Redefining Data Protection in an AI-Driven Environment

Join an invite-only virtual roundtable bringing together a curated group of senior cybersecurity leaders to explore how AI adoption and data sprawl are rapidly reshaping the modern risk landscape.

Sensitive data now moves across SaaS platforms, cloud environments, endpoints, and AI tools — often outside traditional governance — while boards continue to expect clear visibility, accountability, and resilience.

This session brings together ~15 senior security leaders for a highly interactive, strategy-led discussion focused on how organizations are evolving data protection programs to keep pace.

This is not a webinar.
This is a camera-on, mic-on virtual discussion designed for active participation.

Session Format & Moderator

This 90-minute interactive session will be moderated by:

Aman Sirohi,
SVP, Chief Security Officer & Platform @ Cyberhaven

Aman is a people-first security leader with experience across Technology, FinTech, and Retail & Supply Chain. He has built high-performing teams and is known for enabling organizations to strengthen trust while delivering business outcomes in fast-paced environments.

He will guide a peer-led discussion focused on:

• How AI is materially reshaping data risk
• The evolution of DLP, DSPM, and insider risk strategies
• Aligning security programs with business speed and AI adoption
• Practical approaches to reducing exposure without slowing operations

The discussion will focus on real-world strategies and experiences — not products or presentations.

What You’ll Gain

• Connect with senior CISOs and security leaders from leading organizations
• Benchmark how peers are adapting data security strategies for AI
• Understand how others are explaining evolving risk to boards and executives
• Learn what’s actually working (and not working) in modern data protection
• Explore practical approaches to reducing data exposure without impacting the business
• Build relationships with leaders facing similar challenges

Discussion Themes

To support a high-level discussion, participants may be asked to consider:

• Where is AI changing your data risk surface the most today?
• How are you communicating this shift to boards and executive teams?
• What meaningful changes have you made to your data security architecture in the past 12–18 months?
• What has worked — and what hasn’t?
• If you could prioritize one initiative to reduce data loss over the next 6–12 months, what would it be and why?

Who Should Attend?

To ensure a focused, peer-driven discussion, participation is limited to professionals who meet the following criteria:

• No Sales or Consultancy Roles
  We are unable to accept registrations from individuals in sales, business development, account management, or consultancy roles. The goal is a peer-to-peer environment for end-users.
• Senior-Level Decision Makers
  Designed for those currently holding Chief, VP, Director, or Senior-level roles with responsibility for cybersecurity, intelligence, risk, or executive protection strategy.
• End-User Organizations Only
  We invite leaders from end-user organizations (typically Fortune 1000 or equivalent) that do not provide solutions in this space, ensuring discussions remain experience-driven rather than promotional.
• Industry Relevance
  Attendees should work in environments where executive exposure, misinformation, OSINT, or physical risk are relevant concerns.
• Active & Engaged Participants
  This format relies on interaction. Attendees should be willing to contribute, share experiences, and engage openly with peers.

How to Prepare

This is not a listen-only session. To ensure a valuable discussion, attendees are asked to:

• Join with video and audio enabled
• Come prepared with a question, challenge, or experience to share
• Be ready to participate in an open, strategic-level discussion
• No requirement to discuss confidential information
• No recording — this is a trusted, closed-door environment
• A strict no sales pitch policy is requested

Registration & Approval Process

Due to the limited number of participants, all registrations are reviewed to ensure alignment with the event’s focus and audience criteria.

Registration approval is required.

For questions or additional information, please contact:
registrations@kodiconnect.com

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