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In this session, SentinelOne Principal Evangelist Chris Hosking and Senior Manager of Solutions Engineering Carlos Payés cut through the regulatory complexity to give CISOs a clear, actionable picture of what the EU AI Act demands, where enterprises are most exposed, and how visibility and governance over AI usage is now a security imperative, not just a compliance checkbox. You will leave with: A working understanding of how the EU AI Act classifies risk and what deployer obligations actually mean for your organisation A clear view of the shadow AI problem and why you cannot comply with what you cannot see A practical baseline for AI security governance that maps to both regulatory requirements and real-world enterprise risk This is a security leader's guide to acting now, before enforcement begins.

A Conversation with SentinelOne’s Chief AI Officer Join Gregor Stewart, SentinelOne's Chief AI Officer, and Chris Hosking, Principal Evangelist, for a two-part look at what that access means. Gregor takes the frontier view: how fast these models are moving, and what that changes about the assumptions built into today's security model. Chris takes the defender's view: how SentinelOne puts that same intelligence to work protecting your environment right now. What you'll learn: What programs like Glasswing, Daybreak, Trusted Access for Cyber (TAC), and Anthropic's Cyber Verification Program (CVP) actually mean, and which ones are worth signing up for yourself Where Mythos-class and GPT-5.5-class models improve analyst output, and where operational controls still matter How SentinelOne connects that frontier-model access to security governance A look inside the hands-on work

A SentinelOne Federal whitepaper on OMB Memorandum M-26-14, which rescinds M-21-31 and shifts federal logging from volume-based retention to an outcome-driven, risk-based model built on Continuous Event Monitoring (CEM) and THIRF. It maps the mandate's five-element maturity model, deadlines, and requirements to Singularity Platform capabilities (AI SIEM, XDR, Purple AI) for FedRAMP High agencies.

Join our panel of researchers and industry experts for a 45-minute deep dive into: The AI Threat Multiplier: How AI is reshaping the attacker's toolkit and the enterprise attack surface. What Incidents Actually Look Like: DFIR insights from the front lines. A peak into real entry points, patterns, and what organizations miss. Nation-State & Geopolitical Escalation: How state-sponsored actors are targeting critical industries and developer pipelines in 2026. The Defensive Playbook: Why novel, AI-assisted attacks remain detectable and how to act inside the attacker's window.