 Power Your AI Adoption with Secure Data
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As enterprises accelerate adoption of Generative and Agentic AI, a common roadblock is emerging: organizations lack visibility into where AI is being used, what data it's accessing, and how to govern it effectively. Join us for an executive-level discussion on how to unlock sustainable AI ROI through data security and AI governance at scale.
We will cut through the hype to pinpoint why AI initiatives stall, where data-related risks emerge, and what's required to scale AI adoption confidently.
Attendees will leave with a practical understanding of how data security accelerates AI adoption, including:
• How to gain visibility into AI usage and the data it accesses across your organization
• The role of AI governance in enabling, not blocking, innovation at scale
• Building secure data foundations that support AI adoption
• Measuring success: the KPIs and business outcomes that demonstrate AI value
As an Solutions Engineering Director at Cyera, Mark Stanford is responsible for the Central US SE team, leading initiatives focused on securing sensitive data in increasingly fragmented cloud landscapes. Mark brings a wealth of experience in tackling the "chaos of cloud scale," specifically addressing the risks associated with shadow data, blast radius and identity mismanagement. His career has been focused on bridging the gap between high-level security strategy and the engineering realities of securing a sprawling data footprint. Mark has had the honor of working for several hi-powered security names, Blue Coat, FireEye and OpenDNS among them, before coming to Cyera to protect what all the other mechanisms sought to secure in the end: data. Mark is often called on to share insights on why understanding the data landscape is the critical difference between proactive defense and post-breach cleanup.
When Mark's not talking to customers about the "trinity of data security", the husband of 29 years and the father of four can be found writing code for animal welfare projects/initiatives, riding his bike or on the golf course.
