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Table 4 · AI Security & Governance · Session 275 Minutes · 15 Seats

Can We Trust AI to Act?

“What security controls and governance does an organisation need before it lets AI touch sensitive data, systems and decisions?”
Roundtable Chair

To be announced

Why This Conversation, Now

AI has rapidly moved beyond speculative proof-of-concepts into boardroom-mandated operational deployments. Across ai security & governance, the decisive challenge is no longer technological awareness, but systemic integration: deciding where autonomy creates sustainable defensibility, how risk is managed across regulated boundaries, and how capital allocation translates into audited financial return.

This closed-door roundtable gathers fifteen peer leaders to dissect verifiable deployments, structural bottlenecks, and operational trade-offs without marketing posture or vendor slides.

Strategic Scope & Lane Boundary

What This Table Owns

Security, assurance, risk and governance of AI systems, including responsible-AI policy, regulatory compliance, and identity and permissions for AI agents.

Cross-table boundary: Cross-cutting autonomous agent operating models, workflow orchestration, and group workforce redesign belong to The Agentic Enterprise table.

Discussion Themes
AI governance frameworks and policy
Regulatory compliance
Model risk management
Identity and permissions for AI agents
Prompt injection and model abuse
Data leakage and privacy
Third-party AI risk
AI-enabled cyber defence
Incident response
Assurance and audit
Who Will Be in the Room

Strictly senior peer executives curated by Risin Ventures and the roundtable chair:

Major bank / Energy / Telecom / Healthcare / Aviation CISO
Government security leader
Critical infrastructure operator
Regional GCC CISO
Chief risk / compliance officer
Government AI governance office
Data-protection regulator / AI policy voice
Privacy / legal specialist
Cybersecurity & AI security companies

Session Specifications

  • 75 Minutes Discussion

    16:30 – 18:00 in dedicated suite.

  • Exactly 15 Seats

    1 chair, up to 2 sponsor leaders, 12 invited guests.

  • Chatham House Rule

    Observations recorded without attribution by designated rapporteur.

  • Plenary & Signals Report

    Findings represented on synthesis stage and published in mid-January 2027.

Doha, 14 December 2026

An invitation-led room of around 110 senior decision-makers, six sponsored roundtables, and high-value stage moments.