IT Governance, Risk & Compliance Virtual Summit
Achieve Business Objectives, Address Uncertainty, and Orchestrate Automation to Speed GRC
GRC is a catalyst for business growth and efficiency in the digital age. AI and cyber threats have increased the need to build enterprise and IT governance programs to comply with global and national laws, industry standards, and best practices and build customer trust. A well-managed GRC framework can support innovation by providing a structured approach to managing risks and opportunities, giving you a competitive edge. Learn from top professionals in the field, renowned IDC analysts, and leading vendors who can help your organization build a first-in-class GRC strategy.
Don’t miss this opportunity to position yourself and your organization for success in the year ahead.
Key Topics on the GRC Agenda:
- The role of GRC in managing the complexities of cloud migration and data privacy regulations
- The growing importance of GRC in protecting against AI-driven threats and other cyber risks
- Measuring AI Risk: A look at various risk frameworks in corporate and policy implementation
- What does a modern compliance department look like?
- How to determine your target recovery time and why this metric matters
- The intersection of cyber and legal: closer now than ever before
High caliber industry leaders take the virtual stage.
Kay Firth-Butterfield is the CEO of Good Tech Advisory and has been leading work on Responsible design, development and use of AI from the beginning. In 2024 Kay received the TIME 100 Impact Award, was listed as a Who’s Who Emerging Innovator and in Who’s Who in America, Forbes 50 over 50. In 2014 she became the world’s first Chief AI Ethics Officer and became Vice-Chair of the IEEE Global Initiative for Ethical Considerations in Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems in 2015 and the founding head of AI at the World Economic Forum in 2017 where she also served on the Executive Committee. She is frequently cited as a leading woman in AI and was featured in the New York Times as a woman changing the landscape of leadership.
Ryan O’Leary is a Research Director in IDC’s Security and Trust research program covering Privacy and Legal Technology. In this role, Mr. O’Leary leverages his legal experience to provide perspective on changes in laws, shifting regulation, and other market forces that affect technology decision making today for both law firms and corporations. He also provides thought leadership that technology suppliers and technology buyers may use to develop effective strategy for the future. Mr. O’Leary’s core research coverage includes the evolution of eDiscovery and legal technology. As well as, the evolution of privacy compliance technology and impacts of new and emerging data privacy regulation.
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