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Ejona Preçi
Group CISO
Lindal Group
Speaker Bio
Ejona Preçi is Group CISO at Lindal Group and Global Ambassador at GCRAI. She operates at the intersection of Cybersecurity and AI, driving secure, transparent, and human-centric innovation. With deep expertise spanning cybersecurity leadership, AI governance, and regulatory compliance, she helps organizations navigate the evolving threat landscape.
Recognized as Cybersecurity Woman of the Year 2024, Global 40 under 40 in Cybersecurity, and Top Cybersecurity Voice 2025, Ejona inspires global audiences as a thought leader, author, and keynote speaker committed to advancing a responsible digital future.
Her work bridges technical depth with strategic vision, making complex security and AI concepts accessible to executives and practitioners alike. She is actively engaged in leading industry communities, contributing her expertise to shape the future of secure and responsible AI.
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Recognized as Cybersecurity Woman of the Year 2024, Global 40 under 40 in Cybersecurity, and Top Cybersecurity Voice 2025, Ejona inspires global audiences as a thought leader, author, and keynote speaker committed to advancing a responsible digital future.
Her work bridges technical depth with strategic vision, making complex security and AI concepts accessible to executives and practitioners alike. She is actively engaged in leading industry communities, contributing her expertise to shape the future of secure and responsible AI.
Session
Thursday, 24 September, 2026 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM BST
Executive Story: Cybersecurity Leadership, Liability, and Control in the Agentic AI Era
Ejona Preçi,
Group CISO, Lindal Group
Daniel Maier-Johnson,
CISO, Kuehne + Nagel International AG
Jane Frankland MBE,
Cybersecurity Author, Speaker and Brand Ambassador, CEO KnewStart
Autonomous agents are already making decisions inside the enterprise that no human reviewed. They are moving at a speed no human can audit. Traditional security assumed a person in the loop and a clear line of accountability. Both are gone. The time barrier is collapsing! This panel confronts the question every board is now asking its security leaders: when an agent acts, who answers for it? This panel cuts through the hype to the 3 problems that actually decide whether agentic AI is an asset or a liability : 1- Leadership under machine-speed uncertainty 2- Liability. personal and organizational liability under NIS2 , CRA and the EU AI Act. 3- Control. What’s the new definition of control when you can no longer inspect every decision.
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