Every enterprise is racing to put AI into production. Every CISO at this table is being asked to govern the agents that come with it, often without a clear view of what data those agents can actually reach.

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Developer agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor are being wired into data warehouses, databases, and internal automation pipelines across every industry in the room tonight. They pull data into third-party models with little or no inventory of which MCP tools and connectors are in play, what data those tools can reach, or which contractual obligations that data carries. Regulation is part of the pressure. Customer contracts are often the sharper one.

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On Nov 18th Bedrock Data and CISOMeet are bringing Scott Hellman; FBI Assistant Special Agent in charge managing all Cyber operations in the SF Bay area and Pranava Adduri; CTO Bedrock Data to moderate a​ closed-door conversation about how security leaders are approaching AI agent governance at two points: posture time (knowing what data exists, who and what can access it, and under what obligations) and runtime (seeing and controlling what agents actually do the moment they act).

 

We'll trade notes on where visibility has to start, how to prioritize with a lean team and no new budget, and how to keep security positioned as the enabler of AI adoption rather than the brake on it.

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What we’ll get into:

• What agent-to-data access actually looks like inside your org today, and how much of it you can actually see

• Where customer contracts constrain agent access more tightly, and sooner, than regulation does

• How to separate posture-time governance (inventory, entitlements, contractual constraints) from runtime governance (what agents access and expose as they execute), and which to tackle first

• How to start with a lean team and no new budget: which controls buy visibility first, and which can wait

• What “good” looks like for agent governance 12 months from now, and the first milestone toward it

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Join us! For an evening of thought leading conversations with your peers and explore your ideas and strategies with your CISO community.