.
Government Representatives
Matthew Braffman
Privacy Counsel, Division of Legal Counsel
National Labor Relations Board
Alejandro Rosenberg
Attorney, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection
Federal Trade Commission
Jay Sinha
Former Senior Counsel
U.S. Department of Justice
Featured Speakers
Joanna Baltes
Chief Cybersecurity Counsel
IBM
Hensey Fenton
Deputy General Counsel, Privacy & Digital Governance
Comcast
Christine Ricci
General Counsel, Global Security & Digital Technology; Chief Privacy Officer
GE Aerospace
Kimberly Shur
SVP, & Associate General Counsel, Chief Compliance & Privacy Officer
Marriott
Sam Singer
Chief Counsel, Cyber and Technology
Boeing
Xin (Cindy) Tu
Vice President, Head of Tech & Cyber Governance Compliance
LPL Financial
The Cyber & AI Risks Your Organization Needs to Be Ready For in 2027
AI Agents Are Expanding the Attack Surface
Control what autonomous tools can access, execute and decide.
Shadow AI Is Creating a Visibility Problem
Find and govern AI use occurring outside approved channels.
Your Vendor Could Become Your Incident
Prepare contracts, audit rights and response protocols before an incident occurs.
One Incident Can Start Multiple Reporting Clocks
Prepare for overlapping regulatory, state, sector-specific and contractual reporting requirements.
AI Risk Is Becoming Litigation Risk
Strengthen governance, documentation and investigation practices before AI or cyber incidents lead to regulatory scrutiny or litigation.
Boards Are Asking Different Questions
Translate cyber and AI threats into the legal, financial, operational and reputational risks directors need to understand.
Leave With Answers to the Questions Your Organization is Asking Now
Who owns AI risk when responsibility spans legal, cybersecurity, privacy, compliance, data and the business?
How do you control AI agents that can access sensitive data and execute workflows?
How do you identify and govern Shadow AI without shutting down innovation?
What happens when a vendor incident triggers cyber, privacy, contractual and reporting obligations?
What does defensible human oversight of AI actually look like?
How should management communicate cyber and AI risk to the board?
How do you prepare today for the litigation or regulatory scrutiny that may follow an AI, privacy or cyber incident?
Who Should Attend?
If cybersecurity, AI, data or digital risk falls within your remit, this is where you need to be. Join senior leaders across legal, compliance, cybersecurity, privacy, AI governance and enterprise risk to benchmark strategies, strengthen resilience and prepare for evolving regulatory, enforcement and litigation risks.
In-House Leaders in:
- Legal & General Counsel
- Cybersecurity & Information Security
- AI Governance & Responsible AI
- Privacy & Data Protection
- Compliance & Ethics
- Enterprise & Digital Risk
- Data Governance
- Technology & Information Security
- Regulatory Affairs
- Incident Response & Investigations
- Third-Party & Vendor Risk
- Internal Audit
Plus:
- Law Firms & Outside Counsel
- Cybersecurity & Privacy Advisors
- AI Governance & Technology Providers
- Cyber Insurance & Risk Professionals
- Government & Regulatory Professionals
Don’t Just Listen. Pressure-Test Your Approach.
This program goes beyond traditional panels to give attendees opportunities to compare approaches, challenge assumptions and work through real-world cyber and AI risk scenarios.
Cyber Risk Café
Benchmark your approach with peers through focused discussions covering AI governance, Shadow and Agentic AI, identity resilience, and third-party and AI supply-chain risk.
Ransomware Crisis Tabletop
Work through the critical first hours of a modern ransomware incident alongside legal, cybersecurity, privacy, compliance and risk peers. Navigate decisions involving regulatory reporting, legal exposure, insurance, vendors, communications and business continuity.
NEW FOR 2027
Life Sciences Cybersecurity, Biosecurity & Data Risk LAB
Join us on February 1 for a practical, scenario-driven LAB focused on protecting clinical trials, research and genomic data, strengthening third-party oversight, and preparing your organization to respond when a cyber, privacy or biosecurity crisis hits.
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