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Generative AI Security: Preventing AI from Becoming a Data Breach Multiplier

Nov 5 / IT GRC Forum
Generative AI is rapidly transforming enterprise productivity, but it introduces new risks that IT GRC leaders must address to protect sensitive data, maintain compliance, and ensure secure operations. Risks include misclassified data, over-permissioned access, uncontrolled sharing, and potential regulatory violations.

This session provides a practical, step-by-step blueprint for governing AI in the enterprise, including discovering and classifying sensitive data across cloud and collaboration platforms, applying security and compliance frameworks like GDPR, HIPAA, and NIST, remediating risky configurations, enforcing access controls, and implementing continuous monitoring and anomaly detection.

Attendees will leave with actionable strategies, checklists, and governance best practices to confidently deploy generative AI, mitigate data exposure, maintain regulatory compliance, and maximize the secure business value of AI initiatives.
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About Our Experts

Nicholas Matta

MSP Solutions Engineer at Netwrix
Nicholas is an IT professional with 15+ years’ experience across helpdesk, MSP, sysadmin, and senior engineering roles. At Netwrix, he focuses on regulatory compliance, MSSP solutions, and client implementations. Skilled in AD, Exchange, SQL, and VMware, he delivers secure, scalable solutions while driving customer satisfaction and continuous learning.

Kelley Vick

Webinar Host, Executive IT Forums, Inc
Kelley Vick is the Online Events Chair at IT CPE Academy, where she hosts and produces the IT GRC Forum webinars. With deep expertise in governance, risk, and compliance, Kelley curates high‑value sessions for cybersecurity and risk leaders, driving community engagement and delivering expert insights.