Why AI Governance Is Failing—and How to Fix It Without Slowing Innovation - 31 de marzo de 2026 - TecnoWebinars.com

Artificial intelligence adoption is accelerating faster than most organizations’ ability to govern it. While many enterprises now claim to have AI governance programs in place, only a small fraction describe those programs as mature, effective, or scalable. The result is a widening gap between intention and reality—marked by shadow AI usage, ungoverned data flows, opaque model behavior, and growing regulatory exposure. In this session, RegScale’s CISO, Dale Hoak and Principal Product Engineer, Dave Waltermire offer a candid, practitioner-led perspective on why AI governance efforts are struggling and what needs to change in 2026 and beyond. Drawing on real-world experience operating in highly regulated environments, Dale will unpack the most common failure modes organizations encounter when attempting to govern AI, including over-reliance on policy, manual reviews, and point-in-time assessments that cannot keep pace with modern cloud and AI development cycles. The discussion will move beyond theory to focus on what actually works: building governance models that are continuous rather than episodic, integrating AI oversight into existing security and compliance operations, and using automation to surface risk decisions without becoming a bottleneck to innovation. Attendees will learn how to align AI governance with cloud security frameworks, embed human judgment where it matters most, and establish guardrails that enable responsible AI adoption instead of stifling it. This session is designed for security leaders, risk professionals, and cloud practitioners who want practical guidance on turning AI governance from a checkbox exercise into an operational capability—one that scales with the business and earns real trust.