Live Webinar
How enterprise GRC leaders assess changing AI risks and what they’re learning at scale
Join Bhavya Gupta, Christopher Monyok and Victor Cheng for a conversation on choosing which AI risks to address, reviewing new AI resources, and deciding what to do when problems arise.



What does effective AI discussion looks like?
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Periodic Reviews
Where do traditional assessments still work?
Continuous Assessment
What does continuous risk assessment look like?
Reliable Automation
Which parts of the process can be automated?
What we’ll discuss
Deciding what to assess
How teams assess vendors, AI capabilities, and individual use cases without duplicating work.
Finding the risks that matter
How business context changes exposure to inaccurate outputs, sensitive data use, bias, and operational disruption.
Getting useful evidence
What vendor documentation can establish, where it falls short, and what to request next.
Keeping assessments current
How teams combine periodic reviews, change-triggered reassessments, and ongoing monitoring.
Scaling the work
What teams automate, how they validate the results, and where human judgment adds the most value.
Preparing for what comes next
How more autonomous AI could change assessment methods, evidence requirements, and review capacity.
Meet the speakers


Bhavya Gupta
Information Security Officer, Stanford University
Bhavya brings experience in AI security and governance and will share her perspective on assessing AI use, setting priorities, and keeping pace with new capabilities.


Christopher Monyok
Director of Cybersecurity Risk, Workday
Christopher brings experience in cybersecurity risk and will share his perspective on the decisions organizations face as they adopt AI.
Victor Cheng
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Mitesh Mehta
Head of GRC Product & AI Engineering, Zania
*The speakers will share their own professional views and will not be speaking on behalf of their employers*
Who should attend
Security, GRC, enterprise risk, privacy, and third-party risk leaders involved in reviewing AI use across their organizations.
Bring your questions
Join the discussion on what to review, where to focus, and how to help your teams use AI safely.