How to Handle Security when AI Gets a Login

The biggest AI risk may not be what it says.It may be what it can reach.Most AI conversations focus on the output:What did it say? Was it accurate? Did it violate policy?The harder questions come before the prompt:What company data can it see? Can it only recommend an action, or can it take one? Who is accountable if it crosses a line? Would the audit trail even show what happened?That is the invisible permission layer beneath AI adoption, and it is where governance gets real.Bennett Borden of Clarion AI Law, Sarah Franco of USI, and a third panelist to be announced from the Kiln Holladay community are joining us for a practical discussion about what AI should actually be allowed to see, touch, and do.We’ll examine:If AI adoption at your company is moving faster than your ability to see and govern its access, this session is for you.Join us for the panel, then stay for lunch and compare notes with other leaders working through the same decisions.September 1611:30 AM to 12 PM Lunch & Networking12 to 1:00 PM Panel DiscussionKiln, Holladay1895 E Rodeo Walk Dr. Suite B200, Holladay, UT