Thu, Nov 19 · 4:30 PM MST
AI systems are moving beyond answering questions. They can access organizational data, use tools, make recommendations, and increasingly take action inside business processes.Questions we'll explore:
How do existing security and compliance frameworks apply to AI systems?
What changes when AI can access data, call tools, and take action?
How should organizations govern AI identities, permissions, and delegated authority?
Where do human approval, monitoring, evidence, and rollback belong?
What are local organizations learning as they move AI from experiments into production?
We won't settle all of it in one evening, but you'll leave with useful questions and practical ideas to take back to your team.Agenda:
4:30 PM: Arrival, networking, and dinner
4:45 PM: ISC2 Utah Chapter update
5:00 PM: AI Security & Compliance Roundtable
6:15 PM: Key takeaways, chapter announcements, and close
Facilitators: Ken Allen is a cybersecurity community leader who serves as Vice President and Treasurer of the ISC2 Utah Chapter and as Chair of ISC2’s West Region Chapter Region Management Committee. In his regional role, he helps chapter leaders strengthen governance, programming, and member engagement. Within the Utah Chapter, he supports community growth and the development of the next generation of cybersecurity practitioners.Chris Kenney, CISSP, PMP, CSM serves as Secretary and Membership Chair of the ISC2 Utah Chapter. He is a senior IT professional with approximately 30 years of experience spanning cybersecurity and compliance, technical operations, infrastructure, project management, third-party relationships, cloud services, product management, and customer service. His certifications include CISSP, PMP, CSM, and ITIL 4 Foundation. Chris is also a 13-time Ironman finisher.Alton Alexander is Founder and CEO of Veydra, a decision intelligence platform that combines simulation, AI, and executable models to help leaders test decisions before acting on them. He also serves as Chief Technology Officer at VEOX and as a Principal AI Engineer and decision intelligence consultant with Front Analytics, where he helps organizations take AI from strategy to production, including agent design, orchestration, deployment, and governance. His earlier work includes analytics for Department of Defense pilot training programs and production risk models at The Hartford. He also taught graduate-level data science at the University of Utah's David Eccles School of Business. Marc Cressall, CISSP is President of the ISC2 Utah Chapter and an experienced security and technology leader. His background includes enterprise security architecture, compliance program development, cloud technology, and security culture transformation. He has held the CISSP certification since 2013 and is an AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional. Marc writes and speaks about AI security, governance, agentic systems, and moving organizations beyond compliance theater toward practical resilience.Event details:
Date: Thursday, November 19, 2026Time: 4:30 to 6:30 PM Mountain TimeLocation: Arctic Wolf, 3400 Ashton Boulevard, Suite 450, Lehi, UT 84043CPE: 2 CPE creditsDinner: Provided by Arctic Wolf.Who should attend: Open to ISC2 members and the broader community, including security, GRC, privacy, legal, IT, cloud, data, identity, and AI professionals, plus students and emerging professionals.
Hosted by Arctic Wolf, with dinner generously sponsored by Arctic Wolf.
