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Governing cyber risks and opportunities with agentic AI

11 March 17:30 - 19:30 GMT

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Agentic AI offers unprecedented opportunities — at the cybersecurity coalface and in the boardroom, too. But these opportunities come with new risks, and many boards are struggling to bridge the governance gap.

Nearly 90% of organisations in the UK and Ireland deploy AI agents, yet only 54% have a framework for centralised governance and formal oversight. So it's hardly surprising that in 2025, 57% of cyber attacks were due to AI vulnerabilities. 

Governance professionals are uniquely positioned to navigate this challenge — establishing proper frameworks to strengthen board oversight, support innovation, and ensure organisations capture the benefits of AI while managing the risks.

Join us to hear our expert panel explore:

  • The evolving threat landscape and what agentic AI means for boards
  • The role of governance professionals in navigating these new risks and opportunities
  • The governance frameworks that actually work and what insurers will expect to see
Hosts
Eddie Lamb
Global Head of Cyber, Hiscox
Ted Cowell
Head of UK Cyber Business, Incident Response, S-RM
Jonathan Knight
Chief Product Officer, Board Intelligence
Event details
Date:
11 March 2026
Time:
17:30 - 19:30 GMT
Location:
Hiscox, 22 Bishopsgate, London EC2N 4BQ
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