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The Enterprise AI Security Blueprint: Guardrails, Governance & Architecture That Scales
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The Enterprise AI Security Blueprint: Guardrails, Governance & Architecture That Scales

Wed, December 9Trust, Security & GovernanceProduction AI Systems

Enterprises face growing pressure to adopt AI, yet many lack a coherent security and governance architecture that can scale across teams, use cases, and business units.

This session presents a practical blueprint for enterprise-grade AI security, covering identity and access layers, context isolation, data boundary enforcement, audit trails, prompt-injection defenses, model governance pipelines, and the operational controls required to manage AI systems at scale. Through architecture diagrams and scenario-based walkthroughs, attendees will examine how these components work together to support policy-driven AI systems.

The talk also explores how guardrails can be incorporated into both prompts and infrastructure, and how organizations can manage risk while enabling adoption across the enterprise. Attendees will leave with a structured framework for approaching AI security, governance, and operational control in complex environments.

What You Will Learn:

  • The key components of an enterprise AI security and governance architecture
  • How to implement guardrails, policy controls, and data boundaries across AI systems
  • Approaches for managing identity, auditability, model governance, and prompt-injection risks at scale

Who Should Attend:

  • Security engineers
  • Security architects
  • Platform engineers
  • Enterprise architects
  • Engineering leaders
  • Technical leads responsible for AI adoption
  • Governance, risk, and compliance professionals
  • Teams building or operating enterprise AI platforms

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About the speaker

Brent Laster

Brent Laster

Author & AI Software Engineering Educator

Brent Laster is a global trainer, author, and speaker on open-source technologies, as well as an experienced developer, manager, and director. He is also the founder and president of Tech Skills Transformations, LLC – a company dedicated to making technology understandable and usable. Throughout his career in software development and management, Brent has always made time to learn and develop both technical and leadership skills and share them with others. He believes that regardless of the topic or technology, there’s no substitute for the excitement and sense of potential that come from providing others with the knowledge they need to accomplish their goals.

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