Organizations are rapidly moving from AI pilots and copilots to systems that can take action on their own. As agents become more autonomous, many leaders are discovering that deploying AI is only part of the challenge. Questions around trust, governance, security, and responsibility become much harder once AI systems begin interacting directly with enterprise data and business processes.
Russell Fishman, Senior Director of Solutions Product Marketing and Field Advocacy at NetApp, joins Brad LaPorte, Chief Marketing Officer at Morphisec and former Gartner analyst, to discuss AI readiness and the growing trust gap many organizations face today. Explore the difference between data trust and execution trust, where traditional security approaches begin to fall short, and why governance becomes increasingly important as AI moves from generating recommendations to taking action.
Drawing on years of experience in cybersecurity, risk management, and AI governance, Brad shares practical guidance for leaders looking to move AI initiatives forward while maintaining control over data, access, and outcomes. The conversation focuses on real-world considerations for deploying agents and autonomous systems in production environments, including how organizations can reduce risk before it becomes an incident.
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