Taming the Beast: AI Governance Crash Course

How do you govern something that nobody fully understands?

AI is the most powerful — and most ungoverned — technology your organization has ever adopted. Most companies are using it.

Most regulators are scrambling to control it. And most security leaders are being asked to manage a risk they have never been trained to handle.

This is the conversation we need to have.

WHAT THIS SESSION COVERS

Part 1 — The Interview (45 minutes)

Ahmed Abdel Razek sits down with Len Noe — the world's first augmented ethical hacker, former black hat turned to BioHacker - WhiteHat Hacker - Global Enablement Engineer with CyberArk, then a Solutions Architect at BeyondTrust, and author of Human Hacked Book.— for an open, unfiltered conversation on AI Risk, Human Vulnerability, and What the Security Industry is not Saying Publicly. Live audience Q&A throughout.

Part 2 — AI Governance Crash Course (60 minutes)

Shashank Sinha — Principal Security Consultant at ThreatsView and Top 100 Cybersecurity Leader in the Middle East — delivers a Practical Technical Session on

how to actually Govern AI in your Organization.

Covered in detail:

Why AI governance failures are already happening and what they cost

The AI Risk Control Model — practical, not theoretical

The AI Governance Operating Model — four mechanisms every organization needs

The Security Controls Layer — DNS visibility, DLP, CASB, agentic AI access controls and more

Regulatory mapping — ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act and UAE-specific context

What to implement starting next Monday morning

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This session is designed for CISOs, CIOs, IT Directors, GRC Managers, Compliance Officers, Security Architects and anyone responsible for AI risk in their organization, across UAE, GCC and globally.

IMPORTANT DETAILS

Date: Thursday, 20 August 2026

Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM UAE Time (GST, UTC+4)

Format: Live Online via Microsoft Teams

Cost: Completely Free

Language: English

Certificate: Certificate of Attendance issued by ThreatsView to all participants

No product pitch. No sales content!

Pure knowledge — from people who have been in the room when things go wrong.