Move Fast and Don't Break Things: A New Model for AI Governance
About This Session
(Breakfast Session)
Every enterprise wants to move faster with AI, but most governance programs slow that down because they were built for humans, not machines. AI agents act in milliseconds, often with more access than any single task requires, and most governance programs lose sight of what they’re doing once they’re running.
Companies often feel forced into a false choice: lock AI down and slow the business or move fast and lose control. The companies pulling ahead rejected that trade-off entirely. They rebuilt their controls to match the speed of AI, getting more agents into production faster, with a complete record of every action to back it up.
This session shows how, and what becomes possible when authorization stops being a policy you set once and starts keeping pace with every decision your AI makes.
Every enterprise wants to move faster with AI, but most governance programs slow that down because they were built for humans, not machines. AI agents act in milliseconds, often with more access than any single task requires, and most governance programs lose sight of what they’re doing once they’re running.
Companies often feel forced into a false choice: lock AI down and slow the business or move fast and lose control. The companies pulling ahead rejected that trade-off entirely. They rebuilt their controls to match the speed of AI, getting more agents into production faster, with a complete record of every action to back it up.
This session shows how, and what becomes possible when authorization stops being a policy you set once and starts keeping pace with every decision your AI makes.
Speaker
Art Gilliland
CEO - Delinea
Art Gilliland is CEO at Delinea and brings proven success in the global enterprise software industry, leading large organizations in product development, enterprise infrastructure, cybersecurity, go-to-market strategy, and SaaS operations. He most recently was SVP/GM of the Symantec Enterprise Division of Broadcom reporting to the CEO, where he led the integration and business operations post-acquisition. Before Symantec, Art held executive positions at Skyport Systems, HP, Symantec, and IMlogic.
