
AI is changing how security and risk teams work. I help audiences explore what's possible, understand where things can go wrong and make better decisions when people's safety is at stake.
While most industry conversations about AI focus on the broader risk landscape, my talks combine real examples, practical methods and concrete takeaways. I offer keynotes, hands-on workshops, fireside conversations and team training, tailored to your audience and experience with AI.
Practical tactics, tips and best practices to ensure teams are using AI securely.
Spotting AI-generated media, checking sources and avoiding hidden errors.
Validating AI, evaluating security stacks and balancing AI and human work.
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In recent years, the use of technology and AI by corporate security teams has increased significantly. As the 2026 CSO Survey shows, a majority of CSOs say the tech share of their budget will continue to grow and use of AI has increased across all areas.
The security teams at the companies building frontier AI are the first to face a question coming for all of us: what happens to the security function when the tools can do a growing share of the work? This panel brings together corporate security leaders at the top AI labs for a candid look at which decisions still demand human judgment, how to evolve the team as tasks get automated and what they'd build if they designed a security shop from scratch today.
I make routine appearances in the Global Security Briefing, a webinar co-hosted by Factal and Emergent Risk International. The "GSB" began in the first days of COVID, and has since grown into the largest virtual event of its kind in the industry. Factal editors and ERI analysts dissect the biggest geopolitical events of the day, and I typically speak about AI. Make sure you register to attend (it's free).