Thursday, February 26th 2026
New Strategies to Protect Your Expanding Dataverse
5:30pm - 8:00pm ET | New York City, NY
Event Overview
AI has sharply increased the complexity and workload facing data security teams. Data moves faster, access is broader, and AI agents are entering environments with identities of their own, multiplying both exposure and noise.
What’s holding them back isn’t effort or expertise. As one security leader put it: “We can’t solve this by throwing bodies at it. We need the truly sensitive things to float to the top so we can act.”
Instead, highly skilled teams burn cycles chasing false positives, tuning policies, and digging through low-severity alerts. More time is lost implementing those policies across different tools for different channels – email, endpoint, and cloud – each with its own workflow.
This is a practical discussion for leaders / practitioners on why that basic question has become so hard to answer, and how teams are changing their DLP operating model to surface real risk faster – without burning out the people running it.
This roundtable will address:
- How can one discover data risks at scale and with speed?
- What are ways to classify data with high precision and rich context?
- How can data be protected everywhere it lives and moves?
- Ways to connect data with identity security in the age of AI and agents
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Subject matter expert
Bob Gilbert
Vice President, GTM Strategy and Chief Evangelist
Netskope
Damian Chung is a cybersecurity leader with over 25 years of security and IT experience.As VP of Cyber Defense, Damian oversees the global SOC, Threat and Vulnerability Management, and Operational Threat Intelligence/Detection. He also leads the Netskope Customer Zero program. He is working on deeper AI integrations for many security operational tasks to improve response and remediation metrics, reduce risk, and stay ahead of attackers.Before Netskope, Chung was head of Cybersecurity Engineering/Architecture at Dignity Health, where he implemented multiple cybersecurity controls and helped mature their security program by developing a healthcare-focused security roadmap. Additionally, Damian has held the role of VP of IT, Cloud Security & Compliance for a healthcare technology company where he built a HIPAA-compliant cloud service. Damian has an MSc from Arizona State.
Subject matter expert
Justin Rowe
Managing Director
Deloitte
Aaron works with large financial institutions in North America, Europe, and the UK to ensure they are able to safely and securely use Google Cloud for their critical workloads. Aaron has significant experience in the implementation and configuration of Google Cloud security products, and leads the development of technical solutions to meet stringent customer requirements. Aaron has been at Google for 7 years, beginning in the Professional Services Organization, specializing in security. Prior to Google, Aaron worked as a data scientist in Cyber Risk at Deloitte.
Aaron also holds a PhD in experimental condensed matter physics from the University of Toronto, in Toronto, Ontario, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering Physics from Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario.
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Venue
Bobby Van's Grill
50th – 135 W 50th St, New York, NY 10020
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