With AI adoption accelerating across enterprises, what do you view as the top information security challenge that leaders should address? How can CISOs, VPs and Director’s align governance, risk and security investments to enable AI innovation without creating new exposures?

I am chiming in as the sales guy here... we push Private Tenant AI, using AWS and SOC 2 Compliance to minimize the concerns about security. Plus we are the Good Guys using AI and we use that to stop the Bad Guys using AI with AI tools that helps stop fraud, attacks, adhere to regulations, compliance and more. This may not be addressing governance concerns, but having a Private Tenant Vs the Internet of things is considerable helpful to minimize these concerns. 

I believe the greatest information security challenge with accelerating AI adoption is that legacy governance frameworks weren’t designed for AI’s unique risks like bias, adversarial manipulation, and regulatory uncertainty. To address this, enterprises must establish a dedicated AI governance function, distinct yet aligned with enterprise risk, to ensure accountability across the AI lifecycle. CISOs should expand security playbooks to include AI threat modeling, VPs must prioritize secure, privacy-first platforms, and Directors need to operationalize responsible AI practices.